Bread bajji recipe with step by step photos.I had Bread bajji in my PG canteen and that was the first time I tasted it and instantly loved it.Now come on, how can one say no to hot bajji and that too with bread.During our PG, we used to hang out during our free hrs and make sure to give a attendance to canteen during tea break and this bread bajji was relished during those days and the memories still stay so fresh. Bread Bajji with a hot chai was so refreshing especially after some boring hours of lectures 😉 hehe I love Potato Bajji the best but only next to this bread bajji 🙂 Even mittu loved this bread bajji which I served for her as afterschool snack .
Bread Bajji Recipe
Preparation Time:10 minutes | Cooking Time : 20 mins | Makes:10 small bajjis
Recipe Category: Main | Recipe Cuisine: South Indian
Recipe Category: Main | Recipe Cuisine: South Indian
Bread – 5 slices
Besan Flour – 1/2 cup
Rice Flour – 1/4 cup
Ginger Garlic Paste – 1/2 tsp
Red Chilli Powder – 1/2 tsp
Cooking Soda – 1/8 tsp
Salt – to taste
Oil – to deep fry
Method:
- Measure and take besan and rice flour and transfer to a wide mixing bowl.Add red chilli powder,ginger garlic paste,required salt and whisk it well for even mixing.
- Then add water little by little to form a semi runny batter slightly thicker than dosa batter.It should be free flowing but not too runny as shown.Set aside.
- Trim the edges of bread slices and cut it diagonally to form triangles.Now add cooking soda to the batter.
- You can see small bubbles frothing which shows the activeness of soda.Dip each triangle piece of bread slice on both sides.
- Heat oil, add the bread slices, turn over and cook on both sides till golden.Cook in low medium flame to avoid burning.Drain in tissue paper and serve hot.
Serve hot!
My Notes:
- I usually add cooking soda just before using the batter.Don’t let it rest for long after soda is added.If you want to reserve the batter for later use then add cooking soda alone later.
- I used milk bread, you can use normal bread or even sandwich bread.But I love the slight sweetness milk bread gives.
- Sprinkle a pinch of chat masala while serving if you prefer.
- The batter should consistency should be just right, if its too runny then the batter will not stick to the bread so prepare the batter accordingly and add water carefully.
- Cook in low medium flame and fry both sides till golden.
- Oil should be just hot not smoky hot else the bread bajjis will turn darker soon without cooking inside.
- You can even make small squares and fry them.The shape is upto your preference.
- As I just fried few pieces, I used my small kadai.
- I love to eat it as such but can be accompanied with coconut chutney too.
Renu Sreeranj says
October 1, 2015 at 9:50 amWhat do you do with the remaining oil with the deep frying?
SHARMILEE J says
October 1, 2015 at 1:19 pmI usually add oil little more than required and after frying discard it
Traditionally Modern Food says
October 2, 2015 at 7:38 pmPerfect way to use leftover bread.. Bajji looks crispy and yum
nafisa ahmed says
October 3, 2015 at 11:35 amI make this too as an evening snacks for my kids .they love it with tomato sauce.
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Durga Karthik. says
October 4, 2015 at 10:08 amWow.I made this coincidentally today.But ready made mix.Will try yours .
Foody Buddy says
October 5, 2015 at 3:00 pmBread bajji looks tempting…my fav next to onion…nice evening snacks…