Carrot rissole

Update on my previous post: I found a Freeware for Image & photo editing. I checked it, it is pretty much the same even easier than Paint shop Pro. You can download from here. You can follow the same instructions shown in my post but it is slightly different. I will update the previous post if someone needs any guidance. Thanks for your appreciation notes that you have left. Carrot rissole categorize as an appetizer, traditionally made with minced meat and pan fried or deep-fried. The word rissole is a posh name given for French cooking technique, partially cooked vegetable or meat formed into a shape and sauté in fat (butter or lard). I found this recipe in Mallika badrinath snack special cook book. The meat has been substituted by leftover rice and carrot & Green pepper for veggie. I omitted Green pepper added some cilantro, didn’t deep-fried! If you have some leftover cooked rice (not enough to do stir fry rice) and want to use in different way, this recipe perhaps will be interesting.


 
Carrot rissole




Ingredients: 
Cooked rice: 1 cup (mash it –don’t make like a puree)
Carrot: 1 medium size (cut and cooked with enough water)
Onion: ¼ minced
Cilantro: 1 tbsp Minced
Red chilli powder: 1 tsp
Garam masala Pwder: ½ tsp
Corn flour: 1 tbsp
Rice flour: 3 tbsp
Salt: as per your taste
Breadcrumbs: ¼ cup

Oil: to shallow fry

Make a paste: 
Maida or AP flour: 2 tbsp
Corn flour: 1 tbsp
Water: 6 tbsp

Method: Steam the carrot and mash it coarsely or finely in blender. Heat oil in pan, sauté the onion until translucent and mix with mashed rice, carrot, cilantro, half of the breadcrumbs and the dry ingredients. Shape into oblong Dredge into breadcrumbs Dip in maida paste and roll again in breadcrumbs. Heat the same pan add, little oil (1 tsp at time) and shallow fry until golden brown in medium heat. Serve hot with ketchup.

Note :If you want to deep fry , once dredged in breadcrumbs and dipped in maida keep in fridge for 1 hours. If you want to coat twice in breadcrumb, the quantity of breadcrumbs should be increased. My carrot rissole goes to The Cooker who is hosting JFI-Carrot event created by Indira

My leftover rice snack joining Valli's event Rice mela

Happy Thanksgiving to my readers!

Comments

Vanamala Hebbar said…
Cham u right !! We have to protect our pics..someone had left comment in my blog tht one of my pic had copied in sulekha..how shameful know. Thanks for the watermark tip.
BTW lovely rissole...nice pic
Anonymous said…
Biteful of goodness:-)) MMmmmmmmm....
TheCooker said…
Looks delicious.
Perfect for the today's weather.
Unknown said…
looks delicious.. i make a similar kind of left over rice fritters,addition of veges sounds fantastic...
Lakshmi said…
rissole recipe is interesting cham. They look appetising :)
Sunshinemom said…
I love leftover rice cutlets! Lovely rissoles, Cham!
Srivalli said…
Cham that looking so good!..thanks..very innovative in using cooked rice!
Laavanya said…
What an interesting snack and great use to leftover rice. Thanks for this shallow-fried version.
wonderful.. this is new to me. looks inviting!
Raks said…
Good one using leftover rice! Looks delicious!
jayasree said…
Yummy crissoles. Nice idea to make use of left over rice.

I use Paint.Net. Its much easier to use.
Pavani said…
cham ur carrot rissole making me mouthwatering here...looks yummy n crispy nic pic
CurryLeaf said…
Lovely and fantastic.Perfecto,Thanks for the update.
Happy Thanksgiving &Wonderful weekend.
Uma said…
lovely idea to use up leftover rice. rissole looks so delicious. Happy Thanksgiving dear!
Finla said…
This looks so yummy, elegant and beautiful.
Deepthi Shankar said…
that looks delicious cham .. perfect for this chilly weather
Jayashree said…
Nice way of using up leftovers.
Jaishree Iyer said…
Lovely rissoles..looks yummy n crispy nic pic..
Anonymous said…
love the way the plate has been dressed up! Happy Thanksgiving to you too.
Anonymous said…
Yummy. Happy thanksgiving to you too.
Priya Suresh said…
Looks delicious cham...adding cooked rice wat an excellent idea...looks appetizing..
Yasmeen said…
Now I can make use of every grain of my left over rice,thanks for the unique recipe.
thanks for the freeware link.
Unknown said…
That is an interesting dish, I like to make creative dishes with left - over food. Thanks for sharing Cham and also for the Freeware info. Will check it out too :)
Unknown said…
Visiting after a long time..Looks Delicious..Have to catch up all the missed posts..
Unknown said…
wow... looks really tempting... thxs for sharing..
Vibaas said…
Looks so delicious. I'm learning so many new recipes with carrots. This is new and sounds very yum.
Dori said…
Great recipe using leftover rice!
anudivya said…
Nice recipe Cham. And good suggestion about watermarking... I wonder when these lazy people will stop lifting content and pics from other's blog!
Dibs said…
Hey Cham ...great use for left over rice. I found a snack called 'Arancini' in our Farm Market at Syndey. Google it and see .... verrry similar :-)
Red Chillies said…
Rissole is new to me and looks like cutlets/pattis. Very nice.
Uj said…
Rissole looks yummy... perfect way to use the left over rice. Glad that you have not deep fried this dish
such a delicious crispy dish using the left ovr rice.... awesome dear.
Beyond Curries said…
I guess rissole is our cutlet. You always come up with amazing substitutions Cham.
notyet100 said…
this looks so yum,...;-)
Usha said…
Thanks for the tip about the image editing software...the rissole sounds yum !
Anonymous said…
When I used to live in Goa, prawn rissoles were one thing that I indulged ina lot..tried to make it home...hard luck.
Guess your recipe would work well
Premyscakes said…
wonderful and useful idea with left over rice, thanks for that cham. This is the first time for me to visit your blog.
Rissoles, cutlets or patties. What's in a name when they're so delicious?
Great way to use up rice too.
Suganya said…
This is so cool. Rissole had turned out perfect for u..... Perfect picture. Look so YUM!
Sagari said…
those look beautiful cham
raaji said…
vow cham that looks like some meat patties but you actuallu used rice instead..gr8 for vegans