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Pesara Pudina Punukulu ~ Moong Dal Mint Fritters

Prep: 10 minCook: 20 minServes: 6andhra

Another great monsoon treat that is savory and perfectly crisp with the minty flavor shining through every bite. Ginger and mint are the key players so if you venture to prepare them on a rain filled day, do use both. Your chai experience will be memorable. My guarantee. 🙂

Pesara Pudina Punukulu ~ Moong Dal Mint Fritters

Pesara Pudina Punukulu ~ Moong Dal Mint Fritters

Prep: 10 min
Cook: 20 min
Total: 30 min
Serves: 6
Easyandhra

Ingredients

12
6 servings

Instructions

  1. 1

    Grind the soaked and drained moong dal, green chillis, ginger and salt to a slightly coarse paste. There is no need to add water while grinding. Remove onto a dish and add the chopped onions, mint leaves, cumin seeds and mix well.<br

  2. 2

    Heat oil in a deep frying vessel. Once its piping hot, reduce flame to medium and drop a little mixture of the batter and fry the fritters to a golden brown color. Deep fry a batch of 8-10 punukulu depending on the size of the vessel.<br

  3. 3

    Serve hot over a cup of masala chai. Moong Dal Mint Fritters

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About This Recipe

Pesara Pudina Punukulu

Another great monsoon treat that is savory and perfectly crisp with the minty flavor shining through every bite. Ginger and mint are the key players so if you venture to prepare them on a rain filled day, do use both. Your chai experience will be memorable. My guarantee. 🙂

Pesara Pudina Punukulu Recipe

Prep & Cooking: 20-30 mts, soaking: 5-6 hours

Makes approx 35 punukulu

Cuisine: Andhra

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Ingredients:

1 cup pesalu/green moong dal (soaked in water for 5-6 hrs)

1 onion, finely chopped

3-4 green chillis (adjust)

1″ ginger

1 tsp cumin seeds

12-15 mint leaves finely chopped

salt to taste

oil for deep frying

1 Grind the soaked and drained moong dal, green chillis, ginger and salt to a slightly coarse paste. There is no need to add water while grinding. Remove onto a dish and add the chopped onions, mint leaves, cumin seeds and mix well.
2 Heat oil in a deep frying vessel. Once its piping hot, reduce flame to medium and drop a little mixture of the batter and fry the fritters to a golden brown color. Deep fry a batch of 8-10 punukulu depending on the size of the vessel.
3 Serve hot over a cup of masala chai.

Moong Dal Mint Fritters