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Pakoda |
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Introduction
When it comes to Sindhi Food beside the Potato,
Rice, Dal and Papad another prominent and most
eaten Sindhi Dish is Pakoda [ also spelled as
Pakora]. This is the most famous Sindhi snack
which is adopted into their food habits by many
other communities also. Probably Pakoda is
the only food recipes in the world with which no
other recipes can match on number of variants.
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Useful Tip :
Use a pinch of Mithi Soda to get very soft and
highly delicious Pakoda. Take precaution of having
very thing layer of basen while preparing Bread
Pakoda. |
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Some of the most
famous & widely used variants of Pakoda, the fried
snack:
Bread Pakoda
Patatan Ja Pakora
Palak Pakoda
Bihan Ja Pakoda [Bih Pakora] (Bihu: Under water stem of
lotus flower)
Mirchai Pakora
Panner Pakoda
Egg [Andan Ja] Pakora
Ambadi [Unripe Mango] Ja Pakoda
Mahin Ain Moongan Ji Dal Ja Pakora
Gobi [Cabbage] Ain Kemae [Very Fine and minutely chopped
Mutton] Ja Pakora
Dabu [Capsicum] Pakoda |
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Ingredients
For Basic Dish : 1 small cup [about 100 gms] Gram flour
[basen], 1-2 small Onion (chopped), 2-3 Coriander leaves
(chopped), Red Chilli powder [to taste], 2-3 Green
chillies (finely chopped), 1 table spoon Coriander seeds
(Saja Dhana), A pinch of baking soda, Salt to taste,
Water, Oil for frying. |
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Cooking Process
Mix all the ingredients to get a thick batter by using
appropriate water be cautious to avoid formation of
lumps.
Add few drops say 1 table spoon of hot oil to this
batter and mix well again.
Take oil in fry pan for deep frying and allow to heat,
Keep the flame medium.
Either with hand or by spoon slide gently the pieces of
mixture into hot oil.
Wait till the pieces of mixture gets some what brownish
color.
Take out and break into further small pieces.
Fry again till pieces become dark golden brown and
crisp.
Serve it hot in the chill humid rainy evening it taste
very good with hot cup of tea. |
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