Hara Bara Kebabs with Burnt Lime Raita
Indian Medium

Hara Bara Kebabs with Burnt Lime Raita

Green Vegetable Kebabs

VegetarianGluten-FreeStreet FoodSpinach
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⏱️ 1 hour 30 minutes prep · 30 minutes cook
🍽️ 6 kebabs Makes
210 Calories
7g Protein
28g Carbs
9g Fat

Why This Recipe Works

Inspired by the vendors at Mumbai's Thieves Market, these kebabs are packed with as many vibrant greens as possible. They are soft, charred, and bright with the zing of fresh herbs and burnt lime.


Instructions

1

To make the raita, fry the lime wedges in hot oil until the sides are blackened and sticky, then squeeze their juice into the yogurt. Mix in the salt and sweetener, garnish with nigella seeds, and chill until needed.

2

Boil the peeled potatoes until completely tender, then drain and mash them thoroughly in a large bowl. While they cook, crush the cumin seeds and grind the chiles and ginger into a fine paste using a mortar and pestle.

3

Briefly dunk the spinach in boiling water for one minute, refresh in cold water, and squeeze out as much moisture as possible before chopping finely. Add the spinach, peas, spice paste, chickpea flour, and remaining seasonings to the mashed potatoes and knead with your hands until well combined.

4

Shape the mixture into golf-ball-sized rounds and flatten into thick discs. Fry the kebabs in batches with a little oil over medium heat for about 2.5 minutes per side until they are crisp and golden-brown.


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Storage: Best eaten fresh; can be kept warm in foil for a short period.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I freeze this recipe?

Best eaten fresh; can be kept warm in foil for a short period.

Rohit Bothra
Recipe by

Rohit Bothra

Self-taught cook exploring global vegetarian cuisine from my Atlanta kitchen.

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