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Vegetable Rice Cutlets

Vegetable rice cutlets are great as an appetizer or snack for any get together. These cutlets are made with rice blended with mixed vegetables. This is an easy and quick recipe to make. Vegetable rice cutlets are crisp outside and soft inside. Try it!

Recipe will make 16 cutlets and will serve 4.

Preparation time 20 minutes

Cooking time 15 minutes

Ingredients:Vegetable Rice Cutlets Recipe by Manjula

  • 2 cups cooked rice
  • 1 small potato peeled and cut in small pieces
  • 1 cup mixed vegetables cut into very small pieces (green beans, bell pepper and carrot)
  • 2 teaspoon ginger chopped
  • 1/2 teaspoon red chili powder, adjust to taste
  • 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
  • 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
  • 1 tablespoon corn starch
  • Oil to fry

Method

  1. Pat dry all the vegetables.
  2. Put all the ingredients in food processer and mix for about half a minutes. Mix should not become like paste and you should be able to see all the vegetables.
  3. Remove from the food processer, rice mix will be textured of chunky soft dough. Divide the mix into 16 pieces and roll them into flat patties about 1/2 inch thick.
  4. Heat the oil in a frying pan on medium high heat. Drop the cutlets slowly into it, taking care not to overlap them.
  5. Fry the cutlets until they are golden brown, turning occasionally. This should take about 5 to 6 minutes. Take them out over a paper towel.
  6. For best taste serve them hot. Cutlets taste great with cilantro chutney.

Enjoy!


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59 thoughts on “Vegetable Rice Cutlets

  1. hi manjula aunty….i am aswathy. i am twelve yrs old. i love your website. i try your dishes…..like taco samosa,samosa,vegetable biryani and so on. they are very interesting. but today when i tried it the mix became too moist…so that i could not roll it and it was bitter too.. i dont know what to do….i added some sooji to make it thicker..

  2. Can I freeze them Abd then cook them? Leave them to defrost a bit first or partly fry them and freeze and fry them off at end because I am doing a big fair for 12 days and need to do a big batch , what do you recommend?? Please!!

  3. Hi aunty ,
    I’m saran vasudev .I myself am a chef and a vegetarian .but recently I came across your Fb page and for last three days I tried few snacks and few curries at home .the way you explain it is really helpful , easy cook recipes and I think I must consider you as my veg guru of Indian cooking .I cook as it was my profession.I do run a restaurant also will try including your snacks in our menu .with a courtesy to you and will definitely share to other friends of mine .my mom ,sister and wife used to help me as we decide our menu for tommrw after eating we always say thanks to manjula aunty .I would like to be in touch .I’m giving my mail I’d here ..
    When I made the samosa pinwheels I felt that the outer dough part is Lil thick .can I reduce the thickness as I was confused because the fulling was Lil heavy .
    Keep up your good work …all d best .
    Regards ,love ,prayers and wishes to you and your family …
    N thanks again for giving us such yummy recipes .you can really become a teacher as you have got that patience and pleasant face as I can make out that each recipe is your baby .take care ..hats off aunty .

  4. What do you do with the oil afterwards. I do not usually cook with fried foods. Thank you. I really enjoy your recipes and cannot wait to try this one.

  5. Hi Manjula-ji, Thank you so much for brightening my family’s life. Your recipes are all so wonderful. You’ve inspired me to cook over and over again. I love your videos, they are so easy to follow. You look like a very warm and kind person at heart! Your lovely smile always makes me smile too.
    -Bindiya Bodian

  6. Your all recipes r delicious .easy to prepare have tried many n the easy one is paneer potato tots….thks a lot fpr sharing recipes ..keep on sharing ur recipes with new invention……

  7. Thank you for this recipe. I enjoy watching your lessons.
    I’m wondering what type of oil you use for frying; is it vegetable, peanut…?
    Thank you

  8. the word need to be pronounced finely not finally. meaning finely chopped not finally chopped. hope you didn’t mind. thanks for your wonderful recipes. we tried a lot and they turned out so good.

    1. really? what’s the need to be so nit pickey, what is your point and what are you trying to accomplish? Manjulaji’s recipes are wonderful with easy to follow instructions.

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