Ingredients needed
Bengal Gram flour/Besan -1 cup (kadalai mavu)
Ghee/clarified butter -2 tsp
Oil for deep frying boondis
Salt and chilli powder to taste
Method
Take besan/chick pea flour in a bowl, add 2 tsp ghee, needed salt and chilli powder.
First add little water and mix it well without lumps.Then add more water little by little and make a slightly thin batter.The batter should neither be very thin nor thick.The consistency should be that of dosa batter. (see picture below)
Heat oil, then take the boondi ladle and pour a little batter on the ladle. The batter will fall through the holes into the hot oil. (See picture below)
Fry the balls till golden brown and drain it on a paper towel.
After it cools, store it in an air tight container. It will stay fresh for a week.
Variation
Instead of adding salt and chilli powder in the batter, you can even sprinkle it on the fried boondis, mix it well and then store it.
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Raji
Home made boondi looks wow..this will make any raita even more tasty.
Vimitha Anand
Easy to make and can be used in many dishes…
Authenticoriyafood
I love kara boondi with Bisibella bath…a staple in my office canteen!!!! Never tried at home…this looks easy enuf!!!
Santosh Bangar
very useful recipe
Priya Sreeram
aaah- one more fav fried snack- yum !
Arundhuti
Hey, this is a very useful recipe. Thanks for sharing. But I don't know where I will find a boondi ladle here.
Biny Anoop
hey say was a nice tip….gr8 going Padhu
Swathi
Boondhi looks perfect padhu. I love any time to have them.
GEETHA ACHAL
Love the boondi…Love the colors…
Is it edible veg. that you had kept beside the bhoodi tray in pic 1….
Chitra
nothing can beat our desi snacks like this. wow would be gr8 with a cup of hot coffee / tea
Aruna Manikandan
love this a lot….
looks perfect dear 🙂
Chitra
Thank you for the photos. I think, now I know the correct consistency of the batter to make the boondis right. 🙂
Prathibha
Lovely boondi..love this in dahi n I even love sweet boondi laddu too..
Prathima Rao
Very well explained…Thx to u i can now make these delicious crunchy boondis at home!!
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Sushma Mallya
Looks so crispy and yummy!
Isingcakes
Never tried homemade boondi…love your post on this. Will try soon.
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Latha
Crispy goodness…my lil ones favorite.
Suja
Love boondi,looks crispy and yummy
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Priya
Crispy boondis looks soo crispy and prefect, love it..
Anjali Bapna Shukla
I'm such a big lover of Boondi Laddoos and this recipe would be of great help…thanks a ton, dear! 🙂 The boondi looks just perfect… 🙂
SravsCulinaryConcepts
Love boondi anytime !! urs came so perfect and looks so yummy !!
divya
Looks so crispy and yummy!
Vidhya
Boondies looks crispy and yummy.
Ananda Rajashekar
This is the best, wow they look great, wanted to try a long time..great recipe!
hari priya
Is rice flour required???