Put all the ingredients except the oil in a large bowl. Mix them together well, to make a fairly sticky mixture.
Using your hands, take a small amount of the mixture and shape it into a little ball
(about the size of a golf ball). Put it onto a separate plate and repeat until all the mixture has been used up.
Heat approximately 2cm of oil in a pan and carefully place six of the balls in the pan. Cook for 3-4 minutes, turning from time to time, until they are brown all over. Take them out and put them onto kitchen paper to drain.
Repeat until all the balls are cooked.
What you do:
For the Raita
Place the fresh coriander, fresh mint and garlic in a food processor or blender and process to a fine paste.
Add the lime juice and a little water if required. Place the yogurt in a bowl and whisk in the green paste. Add the sugar and salt.
You can prepare this ahead by freezing the green paste without the yogurt.
These taste good dipped in coriander and mint raita - but you could use tomato sauce if you like!
Remember: Always ask an adult before you start cooking. Take care when using knives and hot cookers.
Wash your hands before you start cooking and after handling spices.