1tspGinger-Chilli pasteor add 1/2 tsp each thinly minced
1/4cupCheeseshredded, totally optional but recommended
1Onionfinely minced
1tspAlmonds
1/2tspcashewnuts
1tspraisins
1tspCumin powder
1tspCoriander powder
1/4tspTurmeric powder
1tspRed Chilly powderadjust spice
1tspChaat Masala
1/2tspGaram Masala
3TBSPOildivided use
Instructions
Blanch spinach, drain and puree without any additional water.
In a large bowl, Add the flours, cheese, onions, Salt, masala powders and mix well. Do not add any water. The onions will release water on its own.
Add the nuts, spinach puree to the above bowl and mix well. Do not over knead. Let it come to a soft dough kind of consistency. Make Kebab shapes as required.
For nut allergy, skip the nuts altogether.
Refrigerate for 10 mins - this is to ensure they dont break as they fry.
Drizzle a few tsp of oil on a hot grill pan and pan fry them on both sides on low-medium flame till golden brown (I like a little bit of smoky flavour, so I charred them a teeny weeny bit). If they dry up too fast, add 1-2 tsp of oil and roast them in batches. You can also shallow fry / deep fry / bake them.
The next time I made I baked them in an air fryer for 18 minutes.
Drain any excess oil and serve warm with lemon wedges, Green Chutney and some raw onions.
Use any leftover kebabs with a couple of Cucumber slices and some tomato inside a burger :)
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