
Did you think that the humble #drumstick is only good for spicy sambhars? @sorrentinabyfoodhall’s Executive Chef @aabhas.mehrotra challenges that notion with his recipe for an unexpected #snack - Crispy Moringa.
What you need:
• Moringa or #Drumsticks, peeled and cut into 2” long pieces - 100g
• Rice Flour - 20g
• Gram Flour or Besan - 20g
• Semolina - 20g
• Seasoning of your choice (Chaat masala, Cajun Spice, Sorrentina Spice Mix) - 5g
• Salt - 5g
• Oil - 200ml, for frying
Method:
1. Boil the #moringa in salted water for 9 minutes, or until just cooked and tender. Drain and pat dry using a kitchen towel
2. Combine the rice flour, gram flour, semolina, salt and seasoning in a bowl, and add just enough cold water to make a thick batter
3. Heat up the oil, and dip the moringa pieces in the batter and deep fry for about 2 minutes until golden brown and crisp
4. Drain on paper towels and enjoy when #hot!
Did you think that the humble #drumstick is only good for spicy sambhars? @sorrentinabyfoodhall’s Executive Chef @aabhas.mehrotra challenges that notion with his recipe for an unexpected #snack - Crispy Moringa. What you need: • Moringa or #Drumsticks, peeled and cut into 2” long pieces - 100g • Rice Flour - 20g • Gram Flour or Besan - 20g • Semolina - 20g • Seasoning of your choice (Chaat masala, Cajun Spice, Sorrentina Spice Mix) - 5g • Salt - 5g • Oil - 200ml, for frying Method: 1. Boil the #moringa in salted water for 9 minutes, or until just cooked and tender. Drain and pat dry using a kitchen towel 2. Combine the rice flour, gram flour, semolina, salt and seasoning in a bowl, and add just enough cold water to make a thick batter 3. Heat up the oil, and dip the moringa pieces in the batter and deep fry for about 2 minutes until golden brown and crisp 4. Drain on paper towels and enjoy when #hot!