Onion Bhaji

Onion Bhaji

Serves
Serves: 5
Time
Prep & Cook: 20 min

Ridiculously moreish spiced onion fritter balls that you can make at home. A crispy and tantalising entrée or side served with a curry that everyone will enjoy. Don’t be intimidated by how intricate they look. Onion bhajis are really easy to make and we have the key to the crispiest ones. Read more to find out.

Ingredients

1x
Turban Chopsticks Onion Bhaji Mix
3
extra large onions, finely sliced
4
tablespoons fresh coriander leaves, finely chopped
1
fresh chilli,roughly chopped (optional)
3/4
cup of water
Preferred oil for frying

Method

1
Preheat preferred cooking oil in pan ready for frying.
2
Mix dry packet of Turban Chopsticks Onion Bhaji mix with 3/4 cup of water and stir well. Add finely sliced onions (these will make the crispiest bhajis), coriander and chilli to batter and mix well.
3
Loosely drop spoonfuls of the mixture into a the medium-hot oil and fry until golden brown and crisp for 2-3 minutes on each side. Do not overcrowd pan when frying as they may stick together.
4
Drain well on paper towel. Serve immediately with a sprinkling of salt (optional) and dip into your favourite chutney or relish.

Tips

Slice onions finely for the crispiest bhajis.

Try with grated carrot, corn, zucchini or potato for a delicious entree.

You can also use red onion or spring onions.

In this recipe

Little Bite Range - Onion Bhaji Mix 200g

$9.50
Natural | Gluten Free | Vegan | Australian made Product Recipe Ingredients Nutrition Info Turban Tips Who doesn’t love onion bhajis that are so ridiculously moreish that, before you know it, you would have eaten half a dozen? Our onion bhaji little bites are made with chickpea and potato, and spices of garlic, salt, black pepper, red lentils and chilli to create spiced onion fritter balls that would make anyone in your household crave more and more of this crisp and tantalising snack or entree! Go on, indulge in a golden onion bhaji, or two, three, four, five …. INGREDIENTS• 1 Turban Chopsticks Onion Bhaji Mix• 3 extra large onions (or chopped spring onion), finely sliced• 4 tablespoons fresh coriander leaves and stems, finely chopped• 1 fresh chilli, seeded and roughly chopped (optional)• Preferred oil for fryingEASY STEPS1. PREHEAT Heat as much or as little oil in fry pan, ready for frying.2. MIX dry packet ingredients with ¾ cup of water and stir well. Add sliced onions, coriander and chilli to the batter. Squish the onions and ingredients all together, until everything is well combined and moist.3. FRY Loosely, drop spoonfuls of the mixture into medium-hot oil and fry untilgolden brown and crisp for 2-3 minutes each side. They should puff slightly intoroundish golden balls. DO NOT overcrowd pan when deep frying, as they will stick together.4. SERVE Drain well. Serve immediately with a sprinkling of salt (optional), asqueeze of fresh lemon juice or with your favourite chutney, relish or raita! Tapioca flour, maize flour, potato flour, rice flour, vegetable gums (460), raising agents (500, 575), spices, salt, red lentil, garlic, nigella seeds. When prepared Servings per packet: 35 Cals p/serve: 35 calories Serving size: 30 grams Qty p/serve Qty p/100g Energy 148kj 495kj Protein 0.9g 3.0g Fat, total 1.7g 5.6g - Saturated 0.1g 0.4g Carbohydrate 3.7g 12.4g Sugars 0.8g 2.6g Sodium 53mg 178mg Made in Western Australia from premium imported and local ingredients Reheat these onion bhajis by placing them in a warm oven or fry pan for 2-3 minutes until crisp and ready to serve. Add 1 cup of baby spinach/kale leaves and chopped spring onions for a greenly gorgeous treat.
Little Bite Range - Onion Bhaji Mix 200g
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