Veg Cutlet in Air Fryer
Veg Cutlet in Air Fryer – Crispy Outside, Soft Inside & Totally Guilt-Free!
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| "Veg Cutlet in Air Fryer" Ever craved something crispy and spicy, but your brain whispered, “Calories, my friend!”? Yeah, been there. A few months ago, I used to deep-fry my veg cutlets every weekend. They tasted amazing, but let’s be honest—each bite came with a sprinkle of guilt and a spoonful of oil. Then came my air fryer, a total game-changer! Now I get the same crunch, same flavor, but without drowning my cutlets in oil. So, if you’re someone who wants to snack smart without giving up on taste, let’s dive into how to make crispy, golden veg cutlets in an air fryer. Note; Clear Broth Soups with Vegetables click here What Makes Air Fryer Veg Cutlets So Special? The magic is simple — air instead of oil. An air fryer cooks by circulating hot air around the food, creating that perfect crispy texture with up to 85% less oil. So you still get that street-food style crunch, but it’s lighter, cleaner, and your kitchen doesn’t smell like a fry shop. By the way, these cutlets aren’t just for tea time. Pair them with a salad or soup, and boom — you’ve got yourself a healthy dinner too. Ingredients You’ll Need Here’s the beauty of this recipe — it’s super flexible! You can toss in whatever veggies you have. Base Ingredients:2 medium potatoes (boiled & mashed) 1 carrot (grated) ¼ cup green peas (boiled) ¼ cup chopped beans 1 green chili (finely chopped) 1 tsp ginger-garlic paste ½ tsp garam masala Salt to taste 2 tbsp bread crumbs (for binding) 1 tbsp oil (optional, for brushing) For Coating:2 tbsp cornflour + 2 tbsp water (for slurry) Bread crumbs for outer coating 🍽️ Step-by-Step Recipe Step 1: Prepare the MixMash the boiled potatoes in a large bowl. Add all the chopped and grated veggies, spices, and breadcrumbs. Mix everything well until it forms a soft dough-like texture. Pro tip: If it feels too sticky, sprinkle a little more breadcrumbs. Step 2: Shape It UpDivide the mixture into small portions and shape them into round or oval cutlets. (Honestly, I like making heart-shaped ones when I’m feeling fancy 💚).
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