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.
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 :(
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
Ready your frying pan with oil
Drop small balls into the heated oil and fry to a fine brown crisp
Enjoy with Cucumber Sesame Chutney - recipe to follow next :) Enjoy this lovely tea time or any time indulgence with your families
Moong dal bondas!! They are the favorite of mine among all pakodas/bondas, and they look divinely tempting here! :)
ReplyDeleteUse to make Wadai with moong,this's diff to me!! Nice preparation.
ReplyDeleteNice Crispy bonda !! very inviting too !!
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Delicious and mouthwatering bondas. Excellent preparation.
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Salivating, salivating
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious.
Looks yummy and healthy also.
ReplyDeleteLove Ash.
Healthy and crispy snack..perfect tea time snack,will try this
ReplyDeleteUmm... healthy twist to sinful bondas.. :)
ReplyDeletewow...lovely idea...super delicious snack
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh I wish I had your culinary skills to whip up all these yummy dishes *sighs*
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The bondas look so tempting dear, love the clicks, look forward to the chutney..
ReplyDeletelovely bondas and lookg fwd to the chutney recipe dear..
ReplyDeleteBonda looks so crunchy and yummy. Perfect snack
ReplyDeleteI have made this with split yello moong daal...Never tried with the green version...Need to try this one
ReplyDeleteHealthy n deliciousss
ReplyDeleteSuper tempting and crispy bondas,looks absolutely divine and inviting..
ReplyDeletewow..such a tempting bondas..mouthwatering..
ReplyDeleteVery delicious n healthy vadas..crispy!!
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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.
ReplyDeleteBTW Thanks for the compliment & the Moong vada's are to die for as I love love love everything Moong.
Delicious bondas dear...super tempting :-)
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ReplyDeletewow...very tempting and yummy bondas, nice idea...will try this for sure..thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWow cool, This is totally different from the normal bondas which I make. Will try out sometime soon..
ReplyDeleteSounds super delicious and crispy, lovely clicks as well :)
Wow.. thats an yummy looking bonda :)
ReplyDeletewow, these are delicious vadas, using moong is so new to me, nice one Priya :)
ReplyDeletehealthy bonda...interesting!
ReplyDeletehow innovative!!! i love it!
ReplyDeleteMoong dal bondas looks very crispy and yummy...
ReplyDeleteWe love moong(payaru) especially kootu...wat an amazing idea to use it for bondas...looks divine with the chutney!!
ReplyDeletethey r so delicious looking bondas n chutney ..
ReplyDeleteThat looks very tempting..feel like grabbing one right away.
ReplyDeletevery appetizing bondas....
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Yummy and Healthy Bonda..luv the final pic..
ReplyDeletequite innovative .....looks delicious.....
ReplyDeleteplease pass me that plate, Priya !!
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healthy and cripsy snack with moong...very new and interesting recipe to me...
ReplyDeletelovely and healthy bonda
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy indeed.
ReplyDeleteTempting bondas....a healthy twist!
ReplyDeletewow, Priya, love this, I make moong dal vada, but never added coconut in it, got to try next time. They look very tempting.
ReplyDeleteBondas look so crispy and tempting.
ReplyDeleteI want some of this--it's colorful and spicy and fried, therefore perfect!
ReplyDeleteCrispy and deliciously prepared.
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I have never eaten this before! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteWish you were my neighbor! Crispy vada with some hot tea .. is all I need now.
ReplyDeletelovely looking vadas
ReplyDeleteIdont' have the ingredients for these gorgeous treats - I'd like to pop round to share a couple with you!
ReplyDeleteMary x
Sounds interesting and similar to what we call it as kunukku! Wonderful idea priya!
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