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A unique and crispy snack made by transforming bottle gourd (lauki) into spiced, breaded rings that are deep-fried to golden perfection. It is a clever way to serve bottle gourd even to those who usually dislike it.
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Slice bottle gourd into discs and cut out the center to make rings. → Season the rings with a dry spice mix. → Prepare a seasoned thick gram flour (besan) batter. → Dip the rings in batter, coat them with breadcrumbs, and deep fry until crispy and golden.
Slice bottle gourd into discs and cut out the center to make rings. → Season the rings with a dry spice mix. → Prepare a seasoned thick gram flour (besan) batter. → Dip the rings in batter, coat them with breadcrumbs, and deep fry until crispy and golden.
A unique and crispy snack made by transforming bottle gourd (lauki) into spiced, breaded rings that are deep-fried to golden perfection. It is a clever way to serve bottle gourd even to those who usually dislike it.
Peel and slice the bottle gourd (lauki) into medium-thick round discs.
Use a small circular cutter to remove the inner spongy seed portion from each slice, creating neat rings.
Season the bottle gourd rings generously on both sides with your spice mix (like chaat masala).
In a mixing bowl, combine gram flour (besan), turmeric powder, red chili powder, kasuri methi, and water. Whisk well to form a smooth, thick batter.
Dip each seasoned bottle gourd ring into the batter, then dredge it thoroughly in breadcrumbs until fully coated.
Ensure the batter is thick enough to cling well to the bottle gourd slices before coating with breadcrumbs.
Frying on medium heat ensures the bottle gourd inside cooks through properly without burning the breadcrumb exterior.
This is an excellent festive or tea-time snack to surprise picky eaters.
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