KENYAN STYLE MARU BHAJIYA WITH SPECIAL CHUTNEY Tea time snackAppetizersKenyan recipesVegetarian recipesVegan Recipes 25 Sept Written By Shilpa Anand Potato bhajiyas are Indian frittersMARU BHAJIYA is no ordinary potato bhajiya. This is a popular Kenyan snack, made with thin potato slices, coated with besan( without any added water) and deep-fried.This indulgent snack is then served with a spicy, tangy tomato-based chutney.In Nairobi, Kenya, a shop called Maru’s made this crispy bhajiyas. The family then moved to Uk and opened a shop in Wembley, London and that’s how this recipe came over to the UkThis is a perfect vegan, gluten-free tea time snack INGREDIENTS FOR CHUTNEY 2-3 tomatoes½ carrot2-3 green chilliesBunch of coriander leaves1inch Ginger( optional)Salt to tasteLemon juice½ Cucumberfew pieces of red capsicumGarlicJaggeryCuminINSTRUCTIONS Blend everything together into a coarse paste. Adjust seasoningThat’s it, your chutney is ready INGREDIENTS FOR THE BHAJIYA: 1-2 potatoes, peeled, washed and thinly sliced2tbsp besan( chickpea flour)Coriander leavesGreen chillies, thinly slicedSmall piece ginger, grated2-3 cloves of Garlic, pasteLemon juiceMethi leaves or Kasuri Methi 2tbsp cornflour or rice flour 1tsp powdered sugar( optional)Salt to taste1tsp red chilli powderTurmeric powder¼ tsp AjwainINSTRUCTIONS:Mix everything and add it to the potato slices Mix well making sure each slice is coated Leave to rest for 15-20 mins.Do not add any water to the batterHeat oil to fry the BHAJIYA Add potato slices ( don’t overcrowd the pan) Fry at med-low heat stirring continuously until bhajiyas are golden and crispyDrain and that’s it, your Kenyan MARU Bhajiyas are readyServe hot with the prepared chutney SPICE LEVEL:🌶 Shilpa Anand
KENYAN STYLE MARU BHAJIYA WITH SPECIAL CHUTNEY Tea time snackAppetizersKenyan recipesVegetarian recipesVegan Recipes 25 Sept Written By Shilpa Anand Potato bhajiyas are Indian frittersMARU BHAJIYA is no ordinary potato bhajiya. This is a popular Kenyan snack, made with thin potato slices, coated with besan( without any added water) and deep-fried.This indulgent snack is then served with a spicy, tangy tomato-based chutney.In Nairobi, Kenya, a shop called Maru’s made this crispy bhajiyas. The family then moved to Uk and opened a shop in Wembley, London and that’s how this recipe came over to the UkThis is a perfect vegan, gluten-free tea time snack INGREDIENTS FOR CHUTNEY 2-3 tomatoes½ carrot2-3 green chilliesBunch of coriander leaves1inch Ginger( optional)Salt to tasteLemon juice½ Cucumberfew pieces of red capsicumGarlicJaggeryCuminINSTRUCTIONS Blend everything together into a coarse paste. Adjust seasoningThat’s it, your chutney is ready INGREDIENTS FOR THE BHAJIYA: 1-2 potatoes, peeled, washed and thinly sliced2tbsp besan( chickpea flour)Coriander leavesGreen chillies, thinly slicedSmall piece ginger, grated2-3 cloves of Garlic, pasteLemon juiceMethi leaves or Kasuri Methi 2tbsp cornflour or rice flour 1tsp powdered sugar( optional)Salt to taste1tsp red chilli powderTurmeric powder¼ tsp AjwainINSTRUCTIONS:Mix everything and add it to the potato slices Mix well making sure each slice is coated Leave to rest for 15-20 mins.Do not add any water to the batterHeat oil to fry the BHAJIYA Add potato slices ( don’t overcrowd the pan) Fry at med-low heat stirring continuously until bhajiyas are golden and crispyDrain and that’s it, your Kenyan MARU Bhajiyas are readyServe hot with the prepared chutney SPICE LEVEL:🌶 Shilpa Anand