Usually the Indian delicacies "pakoras" are still called pakoras in English.
pakora means its an eatable..prepared with flour and oil
pakora means its an eatable..prepared with flour and oil
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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!
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I would say spain's main food is pakora
the american's doesn't eat pakora as it is asian food but in common we can call pie.thanks
Pakora, a popular Indian snack, has been a part of Indian cuisine for centuries. Its origins can be traced back to ancient India, where it was first made using ingredients like chickpea flour, spices, and vegetables. The exact date of its discovery is not known, but it has been enjoyed by people in South Asia for a long time.
Asafoetida in English...
They are called "Walnuts" in English.
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