Bhaji
noun
A type of Indian fritter made from vegetables coated in a spicy batter, deep-fried until crispy.
I ordered aloo bhaji as an appetizer at the restaurant.

Often appears as...
- onion bhaji
- potato bhaji
Usage tips
Neutral
snack, appetizer, fritter
noun
A dish often served as a snack or starter consisting of vegetables, such as potatoes or onions, fried in a seasoned batter.
The restaurant is famous for its crispy bhajis served with tamarind sauce.

Often appears as...
- mixed vegetable bhaji
- crispy bhaji
Usage tips
Neutral
street food, vegetarian snack
noun
A type of Indian fritter made from vegetables coated in a spicy batter, deep-fried until crispy.
I ordered aloo bhaji as an appetizer at the restaurant.

Often appears as...
- onion bhaji
- potato bhaji
Usage tips
Neutral
snack, appetizer, fritter
noun
A dish often served as a snack or starter consisting of vegetables, such as potatoes or onions, fried in a seasoned batter.
The restaurant is famous for its crispy bhajis served with tamarind sauce.

Often appears as...
- mixed vegetable bhaji
- crispy bhaji
Usage tips
Neutral
street food, vegetarian snack
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Cultural Context
In Indian cuisine, bhaji is often enjoyed during festivals and celebrations.
During Diwali, the streets are filled with vendors selling hot bhajis.
Spice Levels
Bhaji can vary in spice levels, often reflecting regional preferences.
In some regions, bhaji is made very spicy to cater to local tastes.
Serving Suggestions
Bhaji is typically served with chutney or sauces for dipping.
Onion bhaji served with mint chutney is a popular choice.
Cultural Context
In Indian cuisine, bhaji is often enjoyed during festivals and celebrations.
During Diwali, the streets are filled with vendors selling hot bhajis.
Spice Levels
Bhaji can vary in spice levels, often reflecting regional preferences.
In some regions, bhaji is made very spicy to cater to local tastes.
Serving Suggestions
Bhaji is typically served with chutney or sauces for dipping.
Onion bhaji served with mint chutney is a popular choice.
Cultural Context
In Indian cuisine, bhaji is often enjoyed during festivals and celebrations.
During Diwali, the streets are filled with vendors selling hot bhajis.
Spice Levels
Bhaji can vary in spice levels, often reflecting regional preferences.
In some regions, bhaji is made very spicy to cater to local tastes.
Serving Suggestions
Bhaji is typically served with chutney or sauces for dipping.
Onion bhaji served with mint chutney is a popular choice.
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