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Crispy Spinach Pakora Fritters Recipe: A Perfect Snack for Any Time

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Ingredients

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3 cups gram flour (besan)
1/2 cup rice flour
10 ounces chopped spinach
2 chopped onions
2 potatoes chopped or grated
oil (for frying about 2-inch deep in a wok)
1 teaspoon crushed green chili pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons coriander powder
1 teaspoon garam masala

Nutritional information

46.2
Calories
4 g
Calories From Fat
0.5 g
Total Fat
0.1 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
70.2 mg
Sodium
8.3 g
Carbs
1.3 g
Dietary Fiber
1.1 g
Sugars
2.2 g
Protein
1319g
Serving Size

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Crispy Spinach Pakora Fritters Recipe: A Perfect Snack for Any Time

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    This is just the recipe i was looking for to duplicate the best pakoras i've ever eaten, nearly 40 years ago in Washington, D.C.. I love that she combines the three vegetables in the batter, which is how they were made where used to eat them. Also, just went to Amazon and bought her cookbook (she has two in print), so i am looking forward to trying more of her delicious and authentic recipes!!

    • 60 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Spinach Pakora (fritters),Fritters or pakoras are considered the most readily available snack any time of the day. It is a treat especially in cold rainy weather when the aroma of fried dough and vegetables is very comforting. These can be made in advance and frozen. Warm in a 350 degreeF oven before serving. Makes 40-45 pieces. This is from Kusum’s book ‘Recipes with a Spice – Indian cuisine for balanced nutrition’.,This is just the recipe i was looking for to duplicate the best pakoras i’ve ever eaten, nearly 40 years ago in Washington, D.C.. I love that she combines the three vegetables in the batter, which is how they were made where used to eat them. Also, just went to Amazon and bought her cookbook (she has two in print), so i am looking forward to trying more of her delicious and authentic recipes!!,My first approach to making pakora. Made these with chard instead of spinach and followed eatreal’s suggestion to use the baking soda. I agree with eatrealfood that frozen spinach would not work well in this. The dough was indeed spongy and easy to handle, and the pakoras baked up nicely. Served with hot mango chutney. They got rave reviews, so I’ll be making them again. Thanks for posting!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Sift the Gram Flour.

    2
    Done

    Mix All the Ingredients (except Oil), to Make a Smooth and Thick (almost Like Dough) Batter.

    3
    Done

    Cover and Let It Stand For Hour.

    4
    Done

    Sprinkle Little Water If Needed.

    5
    Done

    (if Using Frozen Spinach, Thaw Before Using.) Blend in All the Seasonings (except Salt) and Mix Well.

    6
    Done

    (you May Chill the Batter in the Refrigerator For About 2 Hours or More Until It Can Be Handled.) Mix in Salt When Ready to Cook.

    7
    Done

    Heat the Oil in a Deep Skillet or Wok on Medium to High Heat.

    8
    Done

    For Each Pakora, Scoop a Heaped Teaspoon of the Batter, and With a Second Spoon, Scrape the Mixture Into the Hot Oil.

    9
    Done

    Put The'pakoras' in a Single Layer in the Skillet.

    10
    Done

    Fry, Turning Them With a Slotted Flat Spatula, Until All Sides Become Golden Brown.

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