Malabar Spinach Leaves Fritters

Malabar Spinach Leaves Fritters | Puroi Xaakor Bor

Malabar spinach (puroi xaak /পূৰৈ শাক) has two varieties - green and red. The red one is known as basella alba or ruba. Malabar spinach has fleshy and thick leaves. It's steams are very soft. Malabar spinach are used as a vegetable in Indian cuisine.

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Malabar spinach leaves fritters are very tasty fritters which can be served as a snack or as a side dish with steamed rice. The fleshy thick malabar spinach leaves are dipped into a spicy chickpea batter and then fried till golden brown or till crisp in oil. Here in this recipe I'm using ruba or the red variety of malabar spinach. Check the recipe below.

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Malabar Spinach Fritters | Puroi Xaakor Bor

📎Cuisine : Indian

🔪Preparation Time : 5 minutes

♨Cooking Time : 15 minutes

🕞Total : 20 minutes

INGREDIENTS:

5-6 malabar spinach leaves
1/2 cup chickpea flour
1 tbsp rice flour or semolina
1/4 tbsp cumin powder
1/4 tbsp coriander powder
1/4 tbsp red chilli powder
salt to taste
oil to fry

Malabar spinach leaves fritters are very tasty fritters which can be served as a snack or as a side dish with steamed rice. The fleshy thick malabar spinach leaves are dipped into a spicy chickpea batter and then fried till golden brown or till crisp in oil.

METHOD:

Wash Malabar spinach leaves under running water and soak in salted water.
For batter take a bowl. Add chickpea flour+rice flour+cumin powder+coriander powder+red chilli powder+salt. Add water as required. Mix them properly. Don't make it too thick or too thin.
Dip malabar spinach leaves one by one into the batter.
Now in a pan heat oil. Fry batter coated malabar spinach leaves in oil till golden brown or till the fritters become crispy.
Serve hot. Don't serve once the fritters become cold, because it'll lost its crispness.

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