Suitable for:
Vegetarian, Low Carb
Serves:
3 people
Protein density:
- 40.20%
Output:
- 7 pieces
Time:
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Recipe Macros: Defatted Soya Bharva Mirch Curry
Energy | Protein | Fat | Carbs | Net Carbs |
---|---|---|---|---|
393kcal | 39.2g | 13.8g | 36.6g | 28g |
Ingredients: Defatted Soya Bharva Mirch Curry
Procedure 1: Making Filling
- Mix defatted soya flour (40g), paneer, onions, ginger chili paste, salt, red chili powder, hing and amchur powder(mixture should be like a crumble).
- Wash and slit the chilis and deseed them.
- Fill the soya flour mixture in the chilis and keep aside.
Procedure 2: Making Marination and Pakoras
- Mix defatted soya flour (10g), besan, salt and red chili powder and make a batter (ribbon consistency).
- Dip the filled chilis in the batter and line in a pre-heated air fryer at 170 degree celsius for around 20 minutes.
- Flip after every 4-5 minutes.
- Remove and keep aside once done.
Procedure 3: Making Curry
- Heat oil (2 ml) in a kadhai, add jeera and fry for 10 seconds. Add ginger chill paste (1/2 tsp) and cook for 10-15 seconds.
- Now add onion tomato paste, haldi, salt and cook for 5-7 minutes.
- Once the paste is cooked, add the strained curd and stir continuously until gravy starts boiling. cook for another 4-5 minutes.
- Plate the prepared mirchis on the serving dish and pour gravy 10 minutes before serving.
Outcome:
Tangy, spicy, soft pakoras
Shelf Life:
Tastes best when eaten fresh. You can be stored for a day.
Storage Instructions:
Store in an air tight container in refrigerator for upto 1 day.
Additional Info:
- You can eat pakodas alone as an individual snack.
- You can use capsicum or any other bell peppers instead of picador chillis.
- You can use finely sieved soya chunks powder instead of defatted soya flour.