Try this crackling spinach recipe from Fatt Pundit, and pair with the restaurant’s crispy okra and guava chilli sour cocktail.
- 19
- Total time 45 minutes
- Note + draining
- Difficulty Easy
Ingredients
- baby spinach 120g
- coarse gram flour 150g
- greek yogurt 200g
- granulated sugar 50g, (or more if you prefer the yogurt to be sweeter)
- black salt (kala namak) or sea salt flakes, to taste
- sweet date and tamarind chutney 4 tbsp, or combine 3 tbsp mango chutney with 1 tbsp tamarind paste
- hoisin or plum sauce 1 tbsp
- vegetable oil, for deep frying
- tomato 1 medium, chopped
- onion 1 medium, chopped
- chaat masala 1 tsp
- pomegranate seeds 120g
Method
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Step 1
Wash the spinach leaves and drain well.
Step 2
Put the gram flour in a bowl, add a pinch of salt and just enough water (200-230ml) to make a thin batter. Leave the batter to rest.
Step 3
Put the yogurt in a bowl with the sugar and black salt, whisk it and set it aside.
Step 4
Put the chutney and hoisin sauce in another bowl, mix together, set aside.
Step 5
Fill a pan no more than a third full with oil and heat until 180C, or a cube of bread browns in 30 seconds. Coat each spinach leaf with batter and deep-fry until golden brown and crisp. Alternatively, add small handfuls of leaves to the batter and add to the oil together. Drain on kitchen paper for at least 1 hour until most of the oil is absorbed, leaving light, airy spinach leaves.
Step 6
Put the crispy spinach on a flat plate and drizzle over 2-3 tbsp of the yogurt and chutney mixture. Repeat, forming two to three layers of spinach, yogurt and chutney. Top the spinach with the tomato, onion, chaat masala and pomegranate seeds.
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[image id="106940" size="landscape_thumbnail" align="none" title="Spiced grains with peas, spinach and jammy eggs" alt="Spiced grains with peas, spinach and jammy eggs" classes=""]Nutritional data
- kcals 287
- fat 10.2g
- saturates 2.8g
- carbs 37.4g
- sugars 18.4g
- fibre 4.5g
- protein 9g
- salt 0.4g
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