An adaptation of Hugh's recipe (skipping a couple of ingredients), but still good!
Left: radish and mint in yogurt, seasoned with salt and pepper.
Chickpea flour with green onions, water, cayenne pepper, salt and black pepper
~ simple yet tasty snacks ~
Green onion bhajis (fritters to me) with radish raita
Recipe from pages 256 of:
Recipe from pages 256 of:
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's
River Cottage Every Day
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3 comments:
I have a big bag of chickpea flour. Making fritters is a very good idea.
I'll eat just about anything in fritter-form and the tangy radish salad sounds like the perfect accompaniment.
That looks good! We love fritters!
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