Bonda
Recipe by Chef Nehal Karkera · Watch on YouTube
VegetarianGluten FreeDairy FreeLow Sugar
25
minutes
4
servings
Easy
effort
Nutrition
per serving
350kcal
Protein8g
Carbs45g
Fat25g
Nutrition values are AI-estimated based on ingredients.
Dish Info
Cuisine
South Indian
Dish Type
Bonda
Meal Type
Snack
Cooking
Deep Fried
Goes well with
Coconut ChutneySambarMint Chutney
Ingredients
- One young green coconut
- 1/4 to 1/2 cup diced fresh mango
- 1 teaspoon powdered sugar or icing sugar
- A few drops vanilla extract or similar dark syrup
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon green matcha powder
- 1/2 cup coconut cream
- 1/2 cup ice cubes
Method
- 1Carefully open a young green coconut using a knife to stab and cut a circular opening at the top.
- 2Drain the coconut water from the coconut into a transparent blender jar.
- 3Add diced fresh mango pieces to the bottom of a wavy, transparent serving glass, forming the first layer.
- 4Sprinkle a spoonful of powdered sugar over the mango, followed by a small amount of dark liquid, likely vanilla extract.
- 5Vigorously mash the mango, sugar, and vanilla together at the bottom of the glass using a wooden muddler, creating a chunky, pulpy orange-yellow base.
- 6Add matcha powder to a separate straight-sided glass.
- 7Pour coconut cream into the glass with the matcha.
- 8Use a handheld milk frother to mix and froth the matcha and coconut cream until it becomes a light green, creamy, and airy liquid.
- 9Add ice cubes on top of the muddled mango layer in the serving glass.
- 10Pour the previously collected coconut water over the ice cubes, forming a clear middle layer.
- 11Gently pour the frothed matcha coconut cream over the coconut water, creating a distinct light green top layer.
- 12Serve the Bonda Aamcha chilled in the transparent wavy glass with a green straw.
These instructions are our analysis of the original video. Watch on YouTube →
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