
Bread Pakora is a tasty and luscious snack which is also an easy and simple recipe to prepare when sudden guests come over or to serve kids in the evening.These comfort food give you a warm feeling inside and make any rainy day perfect.And it is also a tasty compliment for your afternoon tea.
Ingredients:-
4-5 Bread Slices
1cup Gram Flour (Besan)
1 tbsp rice flour
1/4th tsp turmeric powder
Salt to taste
1/2 tsp Ajwain
1/2 tsp Red chili powder to taste
1/4th tsp chaat Masala powder
Water for batter
1/2 tsp garlic paste
Oil for frying

Method:-
1. Remove the crust from all sides of the bread.
2. Cut Bread slices into desired shapes (like triangle, rectangle etc.)
3. Mix all the dry ingredients together: Gram flour (besan), rice flour, ajwan, red chilli powder,chaat masala, turmeric , garlic paste and salt. Rice flour adds to the crispness.
4. Now by pouring little water at a time make a smooth batter (neither too thick nor too lose)
5. Heat oil in a kadhai.
6. Dip bread piece in the batter and fry till both sides are golden brown on medium flame.
7. The crispy, delicious pakoras are ready to serve.
8. Serve bread pakora hot with green chutney and tomato sauce.
wow it looks yummmm! can I have a share???
ReplyDeleteTat looks lovely sireesha...just love bread pakoda...
ReplyDeleteTat looks lovely sireesha...just love bread pakoda...
ReplyDeletemy favourite snack..looks yummy..
ReplyDeletelovely yummy pakoda...recently had this in my friend's place
ReplyDeleteWow Sireesha, this pakora looks so crispy and prefect for snacks, do send to SS event going in my blog..
ReplyDeleteThis is my younger one's lunch box favorite.
ReplyDeleteBread Pakodas sound delicious and very easy :)
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of the street food one used to hog when i was in my teens. Looks really yummy.
ReplyDeletepakoda looks yum perfect for the season,...
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting and looks yummy..
ReplyDeletelovely pakodaas,great with a cup of tea..
ReplyDeleteNice recip there, Sireesha!
ReplyDeleteYears since I have had this... It was so common during hostel days...
ReplyDeleteLooks good...
Very appetizing clicks Sireesha...I too make this often as a quick evening snack :)
ReplyDeleteyummy....my north indian friend use to make this
ReplyDeleteGreat snack Sireesha, perfect snack for rainy days.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of using bread to make pakoras. Looks great!!
ReplyDeleteWould be a real treat for sudden guests!
ReplyDeletenice clicks sireesha.. looks perfect for evening snack..
ReplyDeleteYummy... my kids love bread pakoda..its so filling..
ReplyDeleteHi sireesha,
ReplyDeletewarm welcome to my blog...bread pakoda..nice snack for evening time:)
Hi siresha,
ReplyDeletewarm welcome to my blog..bread pakoda..nice snack for evening time:)
Looks really delicious.. & yummy..
ReplyDeleteMy entry is on the way Siri!
ReplyDeleteYummy pakoras! I love this snack with a hot masala chai. I am reminded of the monsoons in India. :-) I am sure this combo will make u remember those lovely moments spent during rainy season in India
Goodness, that looks and sounds good!
ReplyDeletethis is my all time fav pakodas..nicly presented dear..
ReplyDeleteI love bread pakoda...looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteUmm u r refreshin my Delhi days....Gosh...looks so tempting
ReplyDeleteVS - Ya, really combination of hot masala chai and Bread pakoras reminds me lovely moments spent during rainy season in India.
ReplyDeleteThank u all for lovely comments
This is my mom's fav sabji......looks perfect and yumm
ReplyDeletethey look like a perfect tea time snack
ReplyDeletei def wanna try this out...yummy n delicious!!!...great snack!
ReplyDeletesuper yummy dish for our tummy
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