These Leftover Rice Bhajiyas with dosa batter are the most interesting way to use leftover rice. Super crunchy, golden & just so yumm, you won't stop munching on them 😀 Another quick & fuss-free Jain preparation that you have got to try during the rains! Don’t forget to tag @saltinall when you do💫 Method: • Take cooked rice & dosa batter in a bowl. (If you don’t have dosa batter, you can make a batter with rice flour, water & Eno) • Add green chillies, crushed coriander seeds, turmeric powder, red chilli powder, salt & heaps of fresh coriander. Mix this well & your bhajiya mix is ready • Heat oil & drop in dollops of this mix and fry till they are golden brown • Serve with tomato ketchup or green chutney & dig in!
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