Name: Vegetable Cutlet Recipe
Total time: 45 min
Yield: 5
Cuisine: Indian

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This is an easy and delicious Indian snack made from  mashed boiled potatoes and other vegetables such as (carrot, peas, broccoli, cauliflower, corn, beans,)

This is perfect vegan option to have along with a cup of tea 🍵


How to make Vegetable Cutlet Recipe

Jyoti Tomar

Indian

Boiled potatoes

Onion

sweet corn

boiled peas

Carrot

reen chillies

aram masala

Black salt

turmeric powder

salt

Corn flour

all purpose flour

bread crumbs

👉 In a big bowl take boiled mashed potatoes add finely chopped vegetables, green chillies and onion..

Take another bowl and mix 1/4 cup all purpose flour and corn flour add little salt and make slurry with the help of water

👉 Grease your hand take a big lemon size ball of mixture dip into the slurry.

👉Coat this with bread crumbs and deep fry them until both they sides turns brown and crisp.....

Best goes with mint chutney or tomato sauce

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