SaraCooksForYou's video: Aloo Palak Aur Pyaz ke Mazedar Pakore Palak ke Pakode Ramadan Special Snacks Easy Pakora Tips

Pakora/ Pakoda is a fritter originating from the Indian sub continent . Pakoras are a very popular street food and are sold in almost every corner of the road . Street vwndors make their living by selling these pakoras on the roadsides. Pakoras are mostly made from besan / gram flour thats seasoned with simple spices and then vegetables such as onion , potato , greens such as palak , methi etc are added before deep frying in hot oil. Different types of ingredients are used based on the type of pakora. Bread pakora, paneer pakora , onion pakora , cabbage pakora etc are some of the popular pakoras. Pakoras are one of the pipular foods during Ramadan . | Ramzan special recipes | iftar special recipes , ramzan special recipe, ramadan preparation, recipes for ramadan iftar , ramzan recipes, ramzan special, ramadan snacks recipes, ramadan iftar recipes, ramzan iftar recipes, iftar recipe, ramadan recipes 2023, easy iftar recipes , saracooksforyou onion pakoda recipe | pyaz ki bajji | pyaj ke pakode | onion pakora with detailed photo and video recipe. traditional and ancient pakora recipes made with sliced onion and chickpea flour or besan. it is a popular deep-fried snack recipe across india and is prepared for various occasions which also affects the way it is prepared. generally, the most common way to prepare this snack is to have a thin coating of spiced besan batter to form layered fritters, onion pakoda recipe | kanda bajji | pyaj ke pakode | onion pakora recipe , chinese pakoras , chicken pakoras , medhu pakora, pattanam pakoda recipe from the tamil cuisine , cabbage pakora, bandh gobi ke pakode Do like us and Follow us on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saracooksforyou Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaraCooksForYou Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saracooksfo... Pinterest:https://www.pinterest.com/saracooksfo... Thanks a lot for watching our video, see you soon in the videos to come. Take Care! Sara!