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Crispy Bhindi fry

10.28.2005 · Posted in Side dishes, Simple and Easy



Ingredients:
3 cups chopped bhindi(Okra)
1 tbl spn besan (grama flour)
1 tea spn rice flour
1 tea spn chilli powder
1/4  tea spn tamariand pulp
A pinch turmeric
1/2 tea spn garam masala
Oil
Salt

Method:
Cut bhindi into thin long pieces. Heat oil and all other ingredients. Fry till bhindi is cooked. Serve hot.

Serves : 2
Preparation time : 15min



13 Responses to “Crispy Bhindi fry”

  1. [...] Day 5 – Lunch was a simple homely meal with Nandita’s Lasuni Dal Palak , I have  tried making so many variety of  dal with greens, this is by far the best dal i have ever tasted. I usually love crispy pan fried potatoes or taro root for dals but wanted to try something new with okra. Shilpa’s Crispy Bhendi Fry was just perfect for it. [...]

  2. Hi shilpa,
    Should i fry bhindi first & then add masalas or should i marinate it with same masala

  3. Divya, you can mix all the ingredients together in a bowl and then fry them.

  4. Should i deep fry the bhindi as besan was sticking & bhendi took time to cook, i don’t know where i made a mitake

  5. Divya, yes the besan does stick to the bhindi. You need to fry it for a long time and use more oil than normal. If you think you cannot get it at all, you can deep fry it. (I never deep fry this dish).

  6. Thanks shilpa , will try it

  7. I tried this recipe. I put in some more of my household ingredients but stuck to the method of cooking as stated here. It turned out good. Thanks

  8. Hello,

    This dish was a success! I’ve been trying to find a tasty blend of masala for my bhindi and this one is it! I also think that cutting the bhindi into long slices instead of the 1in chunks makes a world of difference. My boyfriend ate almost the whole pan and told me not to change a thing, this is a great compliment since he can be picky with his masalas :)

  9. Wera Wernicke says:

    Hi Shilpa, I just went through your recipes and they sound exciting. I will definitely try them. I just bought some Bhindis which are a rarity here in Germany, and want to try the Crispy Bhindi Fry recipe. Like Divya, I am also confused, but will heat oil first and then add al the ingredients together with the cut Bhindis. Let’s see what happens.

    It was accidentally that I got your page when I was looking for a recipe for sooran. How can I turn to your recipes whenever I want? Thank you. Wera

  10. Hey Shilpa,

    M i so glad that i found ur site ….. i hd been looking for a crispy bhindi recipe n presto when i found ur recipe i was sure that i could try it without worrying about the results …. yea i tried it today n it turned out to b fantastic …. only i did not hv tamarind paste so i used amchoor powder instead … wow n thanks a ton :)

  11. Hello Shilpa,

    I am actually in search of a recipe of a bhindi dish I had couple of years back in a food fest.. it was a mughalai dish and very tasty n kinda spicy and lightly fried but not deep fried.. I have been searching for any mughalai bhindi dishes on Google but never found any. Are you aware of any such dishes? I’d be delighted to know..

    thanks in advance.

    Regards,
    Prathibha

    P.S : if any of the readers of this blog can answer or help me out, please mail me at rhythm42002@gmail.com. Thanks

  12. sreeram srinivas says:

    Add masalas in the last few minutes of bhindi frying…else the nutrient values of masala decreases….. similarly add iodized salt as the last thing… for in heat the iodine in the salt goes out as vapor…. you again the key nutrional element….

    note : you add besan as a medium between masala / bhindi and also to limit excessive masala taste should you accidently add more !!

  13. Hey Shilpa….I tried this one and it came out fantastic. My husband loved it and wants me to perpare it regularly. Thanx

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