Rajma Kebabs are also call veg kebabs or veg galouti kebabs. They are protein rich but tasty snack, starter, side dish.
Serve with onion rings and lemon wedges on the side.
When you think of rajma the most favourite dish Punjabi Rajma masala comes to mind. But can you believe these tasty kebabs are made with rajma.
I have used the light red rajma as that’s the one you should use. The dark red rajma works so well when you want re-fried beans for tacos.
Let’s see how!
Directions to make Rajma Kebabs-
Ingredients-
1.5 cups Boiled Rajma/Kidney Beans
3/4th cup boiled potato
1/2 cup chopped onions
1 tbsp minced garlic
1/2 tbsp grated ginger
1 tbsp chopped green chillies
Salt as per taste
Red chilli powder as per taste
1 tbsp chaat masala
1 tsp jeera powder/cumin powder
1 tsp coriander powder
1/2 tsp garam masala
Method:
In a pan lightly mash potatoes and rajma. You could also use a potato mashes.
**you can use a grinder too but it can get very sticky very easily.
Add chopped onion, ginger, garlic and chillies. Mix
Now add all the spices.
***add salt very carefully as chaat masala is also salty.
Make a smooth dough. If need be add some breadcrumbs if you see that dough is not forming.
Shape them into kebabs.
On a pan or a skillet heat some oil.
Now place the kebabs and cook at medium high heat.
Flip and cook again till golden.
Serve hot with onion rings, lime wedges and green coriander chutney!
Enjoy.
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Never tried Rajma ke kebab. Looks super delicious and on my list now. An interesting way to make kids eat rajma as well.
Wow that’s a very easy recipe and looks yum too. My husband really loves rajma and am sure he would love these… recipe note now gonna try it soon
I have never tried Rajma kebabs at home, it looks yummy though. Would love to savor it with some chutney. Whenever I tried it, I will share with you too. 🙂
I had never tried kabab making at home but after reading your post feeling inspired to give it a try at home. Thanks for sharing.