Pakora - just the name is enough for us to start dreaming of its yumminess. We all have our favourite kinds of pakoras. Bread, aloo, paneer, palak, pyaaz, etc. are some of the classic varieties. One ...

Want to make a different kind of pakora? If you love paneer, we have an amazing recipe suggestion for you: paneer chutney pakoras. Image Credit: Getty Paneer chutney pakoras elevate the classic paneer ...

With heavy rains lashing different parts the country, the weather conditions have become cool. And rainy weather calls for a warm cup of tea that pairs perfectly with pakoras. Sipping on tea with the ...

Pakora is the lesser-known cousin of tempura. Just like tempura, it’s a fritter made with vegetables such as onions, peppers, potatoes — but instead of a batter of white flour, the batter is made with ...

When the monsoon rains pour down, nothing feels more comforting than a plate of hot, crispy pakoras paired with a steaming cup of tea. While onion and potato pakoras dominate most Indian households, ...

Pour oil to a depth of 2 inches in a Dutch oven; heat over medium-high to 325°F. Meanwhile, whisk together 1 cup chickpea flour, 1/2 cup white rice flour, salt, coriander, cumin, garam masala, ginger, ...

Pakora lovers, are you in the mood to try something different? Are you craving a crisp pakora with a unique twist? Or do you perhaps want a particularly impressive pakora for house guests? Presenting ...

Take besan in a large bowl and add carom seeds, turmeric powder, red chilli powder, asafoetida, salt with sufficient amount of water. Everything should be mixed together to form a smooth batter with ...

Paneer Pakora Recipe: On a rainy day or during chilly weather, nothing beats the joy of sipping tea while enjoying something hot and crispy. Among the various types of pakoras—be it potato, onion, ...

Heat up a skillet or wok filled about halfway with vegetable oil and bring the temperature of the oil to about 300 degrees. To make the pakora batter, sift the chickpea flour into a large bowl and ...