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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Green Moong Bonda

Green moong bondas

This was an off the cuff recipe I tried after salivating over several Mysore Bonda recipes - It was that time of afternoon when the tiffin pangs struck hard and I said, hmmm, how about I make something delicious like that - then I open my pantry and the first thing that I saw was my pachai pasi or green moong split - I had just made a dal out of it which I have yet to blog and I says, why not give this a shot and see how it turns out and the verdict was totally worth it :) So do try this different Bonda recipe and see if you like it.
green moong bondas

Here is the recipe
1 cup  Green moong split
1/2 cup urad dal
1/2 cup grated coconut
Desired amount of ginger (see in picture if you are not certain)
1 tbsp black pepper
1/4 tsp asafetida
2 fresh green chilies
4-5 dry red chilies
curry leaves - optional - I added them after I took the pictures :(
Green Moong Bondas

method
Soak in about 2 cups of water for 2 hours
Drain all the water out and grind small amounts into a fine paste till the entire lot i done
Add salt
Mung bondas

Ready your frying pan with oil
Drop small balls into the heated oil and fry to a fine brown crisp
green Moong Bondas

Enjoy with Cucumber Sesame Chutney - recipe to follow next :) Enjoy this lovely tea time or any time indulgence with your families


49 comments:

  1. Moong dal bondas!! They are the favorite of mine among all pakodas/bondas, and they look divinely tempting here! :)

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  2. Use to make Wadai with moong,this's diff to me!! Nice preparation.

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  3. Nice Crispy bonda !! very inviting too !!

    Ongoing Event - CC-Chocolate Fest

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  4. Delicious and mouthwatering bondas. Excellent preparation.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  5. Salivating, salivating
    Looks delicious.

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  6. Looks yummy and healthy also.
    Love Ash.

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  7. Healthy and crispy snack..perfect tea time snack,will try this

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  8. Umm... healthy twist to sinful bondas.. :)

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  9. wow...lovely idea...super delicious snack

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  10. oh my gosh I wish I had your culinary skills to whip up all these yummy dishes *sighs*

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  11. YUMMY Recipe

    Aarthi
    http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com/

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  12. The bondas look so tempting dear, love the clicks, look forward to the chutney..

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  13. lovely bondas and lookg fwd to the chutney recipe dear..

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  14. Bonda looks so crunchy and yummy. Perfect snack

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  15. I have made this with split yello moong daal...Never tried with the green version...Need to try this one

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  16. Super tempting and crispy bondas,looks absolutely divine and inviting..

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  17. wow..such a tempting bondas..mouthwatering..

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  18. Very delicious n healthy vadas..crispy!!

    Erivum Puliyum

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  19. Talking of being a Temptress......U are in the same boat dear.......Look at all the divine delicacies u churn out......am gonna drop in some day .....Charlottesville is not far from NJ.

    BTW Thanks for the compliment & the Moong vada's are to die for as I love love love everything Moong.

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  20. Delicious bondas dear...super tempting :-)


    Http://Onlyfishrecipes.blogspot.com/

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  21. Thanks so much for dropping by :)..remember the short breads which could be made shorter ;)..u have a lovely blog....am a happy follower of urs now!! Keep dropping by :)

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  22. wow...very tempting and yummy bondas, nice idea...will try this for sure..thanks for sharing!!

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  23. Wow cool, This is totally different from the normal bondas which I make. Will try out sometime soon..
    Sounds super delicious and crispy, lovely clicks as well :)

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  24. Wow.. thats an yummy looking bonda :)

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  25. wow, these are delicious vadas, using moong is so new to me, nice one Priya :)

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  26. Moong dal bondas looks very crispy and yummy...

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  27. We love moong(payaru) especially kootu...wat an amazing idea to use it for bondas...looks divine with the chutney!!

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  28. they r so delicious looking bondas n chutney ..

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  29. That looks very tempting..feel like grabbing one right away.

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  30. very appetizing bondas....

    i am hosting the Kerala Kitchen event for the month of Feb 2012...do send in your entries..

    cheers

    roshan

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  31. Yummy and Healthy Bonda..luv the final pic..

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  32. quite innovative .....looks delicious.....

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  33. please pass me that plate, Priya !!

    Do check out my new event too and try to send in some entries..


    Kalyani
    Sizzling Tastebuds
    Event : Valentine Fest – Served with Love

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  34. healthy and cripsy snack with moong...very new and interesting recipe to me...

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  35. Tempting bondas....a healthy twist!

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  36. wow, Priya, love this, I make moong dal vada, but never added coconut in it, got to try next time. They look very tempting.

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  37. Bondas look so crispy and tempting.

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  38. I want some of this--it's colorful and spicy and fried, therefore perfect!

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  39. Crispy and deliciously prepared.

    Taste as you cook

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  40. I have never eaten this before! It looks great!

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  41. Wish you were my neighbor! Crispy vada with some hot tea .. is all I need now.

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  42. Idont' have the ingredients for these gorgeous treats - I'd like to pop round to share a couple with you!
    Mary x

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  43. Sounds interesting and similar to what we call it as kunukku! Wonderful idea priya!

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