Indian Snack Recipe
What is Palak Pakoda?
Benefits of Spinach
- Spinach are low in carb and full of fibre. They are extremely good for our digestive system and helps to get rid of constipation.
- They are great source of vitamins and minerals. The vitamin C present in spinach makes our skin healthy and glowing.
- The folic acid present in spinach are extremely beneficial for pregnant women.
- Any leafy greens like Spinach are very beneficial for our eyesight too. The high level of chlorophyll present in Spinach is great for our vision.
- Its nutrients help to control our blood sugar level, blood pressure level and cholesterol level.
How to make perfectly Crispy Palak Pakoda?
- Make the spinach leaves moisture free after washing them. It helps to make crispier pakora.
- Use small portion of rice flour with gram flour. It helps to make your pakoda crispy.
- Don’t add water into the batter initially. Add salt and let the Palak release its moisture. After that if required then only add water.
- Always deep fry the palak pakodas. Shallow frying makes the pakoda soft and soggy.
- Fry the pakodas in medium or medium high flame. Don’t fry them in low flame or else the batter will absorb more oil and pakodas will become soggy.
How to make Palak Pakoda?
Ingredients:
- ½ cup Spinach, chopped and tightly packed
- 1 medium Onion, thin sliced
- 1 teaspoon Ginger-Garlic paste
- ½ teaspoon Turmeric powder
- ½ teaspoon red Chilli powder
- ½ teaspoon Coriander powder
- ½ teaspoon Cumin powder
- ¾ teaspoon Salt
- ¼ cup Gram flour
- 2 tablespoons Rice flour
- Oil for deep frying
- ¼ teaspoon Chaat masala to sprinkle on the pakodas
Instructions:
- Take the chopped Spinach into a large mixing bowl.
- Add sliced Onions, Ginger-Garlic paste into the bowl one by one.
- Add Salt, Turmeric powder, Chilli powder, Cumin powder, Coriander powder into the mixing bowl one by one and mix it nicely.
- Add measured amount of Gram flour and Rice flour into the mixing bowl.
- Mix all the ingredients nicely with the help of either spoon or hand.
- Allow the mixture to rest for 10-15 minutes to release moisture.
- Mix the batter nicely again. If the batter is dry, add some extra water in small portions. Start with 1 tablespoon of water. I have not added any extra water to the batter.
- Put a pan on flame and let it become completely dry.
- Add Oil for deep frying the palak pakodas.
- Put the flame in high and let the oil become hot.
- Once the oil is hot, put the flame in medium and drop small portions of the pakoda batter into the pan slowly with help of your hand or with a spoon. Keep space in between two pakodas. Don’t over crowd the pan.
- Fry them evenly from both the sides till crispy and golden brown in colour. Flip the pakodas in between during the time of frying for couple of times.
- Drain the excess oil and transfer the Palak pakoda on to a plate lined with kitchen tissue. The kitchen tissue will absorb the excess oil from the pakodas.
- Sprinkle some Chat masala over the pakodas.
Serving Instruction
Keywords:
palak pakoda, palak pakoda recipe, recipe for palak pakoda, palak pakoda ki recipe, palak pakora, how to make palak pakoda, palak pakora recipe, recipe of palak pakora, spinach pakora, spinach pakora recipe, spinach pakora recipe Indian, spinach fritters, how to make spinach pakora, spinach pakoda, palak bhaji recipe, palak bhajia, palak recipe, palak recipes, palak recipe Indian, Indian recipe with spinach, spinach recipe Indian, snacks recipe, snack recipe, Indian snack recipe, recipe for vegan snacks, recipe for pakoda, pakoda recipe, vegan snacks recipe, indian recipe for snacks, Indian snacks recipe
4 comments
[…] pakoda Gobi pakoda Cabbage Pakoda Spinach pakoda Pudina […]
[…] pakoda Palak pakoda Capsicum Bajji Cabbage Pakoda Dhaniya patta pakoda Aloo […]
[…] Bajji Cabbage Pakoda Spinach pakoda Aloo […]
[…] pakoda Palak pakoda Capsicum Bajji Cabbage Pakoda Dhaniya patta […]