Vengaya Pakoda Onion Pakora is a crispy sliced onion fritters that has spicy masala coat and then deep fried. This fritters are a perfect tea time snack or party potluck appetizer than can be done quickly compared to other vada and bhajis.
Gram/Besan Flour- 1 cup
Rice Flour – Bit Less than 1/2 a cup
Onion – 2 Numbers (medium size)
Red chili Powder – 1tsp or more
Curry Leaves – 10 Leaves (Optional)
Optional Fennel Seeds – 1tsp
Optional Hing/Asafoetida – A Pinch
Salt, Oil & Water – As Required
Optional pinch of baking soda
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How to make Vengaya Pakoda Onion Pakora
- Slice onions lengthwise and to very thin slices.
- In a wide pan add oil to deep fry the pakoras.
- Coat the mixing bowl with oil (so it prevents the batter sticking).
- Mix all the above ingredients in the oil coated bowl and add a tbsp of hot oil mix well before adding water.
- Sprinkle very little water and mix well to form a dry mixture, make sure not to add more water.
- In case if you added more water try to adjust the pakora mixture with Besan:Rice flour 2:1 ratio and some sliced onions.
- If mixture sticks in your hand, grease your hand and fingers with oil.
- Sprinkle the onion mixture in the hot oil, while dropping try to split as much you can.
- Fry them in medium flame (Onions turn black color when cooked in high flame).
- Fry till golden brown color, drain excess oil using paper towel and serve with hot tea/coffee.
Notes:
1. Baking soda is not necessary.
2. Fennel seeds gives nice flavor to the pakoras.
- Gram/Besan Flour- 1 cup
- Rice Flour - Bit Less than 1/2 a cup
- Onion - 2 Numbers medium size
- Red chili Powder - 1tsp or more
- Curry Leaves - 10 Leaves Optional
- Optional Fennel Seeds - 1tsp
- Optional Hing/Asofoetida - A Pinch
- Salt Oil & Water - As Required
- Optional pinch of baking soda
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Slice onions lengthwise and to very thin slices.
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In a wide pan add oil to deep fry the pakoras.
-
Coat the mixing bowl with oil (so it prevents the batter sticking).
-
Mix all the above ingredients in the oil coated bowl and add a tbsp of hot oil mix well before adding water.
-
Sprinkle very little water and mix well to form a dry mixture, make sure not to add more water.
-
In case if you added more water try to adjust the pakora mixture with Besan:Rice flour 2:1 ratio and some sliced onions.
-
If mixture sticks in your hand, grease your hand and fingers with oil.
-
Sprinkle the onion mixture in the hot oil, while dropping try to split as much you can.
-
Fry them in medium flame (Onions turn black color when cooked in high flame).
-
Fry till golden brown color, drain excess oil using paper towel and serve with hot tea/coffee.
1. Baking soda is not necessary. 2. Fennel seeds gives nice flavor to the pakoras.
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