Hey guys the recipe I am posting today is a tasty pakoda recipe and a street food. Perfect for the up coming rainy cravings. So let’s get cooking…




Ingredients:
Boiled Potatoes – 5 medium
Onions (finely chopped) – 2 large
Garlic paste – 1 tbsp
Ginger paste – 1 tbsp
Oil – 1 tbsp
Green chillies (finely chopped) – 2-3 pieces
Schezwan chutney – 1 tbsp
Coriander leaves (finely chopped) – 1/2 cup
Lemon juice – 1 tsp
Garam masala powder – 2 tsp
Salt as per taste
Bread – 10 slices
Chana atta/Gram Flour/ Besan – 1 and 1/2 cups
Water for making batter
Turmeric powder – 2 tsp
Oil for frying
Green chutney and sweet chutney to serve with
Method:
1. In a wok take the oil. Once it becomes warm add the ginger, garlic paste and add half of the finely chopped onions. Now add the turmeric powder. Saute till translucent. Now add the green chillies.
2. Take it off the gas now add the boiled and mashed potatoes. Add the coriander leaves, garam masala powder, salt and lemon juice and mix it all well. Lastly add the schezwan chutney and mix it well. Keep aside.
3. Make a slightly thick batter using gram flour and water. To this add the turmeric powder and salt.
4. Take a bread slice apply the aloo masala on it. Now cover with another bread slice and press the slices together and seal the edges using little water. Dip the bread in the besan batter and deep fry on high flame.
5. Serve hot with green and sweet imli chutney.
‘This blog post is part of the blog challenge ‘Blogaberry Dazzle’ hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla.’
21 responses to “Bread Pakoda”
Indian snacks like samosa and bread pakora are my fav. The rainy evenings make these all the more delicious. Its been a long time since I have not had these, shall make it soon 🙂
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The bread pakoras look so inviting, Shail. We grew up eating them at home. Only in the north, it is street food. I have eaten in many Gurudwaras also. They taste good however they are made. My sister used to stuff them with potatoes but I found them way too heavy. Simple bread dipped in besan is perfect. I add garlic but never ginger. Will try it with ginger too 🙂
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I love bread pakoda but I never made it at home. My mom in-law does. This recipe looks yummy. I shall try it out.
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I have never really tried to make bread pakoda, ur version is pretty easy and looks delicious, worth a try
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One of my fav. I used to make it home but very rarely due to oil and all you know na diet natak😁. Shezwan chutney in bread pakoda is new for me. I will try with this new flavors.
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Your recipe photos are always very tempting. We usually use green chutney in our bread pakodas. I will try using Schezwan chutney next time. Thank you for sharing the recipe.
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Bread pakoras are my favourite street food. Yummy recipe… will try for sure.
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That looks delish, Shail. It is comfort food. Never tried adding Shezwan chutney to the potatoes, though. I can just imagine the flavors.
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One of my favourite and my mother in law as well so it’s once a while in a fortnight at our place.
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Have bookmarked this recipe for a rainy day because it’s the perfect rainy day snack! Looks so mouth watering
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my mouth is watering Shail🥲… looks so yummy. I like the schezwan sauce twist… is it always there or is it your creativity?
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Thanks.. There is Schezwan version also available at many places.
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We even get Schezwan Vada pav at many places
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One of my favourite tea time snacks. Will definitely try this version too
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I love pakodas and with Monsoon on the way I am gonna try this soon. saving this recipe to try it 🙂
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We just had our first rain today here. I think this could be the first monsoon’y’ thing we can do!!
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This is actually our Sunday breakfast!!! Delicious though I find it little difficult to make it
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Thanks Shail for this wonderful recipe. I really like eating bread pakora with evening tea.
I will tell my mom to try this bread pakora recipe.
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Bread pakoda is one of the most loved snacks in my house. Loved your version and will sure try this.
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Mouthwatering. Bread Pakodas are one of my favourite
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Yummy. Bread Pakodas happen to be my favourites
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