What's better than a hot plate of pakoras and some 
Notes:
What I Used:
Spinach/Palak - 1 cup, chopped
Gram flour / Besan - ½ cup and a bit more
Chilli powder - 1 tsp
Asafoetida/Hing - one pinch
Jeera powder - 1 tsp
Oil (I used coconut oil) - enough to deep fry the pakoras
How I Made It:
1. Mix the besan with the chilli powder, hing, jeera powder and sufficient salt.
2. Add the chopped spinach and just enough water to make a thick paste. The consistency should be such that you should be able to make rough round balls with the dough.
3. Heat oil in a pan till hot. Make small dumplings of the batter and drop into the hoil. Adjust the heat so that the oil doesn't boil over too much.
4. Turn the pakoras over when one side is done.
5. Fry till nice and brown and tranfer onto a plate lined with tissues.
6. Serve hot with tomato ketchup/mango pickle and hot masala chai.
Notes:
- Keep adjusting the heat of the oil so that the pakoras don't burn.
- Keep the size of the spinach pakodas small, otherwise the inside won't cook properly.
Divya Vikram
A perfect tea time snack..
Mythreyee
Looks just gorgeous and tempting. Love the recipe too. And, thanks for the note at the end.
Ramya's Mane Adige
I dont make deep fried dishes very frequently either... but your pic is really tempting!!! Lovely!!
Vanamala Hebbar
Longtime ..... never made. Almost same method... Lovely
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Swapna
Lovely picture...this is the first time I could able to get in to your blog...very good blog!!!
easycrafts
Perfect color..I made these too some time back
Srivalli
my all time fav snacks..but then what is not..:)..
what you held the plate towards the sky and shot it??>.lovely picture..:D
Happy cook
Here the weather is reall bad, i woudn't mind having few of those delicious pakoras and the masal chai.
Love the new look of your blog
dee
hi, i'm so glad i found you!
i love indian food but i hardly ever cook it because it's cheap and plentiful where I live (malaysia), and it just seems intimidating.
perhaps, it's time for a change.
would love for you to visit - choosandchews at blogspot. i'm a newbie.