Pakora

    • Often eaten during Ramadan
    • Served with chutney or tamarind sauce
    • Originated in Northern India
    • Traditional eaten with tea during rainy season
    • Street food in Pakistan
  • Pakora is a fritter commonly eaten in India and Pakistan. It is made by taking ingredients such as chicken, onion, eggplant, lentils, potato, spinach, or cauliflower, dipping them in a batter of chickpea flour and then deep-frying. Because the flour is made of chickpeas, not wheat, they are suitable for people with Celiac disease or the wheat-intolerant.
  • Types of Pakora

    1. Palak pakora: Deep-fried battered spinach
    2. Paneer pakora: Deep-fried battered cheese
    3. Pyaz pakora: Deep-fried battered onions
    4. Aloo pakora: Deep-fried battered potatoes
    5. Gobhi pakora: Cauliflower fritters
    6. Piaz ghia pakora: Onion and zucchini fritters
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