Potato fingers are a lip-smacking finger food prepared mainly from boiled potatoes, semolina, and coriander leaves. It is an ideal deep fried party starter which can be prepared within minutes without much hassle. These are very tasty fingers with a unique flavor and appeal. There are several snacks with potato as the main or one of the key ingredients. These Potato Fingers are a perfect match with the evening Tea or you can also serve this for an Iftar Party. Also termed as a Simple Party Starter, these snacks can be shallow fried or pan fried, here I have prepared by deep frying. The texture of this snack is crispy on the outside with a soft inside. This Simple Party Starter appeals not only to kids but to adults too. This is a nutrient rich snack. You can discover a well detailed recipe here that can be easily prepared at home. Do try this and let me know how it is...
Heat 1 cup water with required salt in a pan and let it boil on high flame. Once the water comes to a boil, keeping the flame on medium start, add rava slowly, stirring continuously with the other hand.
This helps to prevent any lumps formation and rava absorbs water.
Let it cook until it turns thick and dense in consistency.
Cover and simmer on low flame for 2 minutes or till rava is cooked well.
After this turn off the flame and keep covered for 2 to 3 minutes. The semolina will puff up.
Meanwhile, take a bowl and mash the boiled potatoes. Make sure there are no lumps.
Mix well so all ingredients infuse well together. Ready the mixture into a dough.
To make crispy fingers, grease your hand with oil. Lift a small lump from the dough. First, bind it a bit. Make a cylindrical shape to a finger length. Prepare all the fingers like this. Add oil in a pan and heat. Check if the oil is medium hot. Put the finger to fry.
Keep the flame medium. Make sure you put them to fry one by one.Stir occasionally and fry till the potato fingers turn crispy and golden brown.
Steaming hot and crispy potato finger is ready to be relished. Relish the snacks during the evenings. It can be served as a starter at any party.
written by
Adeela Shamnas
My name is Adeela,a home maker and a busy mother of two lovely kids.I am originally from Calicut,Kerala,India. Basically I'm an interior designer but I love to think about,read about and share and eat food.
Like most of you I am not formally trained in the culinary arts but I feel confident in my cooking skills and I know that you can feel the same way. My true passion ,however is helping others discover their love of cooking. Cooking and developing new recipes are my favorite hobbies.
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