7 Yummy Vegetarian Cutlet Recipes For Tea Time

Producer: Mehak Pal Editor: Manuj Yadav

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Cutlets are perfect tea-time snacks to enjoy. Try these 7 vegetarian cutlet recipes for your tea-time snacks.

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Chickpea Cutlets Mix mashed chickpeas with boiled potatoes, spices, and some veggies and form a dough. Make roundels and deep fry.

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Pizza Cutlet It is made with the goodness of cheese, and veggies and wrapped in soft potato dough.

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Railway Cutlet Add ginger, green chillies, onions, carrots, French beans, beetroot, and peas to a kadhai. Add salt per taste, coriander powder, turmeric, red chilli powder, garam masala, and lemon juice. Let it cool for a bit. Add some bread crumbs to the mix and shape your cutlets using your greased palms. Dip the cutlets in a semi-thick slurry of maida, salt, and water. Deep-fry, shallow-fry or bake the cutlets.

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Poha Cutlet Mash potatoes, poha, veggies, and spices like chilli, salt, and coriander powder. Add 2 tbsp besan and 2 tbsp corn flour to the mix. Brush oil on a pan and shallow fry them.

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Oats Mushroom Cutlet Make a paste of chopped mushrooms, green chilli, and garlic with milk in a blender. Heat some oil in a pan and add chopped onion, green chilli, and garlic. Now, add the mushroom paste to the pan. Add salt, and red chilli powder and cook. Add oats and milk. Let it cool. Make small round balls from the mixture and cook the cutlets in a pan.

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Cheesy Cutlets Boil some water in a pan. Add sooji and mix it slowly. After the mix turns into a dough, add onion, pepper, oregano, red chilli flakes, mashed boiled potatoes, and salt. Combine these ingredients. Add cheese, chopped coriander, and rice flour. Mix to form a soft dough. Shape cutlets with greased palms and shallow fry them.