Potato Suji Fingers Recipe - Crispy Potato Rava Fingers

Potato Suji Fingers Recipe - Crispy Potato Rava Fingers - Snacks Recipe

Ingredients

1 cup Suji

3 boiled Potatoes

2 tablespoons Corn Flour

1 tablespoons Chilli Flakes

1 tablespoons Garlic paste

1 teaspoon Salt

1 teaspoon Sugar

2 tablespoons Butter

4 cups Refine Oil

Heat 2 tablespoon butter On a pan

Add 1 tablespoons Garlic paste

Add 1 tablespoons Chilli Flakes

and fry until a good smell comes out

now Add 1 cup Suji and stir it well

now Add 1 cup of water and cook it until it becomes thick

now take 3 boiled potatoes and smashed it very well

now add cooked suji with it

add 1 teaspoon Salt

add 1 teaspoon Sugar

mix very well

2 tablespoons Corn Flour

and mix very well

knead the dough using knuckles, then fold and knead again

Now heat the fry pan again and add 4 cups Refine Oil and keep it in low flame

when the bubbles come out start to fry until it becomes brown colour

now your garlic potato finger is ready to serve.

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