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Lotus stem fritters · Bazaar snack

Nadru Monje

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The main ingredient is lotus stem (nadru), harvested from Kashmir's lakes.

Strips of lotus stem dipped in a spiced rice-flour or gram-flour batter and fried until crisp, eaten hot with chutney from carts around Hazratbal shrine and Srinagar's markets.

Why it's made this way: Lotus stem is central to Kashmiri cooking, and these fritters are a staple snack of Srinagar's markets.
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