A classic snack that is commonly served with tea or coffee. This snack is also served with plain coconut chutney.
Coconut chutney
Difficulty: EasyA simple coconut chutney made with just coconut. You can also season it with curry leaves, mustard and red chilies.
Mysore Bonda
A classic snack that is commonly served with tea or coffee.
Course: SnacksCuisine: Indian, KannadigaDifficulty: Medium
Servings
6
servingsSoaking time
3
hoursCooking time
30
minutesIngredients
Urad dhal – 1 cup
Green chilli – 2
Fresh Ginger – A Small Piece
Fresh coriander leaves – few
Curry Leaves – Few
Coconut cut into tiny pieces – 2 tablespoons
Black Pepper – 1 teaspoon
Jeeragam (Cumin) – 1/2 teaspoon
Salt – half teaspoon or as per taste
Oil – for deep frying
Directions
- Soak urad dhal in water for two to three hours.
- Wash well and grind it to a soft paste using very little water. If you take little dough and put it in water, it should float on top of the water. This is the right consistency.
- Chop ginger, chillies, coriander leaves and curry leaves and add it to the dough. Add pepper, jeera, coconut pieces and salt also. Mix everything well.
- Heat oil in a kadai. Take a lemon size dough and shape it like a ball. Drop gently in the hot oil and deep fry till it becomes golden brown. Make sure the oil is in medium heat and not to be smoking hot.
- Serve with plain coconut chutney.
its like medhu vadai, in medhu vada there will be hole here we fry like pond. that’s it na??
Yes. Method of preparing the dough is same as Medhu Vadai. But for Bonda we add coconut, whole pepper and jeera and make balls. Medhu vada will fry quicker than the bonda since it is not having any hole to allow the hot oil pass through. Also taste will be slighly different than medhu vada since it contain more spices.
Hi Maami,
I make medhu vadai like bonda!! The bonda – original – of course, turns out very well each time.
i tried this mysore bonda my whole family enjoyed it thank you maami
Thank you Mary Sherriene for your kind feed back.
is mysore bonda not made with maida and sooji rava.heard only that recipe.this looks a lot simpler.is that also calles mysore bonda????
In Tamilnadu the bonda made with maida and sooji is called Mangalore Bonda. Mysore Bonda is made with Urad dhal (mostly like preparing medhu vada, but shaping it like a small ball).
Soo simple and easy methods given by I r soo helpful, especially to the youngsters very nice