This is a cinchy quick fix if you are want to eat something cheesy and well - fried :) You gotta get in the fried stuff once or twice or month or, if you are like me, you will have a craving for it and go berserk when you get your hands on them -- Just a small dose of the bad stuff, every now and then :P
Ingredients:
Fresh Mozzarella balls diced to your preference (you do not want to cut them too thin)
For the batter:
1/2 cup of either gram flour or all purpose flour
spices of your choice (I used rosemary, and some herb De Provence)
For spicing
1 tsp ground peppers or
I used 1 tsp of rasam powder
1 cup of bread crumbs
Water to make batter consistency of pancakes or slightly thicker (FOR FLAVIA)
Preparation
Heat sufficient oil to fry
Make the batter fairly thick
Keep the mozzarella slices, the batter and the bread crumbs organized and follow the pick, dip, roll and drop formula
Pick up a slice, dip in the batter until it is covered
Then roll them a few times in the bread crumbs
Then drop them gently in the oil
Keep the heat in medium, so that the outer shell and the inner batter layer have time to cook - should not take too long at all -
When the color is just right (see photo) remove them from the pan and drain in a paper-toweled colander
Serve Hot - with your favorite dip -
I made a really quick yogurt dip which i will blog soon :) Happy snacking
Ingredients:
Fresh Mozzarella balls diced to your preference (you do not want to cut them too thin)
For the batter:
1/2 cup of either gram flour or all purpose flour
spices of your choice (I used rosemary, and some herb De Provence)
For spicing
1 tsp ground peppers or
I used 1 tsp of rasam powder
1 cup of bread crumbs
Water to make batter consistency of pancakes or slightly thicker (FOR FLAVIA)
Preparation
Heat sufficient oil to fry
Make the batter fairly thick
Keep the mozzarella slices, the batter and the bread crumbs organized and follow the pick, dip, roll and drop formula
Pick up a slice, dip in the batter until it is covered
Then roll them a few times in the bread crumbs
Then drop them gently in the oil
Keep the heat in medium, so that the outer shell and the inner batter layer have time to cook - should not take too long at all -
When the color is just right (see photo) remove them from the pan and drain in a paper-toweled colander
Serve Hot - with your favorite dip -
I made a really quick yogurt dip which i will blog soon :) Happy snacking
delicious and very unique bhajji
ReplyDeleteyums yo :))Infinite times better than school carp!!
ReplyDeletethis would be really good to snack
ReplyDeletethis is a winner all the way !
ReplyDeleteLovely bajjis...looks yummy
ReplyDeleteYummy bhajji...unique and looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteReva
Very innovative. Never thought of using mozarella for bajjis..
ReplyDeleteThanks all :) @ gayathri and sowmya, wish I could claim to the innovative part - it is sold here in most Italian restaurants and as frozen food .. but always good making at home because we can tweek it to our tastes...
ReplyDelete@ Rachel, I promise to make you a frresh batch of them if you would like to visit me :)
lovely bajji and my fav tooo
ReplyDeleteHey I wish I were living close to your home too!Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteyummy!! Mozzarella bhajjis sound like a lovely & tasty snack!
ReplyDeleteI am glad to have discovered your blog :-)
oh boy, that is flavorful and delicious bhajjis!
ReplyDeleteI love Mozarella stuffed sticks available in the shops but have never made the bhajias. I love the idea!! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome fried bhajji!! looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteoh love this such a cool starter!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great but fatty snack. We always order it in restaurants. Now, I can try it at home as well :)
ReplyDelete@ Priya Y, I agree with both your observations - which is why it's a once in a while indulgence :)
ReplyDeleteOOOh yumm! I love anything deep fried. Your fried mozzarella are making me drool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for inviting me to the event. Ive added it to my page.
I have bought these but never made them. Thanks for the recipe. I plan to add these to my "make soon - list".
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