Crispy and Spicy masala egg bajji RecipeIn today’s cooking segment, let’s see how to prepare a delicious
Masala egg Bajji, a perfect evening snack with a crispy coating and spicy flavour.
Ingredients- Boiled eggs
- Onion (cut into long thin slices)
- Gram flour (besan)
- Rice flour or idli batter (as alternative)
- Red chilli powder
- Turmeric powder
- Salt
- Ginger-garlic paste (optional)
- Curry leaves
- Oil for frying
Preparation Method1. Prepare the OnionsSlice the onions into long thin pieces and keep them ready.
2. Make the BatterIn a bowl, mix gram flour with rice flour. If rice flour is not available, you can use
idli batter as an alternative. Add chilli powder, turmeric, salt, and a little water to form a thick coating batter.
3. Add onions and SpiceMix the sliced onions into the batter along with curry leaves and optional ginger-garlic paste.
4. Coat the EggsCut boiled eggs in half or keep them whole. Dip them into the prepared batter so they are well coated.
5. Fry the BajjiHeat oil in a pan and deep fry the coated eggs until they turn golden brown and crispy.
Serving SuggestionServe hot masala egg bajji with
chutney or ketchup. It tastes best as an evening snack with tea.
TipMake sure the batter is thick so it sticks well to the eggs. Thin batter may not coat properly and can break during frying.
ResultYou will get
crispy, spicy, and flavorful egg bajji that is perfect for tea-time cravings!
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