27 Jan Pyaz ke pakode | baked onion pakoda | onion fritters

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Last Updated on January 27, 2021 by blessmyfoodbypayal

Pyaz ke pakode | onion fritters | baked onion pakoda with step wise pictorial and video recipe. Vegan and Glutenfree tea time snack.

WHAT IS PAKODA?

One of the most loved street food from India, Pakora is a fritter often made of Vegetables coated in spiced gram flour and deep fried to brown and crisp.

At different places and states, pakoda is named differently like bhajiya, pakodi, ponako, pakura, fakkura and phulauri.

ABOUT THE PRESENT RECIPE

There’s hardly anyone who doesn’t like pakodas but there’s only one thing which stops many from cherishing it, and that is too much of oil.

Health conscious and weight watchers prefer to stay away from any sort of pakodas because pakodas are always made by deep frying.

Though frying adds taste to pakodas but at the same time pakodas absorb oil, which makes it fatty and hence sinful snack.

But the present recipe is made by baking instead of deep frying and in the process, used only 2 tablespoons of oil.

This needs to be admitted that baking takes much of the time in comparison to frying but spending extra time is better than staking your health.

VARITIES OF PAKORA

The varities of pakodas are endless. Green veggies like Spinach, dill leaves, green onion, Fenugreek Leaves and colocasia leaves make an awesome pakode recipes.

Also corn, Cabbage, cauliflower, lotus roots, eggplant and green chilli pakodas taste awesome.

The most common type of pakodas are made from potato, onion and also paneer and bread. Bread pakodas can be made plain or stuffed with potatoes.

We already have a fusion recipe of pakoda and pizza in our blog with the name bread pizza pakoda.

BEST TIME TO ENJOY PAKODAS

Though there’s no fixed criteria as to when it can be enjoyed. This is such a delicious street food that you can have it at any day, time or season.

But certain things impact best when they come in a package.

Cold weather, cup of hot tea and pakodas is such a beautiful and only love triangle, where none will leave alone at the end…lol.

PRIME INGREDIENTS

As mentioned above, the variety of pakodas are endless but the batter of all types of pakodas are usually the same.

So whenever you are making pakodas, keep all the ingredients as such, as mentioned for the present recipe.

As far as rice flour is concerned, you can see it optional but at the same time highly recommended.

It’s not that pakodas can’t be made without it, but rice flour brings crispness in the pakodas.

Rest of the ingredients are the spices, few of which can always be adjusted according to your taste as well as their availability.

ALSO SEE

STEP WISE PICTORIAL RECIPE OF ONION FRITTERS

Take a bowl and add all the ingredients except onion and water. Mix.
Add onion and mix with hand.
Now begin to add water spoon by spoon and make a thick paste and not like a flowing batter.
Hold about a tablespoon of paste and drop on the baking tin greased with lined butter paper or parchment paper.
Likewise keep on dropping more paste on the entire baking tray.
Bake in preheated oven @180°C for 25 to 30 minutes on until pakode turn brown and crisp. Baking time may vary oven to oven.
Once done, take them out of oven.

Enjoy hot after sprinkling more chaat masala.

NOTES

Alternatively you can fry these pakode in hot oil.

Pyaz ke pakode – recipe card

Pyaz ke pakode | onion fritters | baked onion pakoda

blessmyfoodbypayal

Vegan and glutenfree, Pyaz ke pakode is a fritter made of onion coated in spiced flours and deep fried/baked to brown and crisp.

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Prep Time 10

Cook Time 30

Course Snack

Cuisine Indian

Servings 2

Ingredients

1 cup = 200 ml

1 cup onion cut lengthwise
1/4 cup gram flour/besan
1/4 cup rice flour
1/2 tsp red chilli powder or as per taste
1 green chilli cut thinly
1/4 tsp turmeric powder
1/2 tsp carom seeds
1/8 tsp baking soda
1 tsp chaat masala
1/2 tsp garlic powder or minced garlic
Salt to taste
8-10 curry leaves
1 tbsp coriander leaves/cilantro
2 tbsp oil plus for greasing butter paper
Water few spoons

Instructions

Take a bowl and add all the ingredients except onion and water. Mix.
Add onion and mix with hand.
Now begin to add water spoon by spoon and make a thick paste and not like a flowing batter.
Hold about a tablespoon of paste and drop on the baking tin greased with lined butter paper or parchment paper.
Likewise keep on dropping more paste on the entire baking tray.
Bake in preheated oven @180°C for 25 to 30 minutes on until pakode turn brown and crisp. Baking time may vary oven to oven.
Once done, take them out of oven and enjoy hot after sprinkling more chaat masala.

Video

Notes

Alternatively you can fry these pakode in hot oil.

Keyword baked onion pakoda, onion fritters, pyaj ke pakode

Pyaz ke pakode | baked onion pakoda | onion fritters