You may surprised to see the name soft pakodas, yep we make two types of pakodas one is extremely crispy pakodas and the another one is soft pakodas. Soft pakodas aka medhu pakodas will have baking soda in their pakoda batter while we add more rice flour but not baking soda in crispy pakoda's batter, apart from it you can add any veggies or greens in these both pakodas. Inspired by my mom's medhu pakodas,I tried my hands in making this medhu pakodas few days back, she usually prepare her pakodas just with onions and coriander leaves, but i prepared mine with finely chopped Amaranth leaves. Seriously kids wont mind having deep fried fritters with watever they are prepared.Obviously if my kids hate any veggies or greens, i'll try to feed them either by adding in pakoras or in vadas.
Coming to this pakoras, these green pakoras is my last post for this week's blogging marathon, pakoras are my favourite street foods, as a kid i always loved to munch these crispy beauties. Needless to say, these pakoras are my kids favourite too, since i chosed Kid's delight-street foods as this week's theme of blogging marathon am posting this crispy pakodas today.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#26.Sending to my own event Healthy Diet-Go green guest hosted by Amurta.
2cups Amaranth leaves or any greens (chopped finely)
1no Onion (big & chopped finely)
2tbsp Corn flour
1/4tsp Baking soda
1/2cup Gram flour
1tsp Ginger(grated)
1/4cup Rice flour
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1/2tsp Fennel seeds
Chopped coriander leaves
Curry leaves
Salt
Oil for deep frying
Take the finely chopped amaranth leaves,chopped onions, cornflour, gram flour,baking soda, rice flour,grated ginger, chopped green chillies, fennel seeds,curry leaves and chopped coriander leaves with enough salt.
Mix everything well,springle some water and turn everything as a thick paste.
Heat oil for deep frying.
Make small balls from the thick paste, drop gently to the hot oil, fry until they turns crispy and golden brown.
Drain the excess of oil with a paper towel.
Enjoy hot with a cup of coffee..
Coming to this pakoras, these green pakoras is my last post for this week's blogging marathon, pakoras are my favourite street foods, as a kid i always loved to munch these crispy beauties. Needless to say, these pakoras are my kids favourite too, since i chosed Kid's delight-street foods as this week's theme of blogging marathon am posting this crispy pakodas today.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#26.Sending to my own event Healthy Diet-Go green guest hosted by Amurta.
2cups Amaranth leaves or any greens (chopped finely)
1no Onion (big & chopped finely)
2tbsp Corn flour
1/4tsp Baking soda
1/2cup Gram flour
1tsp Ginger(grated)
1/4cup Rice flour
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1/2tsp Fennel seeds
Chopped coriander leaves
Curry leaves
Salt
Oil for deep frying
Take the finely chopped amaranth leaves,chopped onions, cornflour, gram flour,baking soda, rice flour,grated ginger, chopped green chillies, fennel seeds,curry leaves and chopped coriander leaves with enough salt.
Mix everything well,springle some water and turn everything as a thick paste.
Heat oil for deep frying.
Make small balls from the thick paste, drop gently to the hot oil, fry until they turns crispy and golden brown.
Drain the excess of oil with a paper towel.
Enjoy hot with a cup of coffee..
Superb street food recipe aka. Love the idea to make them soft :-)very inviting platter
ReplyDeletemy mom says adding amarnath leaves makes pakoras really crispy! thats where i learn this! yummy!
ReplyDeletewow looks so delicious :) want it now aks .. parcel me some :)
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Yummy pakoda Priya. Would love to have some!
ReplyDeleteYummy snack.. Don't scold me if I finish the while plate
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Oh yeah hubby told me the different kinds of pakoras soon after I came here;) look very soft
ReplyDeleteWe just add mint, cilantro and curry leaves in medu pakodas! I love the green addition in batter!
ReplyDeletethese vadas looks hot and delicious...
ReplyDeleteVery tempting pakodas...feel like munching on some
ReplyDeleteIts surprising that i ve never made pakodas till date. Will try this with spinach and let you know Priya!
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ReplyDeleteperfect with piping hot coffee!!! delicious!
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Super yum snack...love it :)
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ReplyDeleteI love pakoras of any kind :) Must try out these Amaranth Leaves Pakoras :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy Priya!pass them over for lunch :)
ReplyDeleteWoooosh!!!! Pakoras look super crispy and tempting dear sis! You know well how to make us hungry!!! Hehe ;)
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ReplyDeleteYou give me any pakodas, I will not say no Priya..lovely pictures..
ReplyDeletenever knew abt soft pakodas.. looks inviting..:)
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ReplyDeleteThey look very inviting!! No wonder it's a hit among your kids. ;)
ReplyDeletelove any kind of pakora - and so interesting to see soft ones
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ReplyDeleteSuper tempting medhu pakodas,make it often as a evening snack for my hubby but never tried it with keerai..addition of keerai makes it more colorful,will try it soon..
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the medhu pakodas that we get in Pondy, looks so tempting..
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never heard of pakodas with keerai looks really tempting!
ReplyDeletelooks crispy pakodas..never tried amaranth lvs pakoras will try it now..
ReplyDeleteI have made keerti Vadai. But this is new to me. Looks good
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ReplyDeleteLove deep fried food, only I dont like to deep fry often. Would have love to have the plate. Only wish you were in CA and not Paris.
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Yummy looking pakodas.. Nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteDelicious medhu pakodas Priya. Love it.
ReplyDeleteI have never had this dish and am quite curious as to its taste. Your recipes are always so easy to follow. I hope to be able to make this one. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteThe pakoras look super delicious Priya, can I have some?
ReplyDeletePerfect snack for a rainy day with a cup of coffee. Mmmmm love it.
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Nice and crisp pakoras..never tried with amaranth leaves..bookmarked!
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Nice, crispy pakodas. I love the picture, so nice!
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ReplyDeleteI love the taste of these leaves. The pakodas must have been stunning as well :)
ReplyDeletewow.....Drooling here..So tempting :)
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ReplyDeleteAwesome idea of using amaranth leaves..we get those leaves rarely.
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