Try something new… This authentic onion bhaji curry is amazing!
If you like onion bhajis, then you’ve simply got to try this onion bhaji curry!
This is a recipe from my new cookbook ‘The Curry Guy Bible’, where it is called onion pakora curry.
Onion bhajis are actually onion pakoras in India but here in the UK, these hugely popular snacks are called onion bhajis.
What will I need to make onion bhaji curry?
As you will see below in the recipe, all of the ingredients are pretty easy to find.
You could just purchase the onion bhajis at and Indian grocer or you might like to try my recipe here.
If you are watching the calories as I am right now, you might also like to try my air fryer onion bhaji recipe.
Note, however, not all onion bhajis are created equal. You will get excellent results following my recipes or purchasing them from an Indian grocer.
I find that those purchased at supermarkets can be a bit of a let down as they are often quite stodgy.
Working ahead…
The onion bhajis can be made a couple days in advance and then just heated up in the sauce.
You can also strain the yoghurt and sift the gram flour a few days in advance.
Get all that finished and you can literally make this delicious onion bhaji curry in minutes with very little mess.

Run the yoghurt through a fine sieve so that it turns creamy smooth.

Add the sifted gram flour and spice to the yoghurt.

Stir or whisk the flour mixture into the yoghurt so that there aren’t any lumps.

Add the water and whisk until creamy smooth.
If you like cooking by following photographs, I have step by step pics for you below.

Sizzle the mustard seeds in the oil until they begin to crackle.

Stir in the cinnamon stick, cumin seeds, fenugreek seeds and curry leaves and let them infuse into the oil for 30 seconds.

Add the chopped onion and fry for about 5 minutes or until soft and translucent.

Add the garlic and ginger paste and fry for about 30 seconds to cook out the raw flavour.

Slowly add the yoghurt and flour mixture, stirring continuously so that the yoghurt doesn’t curdle.

As you simmer the sauce, it will become a darker yellow.

Add the onion bhajis and stir them into the sauce.

Season with salt to taste and plate up. Garnish with the chopped coriander (cilantro).

Dig in!
If you like this onion bhaji curry, you might like to try some of these recipes too.
Onion bhajis
Air fryer onion bhajis
Broccoli curry
Muttar paneer
Chilli paneer
Potato Curry
Onion Bhaji Curry
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