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Onion Bhajis

Onion Bhajis

These bhajis are surprisingly quick and easy to make at home and are far superior to the supermarket version.

They go fantastically well with a chilled glass of bubbly at the start of a celebratory feast!

To make this recipe, you'll need:

HALDI BLEND: 1 ½ tsp

JEERA BLEND: 0 tsp

METHI BLEND: 1 tsp

MIRCHI BLEND: 1 tsp

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Book: How to Be a Curry Legend

Page number: 184

Effort: Medium effort

Serves: 4

Prep: 10 mins

Cook: 25 mins

Origin: India

Shopping List

  • 2 medium onions - thinly sliced (about 300-400g prepared weight)
  • 25g bunch of coriander - roughly chopped
  • 125g plain flour or us gram (chickpea flour)
  • ½ tsp baking powder (optional)
  • Oil for frying (sunflower or vegetable oil is best)

Blends Needed

HALDI BLEND: 1 ½ tsp

JEERA BLEND: 0 tsp

METHI BLEND: 1 tsp

MIRCHI BLEND: 1 tsp

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Nicola Scully

Great recipe. Easy to put together and always a hit. The onions soften as they are cooling so don't worry if they seem crunchy on testing. Lovely warm flavours

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Esmee Evans

Tonight Mummy made butter chicken and onion bhajis which she baked in the oven rather than frying. I ate three bhajis (one off of Daddy’s plate) and had two helpings of curry. Most delicious.

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Tom Jones

Nailed it amazing Onion Bhajis

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Ian Hornshaw

The recipe are so easy to follow, The dishes taste fantastic.

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Linda Edwards

So light and crispy I added extra spice

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Stephen Slee

Cook in my Ninja Air Fryer. Amazing

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Amanda-Jane Elliott

these bhaji are easy peasy to make and delish. I made them to go with sag paneer, Chana dal, aloo gobi, rice and raita. Curry legend has been a go to in the pandemic, when there are no restaurants to go to.

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Mark Holland

Wow, I thought I would give these a whirl as they are a family favorite, so much easier to make than I had anticipated, They taste as good if not better than any restaurant one I have had before. Well worth the effort.

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Lloyd Booth

This was so simple and so delicious, why have we not made them before!!!! We made Jalfrezi, mogul paneer, pilau the ice, parathas & kerchumber to go with them for a Valentine Banquet!!!

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Robin Anderson

I was surprised how well these turned out, and tasty too.

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Robin Anderson

Maybe not as dainty as bought ones, but the flavour is amazing and the satisfaction of making them is great!

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Deborah Brown

We had a bit of an experiment with our leek bhajis. We did them in the air fryer. Even though they are slightly different we thought they tasted fab. I hope to perfect this technique so we can have them as easy snacks.

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Richard Banks

Oh wow! Aside from the amazing taste (more fragrant and satisfying than shop-bought), the best thing about this recipe is the ease and simplicity. I went from 0-to-Bhajis in just 15 minutes! I was planning on saving some for tomorrow, but they... ugh... mysteriously disappeared...

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Robin Anderson

I've made these a few times, but these are my first attempt to freeze them for a "Curry Night" in a few weeks time. I hope they're as good as usual once reheated!