Rajasthani Kadhi Pakoda is a highly well-known dish that is frequently prepared there; the people there like Kadhi Pakoda.
It is still customary to prepare and serve Kadi Pakodas to guests.
Even though there are many other ways that people prepare pakodas with garlic and onions, today I’m going to share with you a really simple recipe for garlic curry pakodas without onions that you can make with roti or rice.
I made it using common spices, but ghee, curd, gramme flour, curry leaves, and mustard seeds all add even more flavour.
Making this pakora won’t need much work. If you have access to all of these components, prepare it right now and share it with your pals.
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Ingredients
Ghee – 4 spoons
Gram flour – 2 cups
Curd – 2 cups
Fenugreek – ½ tsp
Mustard – ½ tsp
Dry red chilli – 2
Water – 4 cups
Asafoetida – a pinch
Red chilli powder – 1 tsp
Salt – 1 tsp
Directions
- First, thoroughly mix the curd with water to create Rajasthani Kadhi.
- Next, incorporate the gramme flour into it and thoroughly mix until no lumps remain.
- Add the coriander powder, turmeric powder, salt, and red chilli powder, and well combine.
- Next, add the dried red chillies, curry leaves, cumin, fenugreek, and mustard seeds to a pan of heated ghee and cook for ten seconds. Add the green chillies and simmer for one minute after that.
- Add the curd mixture one minute later. Stir constantly with a spoon after adding the curd mixture to prevent lumps and breaking of the curd.
- After letting it boil for 20 to 25 minutes, we’ll lower the heat, flip the pan, and be ready to create pakodas.
- Filter the gramme flour first, then beat in the salt, cumin, celery, and turmeric powder. The pakoras will be more tender and fluffy the better the gramme flour is shredded.
- In order to determine if the gramme flour has been well-beaten, we will fill a ball with water, add a little amount of gramme flour to the ball using a spoon, and watch to see if the gramme flour begins to float. If it does, our gramme flour is ready to be used to make pakodas. is well prepared for.
- Conversely, simply add mustard oil to the pan and let it warm up. Using a spoon, form little pakoras and put them into the boiling oil. Keep an eye on everything, reduce the heat to medium, and deep fry the pakoras on both sides.
- Once it turns brown on all sides, remove it onto a platter and place it right into the kadhi. Stir the kadhi constantly, lower the heat, and cook for ten to fifteen minutes, or until the pakoras are cooked through.
- Switch off the gas as it swells.
- To enhance the flavour even more, we’re going to add another tadka. First, heat up some ghee in a pan. Next, chop up some ginger slices and add them to the heated ghee. Fry them for a little while until they begin to release an aroma. Finally, add them to the curry pakoras. Will elevate it.
- Thus, we are prepared to offer our hot pakoras.
Notes
- If you do not have ghee then you can also use mustard oil in it.
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