Gateau piment (chilli cakes)
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Ingredients
- 200g yellow split peas
- 1 bunch shallots (spring onions) (finely chopped)
- 1 bunch coriander (finely chopped)
- chillies (finely chopped)
- 1 tsp salt
- Oil for deep frying
This is a very popular deep fried snack in Mauritius. Nice and crunchy eaten on its own, also delicious in hot crusty bread with butter.
Serve while still hot, it's crunchy!
- Wash the split peas and soak overnight.
- Drain, blend, not too finely.
- Add shallots, coriander and salt. Mix well.
- Make small balls, flatten it with your palm and make a small hole in the middle (like a doughnut).
- Heat the oil, deep fry the chili cakes till golden. Drain to remove excess oil.
Serve while still hot, it's crunchy!
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AmyDelight saysMaybe it's how it's called in India, 'cause its from indian origins. It looks very similar, give it a try and let me know !
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mishmash saysi used to make my mom stop at a stall on our way home from school to get this. it's a little too spicy for me but i would endure the fire in my mouth for a taste of this super delicious treat. great photo, a very nice presentation...
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AmyDelight saysThanks ! Try it, you can omit the chillies if you find it too spicy, its also nice!
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Is this Vadai? Because I love vadai and if this is it I will make it this weekend