Most of us hesitate to have Bitter gourd as the name itself tells us it is very bitter. This is a good evening snack. Got this recipe from Sharmispassion, but did small alterations. This is very flavorful and must try and doesn't absorb much oil.
Ingredients
4 Bitter Gourd
2 1/2 tablespoon Rice flour
2 tablespoon Corn flour
4 tablespoon Chickpea flour
1 1/2 tablespoon chilly powder
1 tablespoon Fennel powder
A pinch of Cumin powder
Salt
Method
Note
Ingredients
4 Bitter Gourd
2 1/2 tablespoon Rice flour
2 tablespoon Corn flour
4 tablespoon Chickpea flour
1 1/2 tablespoon chilly powder
1 tablespoon Fennel powder
A pinch of Cumin powder
Salt
Method
- Wash Bitter gourd and allow it to dry. Slice it evenly thin.
- Take a bowl and mix the rest of the ingredients together.
- Sprinkle the mixture to the sliced bitter gourd and add 1 or 2 tablespoon of water.
- Mix well, don't add too much of water. (The water is added so that all the dry ingredients get stick to the bitter gourd).
- Heat oil and fry them until most of the bubbles are gone or when it turns golden brown.
- Leave these chips in a kitchen tissue paper so that it absorbs all oil and then store in a air-tight container.
Note
- Cut the Bitter gourd and refrigerate. Mix other ingredients on the next day, by doing this way personally i felt it is much crispier than the usual chips.
- In most of the paavakai chips recipe, they have mentioned to bake for 5 mins, which personally i felt not required.
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