Apple Fritters/Fries! Mofo Iron Chef. Vegan, glutenfree. And the week's roundup

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I was going to post these fritters sometime later this week.. But realized that the Vegan Mofo(Month of food) Iron Chef Chickpea Challenge is open only till tomorrow! So as well put the post up.. Mofo Post 8!. Apple Chickpea flour Fritters/Fries! Who needs any potato fries anymore!


Apple covered in some thick and spicy Chickpea batter and fried to a crisp golden brown. Also pictured above are some broccoli florets fried in the same batter.

I made some Chilla for breakfast too today, but no pictures. Chilla is a thick Chickpea batter crepe, which can be made thicker to sub as an omelette or thinner like a crisp crepe,.. spiced up with indian spices and scallions, onions, bell peppers, cilantro, tomato and other veggies can be added. I will hopefully take pictures and put a post up later in the month. These apple fries are deep fried, so I have to try a baked version sometimes to make them healthier!


Till then, Have an amazing Sunday!
Ingredients:
  • 4 Tablespoon of chickpea flour(garbanzo bean flour/besan)
  • 1 Tablespoon oats (omit this if you dont have glutenfree oats)
  • 1 Tablespoon rice flour
  • 2/3 teaspoon salt(or to taste)
  • pinch of turmeric
  • pinch of asofetida(hing)
  • 1 teaspoon oil
  • 1/2 teaspoon chili flakes or to taste, or 1 green chili
  • 1/4 teaspoon cumin powder
  • 1/4 teaspoon carom seeds(Ajwain)
  • 1/2 inch piece of ginger
  • 3-4 mint leaves or cilantro leaves
  • 4-5 Tablespoons water
  • 1 apple chopped into long slices/fries
  • Oil for frying
Directions:
  1. In a blender combine all ingredients except apples and oil to fry.
  2. Blend into a thick pasty puree/batter( adjust water and chickpea flour to get the thick consistency, water needed will depend on the flours used). For a simpler batter, just mix chickpea flour, 1/2 tsp garam masala powder, salt and pepper, or use your favorite onion fritter batter.
  3. Drop apple slices into the batter and mix well to coat.
  4. Fry in medium-high hot oil for 2-3 minutes, turning occasionally till the batter becomes darker than its color, golden brown.
  5. Serve hot with ketchup or cilantro Chutney. Top with Chaat masala or rock salt and some red chili powder for added fun. Happy Sunday!

Month of food(veganmofo) Weekly Round up...In case you missed any of the posts from this week.. :)

These fries are heading to the AppleLove Blog hop! and to Allergy friendly Lunchbox

28 comments:

  1. When I first saw the picture I thought these were french fries! They look so good!

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  2. Oh, my! I can totally relate with the "no photo" note. I cook daily and only a few make it to the blog.

    I've never had apple fritters, and I am curious about chickpea flour since I love anything chickpea I have tried.

    Thank you for sharing, and have a fabulous Sunday!

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  3. delicious n yummy..hit with kids to adults...
    Do drop by as time permits...
    Happily following from some days...and hope u do the same...
    http://creativesanyukta.blogspot.com/
    Sanyukta

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  4. These look and sound all kinds of AWESOME! Can't wait to try them.
    :-)

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  5. Thank you Torview, veganforthewin, Sanyukta!

    Thanks Annapet.. i know.. i should probably attach auto cameras on the dining table..:) as soona s the food is served on a plate.. click click

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  6. Thanks Jeni and Jojo!! Have a fun Sunday!

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  7. Yum yum!! Who'd have thought of apple bajjis? :)

    I love the way you add oatmeal into everything and make it healthier!

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  8. I've had apple fritter before but not one made with chickpea flour. I think it might be a better flour to use as yours look so crispy!!!

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  9. these look amazing! i've never fried apples in batter before, and suddenly my life seems so empty as a result.

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  10. Never had fried apples before. Gotta give this one a try.

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  11. i like your pictures and would like to invite you to share them on tastingspot.com

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  12. They look so delicious and I usually don't like chips but now I'm wanting those for dinner! What time do we arrive? :)

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  13. wow- these looks amazing! you are so innovative!

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  15. I'm very intrigued by these and love the flavor profile, and of course, apples! Do you have any suggestions on how to make these with regular flour? I may experiement!

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  16. Yumm.. Yumm.. Seems rather simple to make too..

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  17. Thanks Susmitha, Vicky!
    Sylvia, the chickpea and rice flour do make them crispy!

    Thanks Corina and Bianca!. Please do let me know when you try them!

    Have a great day!

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  18. Thank you inhergrace, gandybuffet, foodie!

    Thank you Caitlin and Patricia. Do try them!

    Kerry, you can make these with regular flour too.. adjust water and spice since chickpea flour takes a bit more salt and spice than regular flour.

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  19. Great, thanks! I will let you know how they come out!

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  20. Kerry, you can make these with regular flour too.. adjust water and spice since chickpea flour needs a bit more salt and spice than regular flour.

    You can use all purpose flour or a mix of wheat flour and all purpose flour!

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  21. These look absolutely amazing! Definitely can't wait to try them out!

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  22. Thank you EA and everyone else.. never thought the Apple fries would be such a hit..:))

    Do let me know if you all liked them!

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  23. What an original and delicious looking recipe! I love the idea!

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  24. fritters are delicious n yummy...I thought these were french fries!new to listen...apple fritters look so good!

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