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You are here: Home / Indian Recipes / Tea Time Snacks / Kuchi Kizhangu Maravalli Kilangu Bonda | Cassava/Yuca Spicy Fritters | மரவள்ளிகிழங்கு போண்டா

Kuchi Kizhangu Maravalli Kilangu Bonda | Cassava/Yuca Spicy Fritters | மரவள்ளிகிழங்கு போண்டா

August 2, 2012 By Sangeetha Priya 3 Comments

Kuchi Kizhangu Maravalli Kilangu Bonda is one among our traditional recipe. Generally I pressure cook yucca with salt and have it as it is or otherwise make sir fry/poriyal using it. But today i remembered my mom who makes bonda with it. So I called her and got this recipe over phone. This is a yummy ;snack to go alone. If needed serve with coconut chutney.

Ingredients

Yuca – 1 Number (Medium Size)

Onion – 1 Number (Small)

Green Chili or Red Chili powder – As Required
Finely Chopped Coriander and Curry Leaves – Few

Salt and Oil – As Required

Method

  • Soak yuca in water for at least 5hours (its optional you can wash and start making fritters immediately).
  • Peel the outermost skin (it has 2 layers, white and pink) and wipe the water.
  • If you don’t find time to soak just peel the 2 skin layers using vegetable peeler and go ahead.
  • The purpose of soaking is for easy cleaning from muds. Nowadays the yuca are not coming with muds instead they are cleaned and coated with wax.
  • Chop the yuca to small cubes (remove the center root part) and grind coarsely (Don’t add water).
  • Chop green chili, onion, curry and coriander leaves, add salt and squeeze the excess water.
  • Now add yuca to onion mixture, check salt.
  • Heat oil, take a ball size batter, drop in oil, add 5-7 at a time in hot oil.
  • Fry till golden brown by flipping it.
  • Once done remove from oil and drain excess oil using paper towel.
Old Picture

Note:

Try to reduce water as much as possible in the mixture by grinding coarsely. If it is bit watery add a tbsp of sooji/gram flour to the mixture.

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