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Unde Pakoda Evening Snack

About the Recipe

Looking for a companion to your evening tea? Well, look no further. Here we bring to you a delicious recipe of crispy onion pakodas ideal for a rainy evening or a weekend party! Made with groundnuts, fried gram, onions and maida , these are fried for that perfect crunch and bite! Oddy Snack Bag comes with a small quirky sealing tape to keep them fresh and crispy even if you eat them later or carry them on a journey.

Oddy snack bags keeps them hygienic and fresh . Moreover, these are grease locking and moisture balancing thus preventing the pakodas from getting stale and soggy.

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Ingredients

 

  • Onion and Green Chillies - 2 nos. each
  • Few Curry Leaves and 1 inch of Ginger
  • Salt to taste
  • Maida 1 cup + 2 Tbsp.
  • Rice Flour- 1 Tsp.
  • Ground Nuts - 2 Tbsp and Fried Gram 1 Tbsp
  • White Sesame Seeds - 1 Tbsp and a pinch of Soda
  • Ghee- 1 Tsp and Oil for frying

Directions

 

  • Take finely chopped onion in a bowl. Add ginger, green chillies, curry leaves, salt and ghee. Then add a pinch of baking soda and rice flour. Squeeze and mix well.
  • Grind peanuts and fried gram in a mortar pestle into a coarse powder and mix it with the above mixture. Add sesame seeds as well.
  • Now add 1 cup maida to the mix. Do not knead or over mix it. Add 1 tbsp water if needed to achieve the desired consistency. Add more maida if needed. Now make small roundels from this mixture and keep aside.
  • In a kadhai, take some oil for frying and fry these roundels. Take them out when done up to 90%.
  • After a while , fry the pakodas again and serve fresh.

Recipe Images

 

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Recipe by

Aduge Sadhana

Aduge Sadhana is run by Asha, whose passion is cooking. Her channel Aduge Sadhana is an expression of her passion for the world. Aduge in Kannada means “Cooking” & Sadhana in Sanskrit means “accomplishing something”.

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