After the stuffed bajjis that Konda liked a lot, Peddu wanted some for himself. Though seeing the chillies he said he wanted something else. That's when I remembered that he used to love bondas as a kid and wanted to make the stuffing as bondas. When the boys were 2 & 1/2 or so, we had taken them to Tirupati along with my sis in-laws family. Over there while we had gone for darshan, my bil had taken the kids for snacks.
That's when they saw the bondas they wanted to eat that. In fact they ate and even after coming back home, they kept asking for bondas. So if I wanted the boys to eat something I normally resort to making them as bondas and telling them it's the same they ate at Tirupati.
Truth be said, these stuffed fritters were really awesome. Of course, there is no denying that deep fried snack tends to be very delicious.
Prepare the stuffing as it was in Stuffed Chilli Bajji and the outer layer too. Then to the stuffing, add in 2-3 bread slices soaked in water and squeezed out completely. Crumble this mix with the stuffing and combine everything to a stiff ball. Dip the balls in the batter and deep fry them right away.
Recipe
Aloo Paneer Bondas | Potato Indian Cottage Cheese Fritters | Step by Step Recipe
For another bonda recipe, check this Urad Dal Bonda
Smitha says
the bondas look very tempting!...i wish I could have them now as the weather is chilly here anyways! 🙂
happy holidays Srivalli!
Aarthi says
bondas look super good
Anisha says
Aloo and paneer... who wouldn't love these bondas... mouthwatering!
TipsNDeals says
very yummy!!
Priya says
Yum yum,wish i could have some rite now,prefect snacks for this chilled weather.
Prathima Rao says
Tempting!!! paneer is a nice addition ;)Prathima RaoPrats Corner
Sayali says
Great one...only aloo is not so healthy...good combinations of healthy paneer and tasty aloo ;)..thanks for sharing 🙂
Rosa's Yummy Yums says
Really appetizing! Perfect with chutney.
Happy New Year!
Cheers,
Rosa