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British Indian Restaurant Recipes - Starters & Side Dishes => Starters and Side Dishes Chat => Topic started by: Peripatetic Phil on September 14, 2019, 07:35 PM
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We had two guests stay at the hotel yesterday who very kindly left a copy of their book All Mum's Stuff!, dedicated to the memory of their late son Mark. The author is a Kenyan Asian, Champa, and among her recipes she includes one for onion bhaji. I don't want to infringe her copyright, so I won't replicate it here, but what intrigued me was that the ingredients included 8oz boiled rice (as well as banana !). Has anyone previously encountered a recipe for onion bhaji that includes rice ?
** Phil.
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No, but I can imagine it acting as a binder, perhaps?
I little like adding grated potato to
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Yes, she includes potato as well : 8 oz cooked rice, one medium onion, one medium potato, two bananas (!) ...
** Phil.
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Well, it'll keep us regular anyhow!
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Well, I will be giving her recipe a go, but I am afraid that for me the bananas are a definite no-no. I loathe them in any form, especially when they sneak into an fruit smoothie ...
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I'm pretty sure you don't have to make this one to know that it's not an onion bhaji. At least not in BIR terms.
I balk at the use of potato, so rice, masoor dal, bananas and any other contaminants really don't sit well with me.
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I would definitely eat onion bhajis with banana in it. I love bananas and I love banana fritters.
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I would definitely eat onion bhajis with banana in it.
No you wouldn't because by definition it would no longer be an onion bhaji! :P
I love bananas and I love banana fritters.
Me too. ;D