Ingredients
Blend flours, baking soda, cream of tartar, salt and spices. Gradually whisk in water and lemon juice to make a smooth batter the consistency of heavy cream. Set aside. Heat about 3 oil in a large skillet or deep fryer. Dip vegetables in batter to coat. Immerse in hot oil, turning to cook evenly, until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on absorbent paper. Cover and place in a warm oven while cooking remaining pakoras. Per serving: 186 cal, 5 g prot, 95 mg sod, 25 g carb, 8 g fat, 0 mg chol, 21 mg calcium
Pakora is a piece of vegetable deep-fried in a batter flavoured with spices.
Pakora is a type of Indian fried snack made from vegetables or meat coated in chickpea flour batter. In English, we call it "fritters." So, next time you're munching on those crispy, golden bites, just remember you're basically eating fancy fritters. Enjoy!
pakora means its an eatable..prepared with flour and oil
pakora means its an eatable..prepared with flour and oil
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Indian cuisine includes mainly North-Indian, South-Indian & Maharashtrian dishes like Mixed Vegetable Pakora, Vegetable Samosa, Aloo Tikki, Hot & Spicy Chicken Wings, Raita, Pickles, roti, nan, dal, paratha, Kadhai Paneer, rice pulav, & many others.
I would say spain's main food is pakora
Usually the Indian delicacies "pakoras" are still called pakoras in English.
Hors d' OEUVRE 1. Beignets or Fritters or Pakara : Deep fried tidbits either coated with batter, crumbs or just dusted with seasoned flour e.g. finger fish, potatoes, aloo pakora, egg pakora, paneer pakora, fried prawns (prawn tempura ) , mushroom fritters, Gobi pakora etc . 2. Croquette or Rissoles : Soft items that can not be fried easily, cheese, eggs, asparagus, vegetables, chicken are chopped and bound with potatoes dipped in egg and bread crumbs, given a cork shape and deep fried, served with tangy sharp sauces e.g. egg croquette, paneer croquette, corn croquette, cashew nut croquette etc. 3. Patties or Bouchees: Puff or flaky pastry stuffed with savoury items e.g. chicken patty, mushroom patty, vol an vent. 4. Brochette or skewers: Kebabs or shaslik made out of chicken, mutton, fish or pork (boneless) cooked on open spit fire or sigriwith basting of fat or butter. Burnt, amoky flavor permeates all around brings saliva in mouth, best appetizer in an Indian meal.. 5. Quenelles or Dumplings e.g.: C hinese momo steamed or fried, samosa, ravioli, wonton are made of refined flour with assorted stuffing's like chicken, pork, potatoes etc. These are also called kromesquis.
Fish, spring rolls, chips and doughnuts You can deep fry whatever you want. I live in Scotland where everything is deep fried. It is a method of cooking used all over the world, a lot of Indian food is deep fried, British(especially Scottish) takeaways will deep fry almost everything on the menu. Everything I have listed I have eaten or seen in restaurants or takeaways. ...pizza, burger, chicken, turkey, sausage, black pudding, haggis, onion rings, fritters(potato, banana, apple, pineapple...many others), pakora(chicken, mushroom, vegetable, cauliflower, potato, onion, fish...many others), mars bar, creme egg, curly wurly, prawns, shrimps, crab, seaweed, egg rolls, calamari, bread, samosas, falafel. There are hundreds more foods and variations, some are simple like plain chicken and some are more complex like chicken pakora or kung po chicken. As I said before, you can deep fry anything!
Mozzarella sticks, while a popular appetizer, are not considered a vegetable. They are typically made with mozzarella cheese, flour, breadcrumbs, and various seasonings, then deep-fried to a crispy texture. This dish falls under the category of fried foods, which are rich in dairy and carbohydrates rather than plant-based ingredients. If you're looking for a more vegetable-centric option at BarBQ Nite, you might explore their "Veg Pakora" or "Veg Spring Roll" offerings, which feature a delicious mix of vegetables. While mozzarella sticks aren't a vegetable, they remain a flavorful and indulgent choice for cheese lovers.