Bottle Gourd Recipe: Crispy tempting rings.

Bottle Gourd/Lauki Ring
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Crispy rings Bottle Gourd Recipe

Discover a tempting fusion of flavours with Bottle Gourd Recipe: Crispy tempting rings. served with a vibrant beetroot curd dip.

A perfect party snack or appetiser, these rings are seasoned with a blend of spices, coated in a flavorful gram flour batter, and fried till crispy golden brown.

Accompanied by a tangy and colourful beetroot curd dip. Whether you are looking to impress guests or simply enjoy a tasty treat at home.

Ingredients

Bottle gourd (lauki) – 1 large (approx. 500g)

Salt – 5g

Black Salt -5g

Turmeric – 1g

Chilli Powder – 4g

Coriander Powder – 4g

Roasted Cumin Powder -4g

Garam Masala -1g

Chaat Masala – 4g

Kasoori Methi Powder -1g

Lemon – 50g

For Batter:

Gram Flour -120g

Salt – to taste

Chilli Powder -2g

Kasoori Methi Powder -1g

Chaat Masala – 4g

Water – approx. 240ml

Bread Crumbs – approx. 150g

For Frying:

Oil – approx. 500ml.

Beetroot Dip:

Thick Curd -240g

Beetroot Puree -45g

Green Chillies, chopped -10g

Black Salt -2.5g

Pepper Powder- 1 g

Salt, to taste

Garlic, chopped, -1g

Spring Onion, chopped, approx. 30 g

Tempering:

Oil, 30ml

Asafoetida (hing) -1g

Mustard Seeds, 4g

Urad Dal, 8g

Curry Leaves, approx. 10 g

Cleaning & Cutting:

Peel the lauki (bottle gourd) and then cut them into equal-sized roundels of 2 cm each.

Now remove the middle portion of the roundels which includes seeds using a round part of the peeler or any other cutter available.

Marination:

Take the lauki to a bowl and add Crushed kasoori methi(fenugreek dry leaves), cumin powder(roasted), chilli powder, Chaat masala, coriander powder, turmeric powder, garam masala (can use Pavbhaji optional), lemon juice, salt, and black salt, and mix it well. Give it a rest for approx. 15-20 minutes.

Batter Mix:

Take a bowl, add gram flour (besan), kasoori methi crushed, chilli powder and salt. Then add water gradually to it. Check the batter with a spoon until it’s coating consistency.

Coating Ring:


Take a ring and dip it into the batter, then coat it with bread crumbs. Do the same with all the rings and keep it aside.

Frying:

Fry the bread-coated rings in oil and fry them on medium heat. Fry them till the rings turn golden brown.

Take it out of the oil and place it on a plate with a napkin on it to remove the excess oil.
Serve them hot and enjoy them with any dip that you love!

Beetroot Dip:

The first thing you have to do is make hung curd by hanging curd in a cloth in prior.

Take a mixing bowl, add that hung curd, then add beetroot (grated or pureed), black salt, green chillies, cumin powder, pepper powder, salt to taste, and spring onions, then mix all together.

Tempering:

Heat a pan and add oil to it. Add mustard seeds, urad dal, and curry leaf hing (asafoetida), and stir it.

Now, add it to the dip and mix it well. The beetroot yoghurt dip is ready. Can be combined with a bottle gourd (lauki) ring.

Bottle Gourd Recipe: Crispy tempting rings.

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 22 mins Cook Time 15 mins Rest Time 3 mins Total Time 40 mins
Cooking Temp: 170  °C Estimated Cost: 8
Best Season: Suitable throughout the year

Ingredients

For Batter

Oil to fry

Beetroot Dip

Dip Tempering:

Instructions

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  1. Cleaning & Cutting

    Peel the lauki (bottle gourd) and then cut them into equal-sized roundels of 2 cm each.

    Now remove the middle portion of the roundels which includes seeds using a round part of the peeler or any other cutter available.

  1. Marination:

    Take the lauki to a bowl and add Crushed kasoori methi(fenugreek dry leaves), cumin powder(roasted), chilli powder, Chaat masala, coriander powder, turmeric powder, garam masala (can use Pavbhaji optional), lemon juice, salt, and black salt, and mix it well. Give it a rest for approx. 15-20 minutes.

  1. Batter Mix:

    Take a bowl, add gram flour (besan), kasoori methi crushed, chilli powder and salt. Then add water gradually to it. Check the batter with a spoon until it's coating consistency.

  1. Coating Ring:

    Take a ring and dip it into the batter, then coat it with bread crumbs. Do the same with all the rings and keep it aside.

  1. Frying:

    Fry the bread-coated rings in oil and fry them on medium heat. Fry them till the rings turn golden brown.

    Take it out of the oil and place it on a plate with a napkin on it to remove the excess oil.
    Serve them hot and enjoy them with any dip that you love!

  1. Beetroot Dip:

    The first thing you have to do is make hung curd by hanging curd in a cloth in prior.

    Take a mixing bowl, add that hung curd, then add beetroot (grated or pureed), black salt, green chillies, cumin powder, pepper powder, salt to taste, and spring onions, then mix all together.

  1. Tempering:

    Heat a pan and add oil to it. Add mustard seeds, urad dal, and curry leaf hing (asafoetida), and stir it.

    Now, add it to the dip and mix it well. The beetroot yoghurt dip is ready. Can be combined with a bottle gourd (lauki) ring.

Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Serving
Calories 320kcal
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 22g34%
Saturated Fat 3g15%
Sodium 500mg21%
Total Carbohydrate 32g11%
Sugars 4g
Protein 7g15%

Calcium 50 mg
Iron 3 mg

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I bake the lauki rings instead of frying them?

Yes, you can bake the lauki rings at 200°C (392°F) for 20-25 minutes or until they are golden and crispy. Remember to flip them halfway through baking for even cooking.

Is the beetroot curd dip spicy?

The dip has a mild spice from the green chillies. You can adjust the spice level by adding more or less green chillies according to your taste.

What type of oil is best for frying?

Any high smoke point oil, such as vegetable oil, canola oil, or sunflower oil, is suitable for frying the lauki balls.

How can I make the curd dip thicker?

To make the curd dip thicker, you can strain the curd using a muslin cloth or a fine sieve to remove excess water before mixing in the other ingredients.

Can I use dried beetroot powder instead of beetroot puree?

Yes, you can use dried beetroot powder. Mix 1-2 teaspoons of beetroot powder with the curd to achieve the desired color and flavor.

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