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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Parsley Pakoras(Fritters)

Pakoras/ Fritters  are always our family favorite with tea.I usually try different types of pakoras with veggies and they serve an easy ,quick fix snack though a bit oil consuming for sure.But serves the best on a chilly weather or on a rainy day.I had two bunches of parsley leaves and had to finish them.And for a change this made the flavorful parsley pakoras.They turned out real crisp and aromatic,check it out for your tea time snack!!


Ingredients
parsley leaves 1 cup chopped(I used 1 1/2 bunch)
onion 1 medium sized chopped
besan flour 1  1/2 cup
red chilly powder 1 tsp
asafoetida a pinch
salt
water as required
oil for frying


Method
-Wash and cut the parsley leaves in small pieces.Peel,wash and chop the  onion in small size.
- Make a batter using besan flour,red chilly powder,asafoetida,salt,onion ,parsley and water.
-Heat oil in a pan or wok and wait till the oil turns hot.
-Take a spoonful of batter and drop gently.
-Then flip and turn each side till golden brown.
-Remove on a paper towel and drain.
-Serve hot with ketchup or chutney!!

Servings~ 3-4 adults


Sending this to EP Series-Nutmeg or Parsley guest hosted by Mireille @ Chef Mireile's Global Creations



42 comments:

  1. never tried it.. sounds interesting..

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  2. Sounds delicious and innovative,thanks for sharing.....

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  3. Hi Julie ,

    pakoras looks crispy:)))

    and delicious!!!

    Keep on Julie...

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  4. wow...parsley fritters looks so tempting...very nice idea to include parsley...thanks for sharing...URock!!

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  5. This is the coolest thing you could make with parsley. I am impressed:)

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  6. very interesting and crispy pakoras.....love the green color in it :)

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  7. Wow, this is little hatke- usually we have fritters using onions, potato but this is great. Very tempting have to try

    http://shwetainthekitchen.blogspot.com

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  8. Very interesting..I like the idea!

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  9. pakoras in parsley, a different one for me. Looks yum and crunchy evening snack.

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  10. Thats very innovative idea of using parsley in indian fritters... Looks lovely and yummy!!

    http://aromaticdining.blogspot.com/

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  11. nalla crispy aayittundu..........superb dear!

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  12. Parsley pakoras! - Nice one Julie. Never even thought of parsley in this way. Must make a wonderful snack.

    First time in your website, looks great. :). Do stop by mine when you have time. - http://foodoverip.blogspot.in/

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  13. Delectable vadas. I am drooling here.....so inviting.

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  14. simple and quick to make fritters...

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  15. what an innovative idea to use parsley, they look delicious. Btw check out your recipe included in kerala kitchen ebook, finally compiled!

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  16. im drooling over your parsley bhajjas..plz send me some:)..excellent presentation!!!!

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  17. Making pakodas with parsely sounds yum. nice tea time snack

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  18. Crisp and delicious pakoras...perfect tea time snack

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  19. Unique recipe, pakoras looks so yummy.

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  20. never tried this before... looks crisp

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  21. looks just like spinach pakoras...new use of parsley..lovely..

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  22. Yummy Pakoras! Nice twist using Parsley..

    Cheers!
    Vani

    Ongoing Event: Love Lock With Juices & Milkshakes

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  23. Super addictive pakoras, wish to have some.

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  24. wow.. that's one healthy and crispy pakoras...loved it..

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  25. lovely green fritters.. chayayum ithum undengil its a perfect evening :)

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  26. Parsely pakoda adipoli. Eni parsley vangumbol try chayam.

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  27. will try parsley in pakoda.it will be more healthy....your looks so crispy and yummy....

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  28. This is a new flavor for me. sometimes my parsley goes bad because I use it only for my daughter. this will be a great recipe to try.

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  29. Very aromatic fritters indeed!

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  30. Crispy & tasty looking pakoras!!!

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