Ribbon Pakoda Recipe - South Indian Tea Time Snack
A vegetarian Indian recipe with gram flour (besan), rice flour, urad dal flour. Ready in 1h, serves 6.
Curated byAarav Mehta🇮🇳
Instructions
14 steps- 1
To begin making the Ribbon Pakoda recipe, combine all the ingredients listed above except water, until you get coarse crumbs
water - as needed - 2
Gradually add water to make a stiff yet smooth dough
water - as needed - 3
Grease the Sev Press or the Sev Sancha with oil and place the plate with many thin strips into the press
- 4
Heat oil in a frying pan, until hot, on medium heat
sunflower oil - for deep frying - 5
Deep frying on high heat will brown the pakoda quickly and not crisp it
sunflower oil - for deep frying - 6
Fill in the ribbon pakoda dough into the press
- 7
Press out thin strips of the the ribbon pakoda dough into the hot oil
- 8
Only press in enough to cover the oil pan
- 9
These ribbons cook and turns dark quickly
- 10
So gently turn the pressed ribbons to fry the other side on medium heat
- 11
Once the ribbon pakoda starts to turn golden, using a slotted spoon drain excess oil out and transfer the ribbon pakodas on a plate with an oil absorbent paper to cool completely
- 12
Press the remaining batches of the ribbon pakoda dough in the similar manner
- 13
Cool the Ribbon Pakodas and store them airtight containers
- 14
Serve Ribbon Pakoda as an evening snack with a hot cup of Masala Chai
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Ribbon Pakoda Recipe - South Indian Tea Time Snack
A vegetarian Indian recipe with gram flour (besan), rice flour, urad dal flour. Ready in 1h, serves 6.
Curated byAarav Mehta🇮🇳
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Directions
14 steps- 1
To begin making the Ribbon Pakoda recipe, combine all the ingredients listed above except water, until you get coarse crumbs
water - as needed - 2
Gradually add water to make a stiff yet smooth dough
water - as needed - 3
Grease the Sev Press or the Sev Sancha with oil and place the plate with many thin strips into the press
- 4
Heat oil in a frying pan, until hot, on medium heat
sunflower oil - for deep frying - 5
Deep frying on high heat will brown the pakoda quickly and not crisp it
sunflower oil - for deep frying - 6
Fill in the ribbon pakoda dough into the press
- 7
Press out thin strips of the the ribbon pakoda dough into the hot oil
- 8
Only press in enough to cover the oil pan
- 9
These ribbons cook and turns dark quickly
- 10
So gently turn the pressed ribbons to fry the other side on medium heat
- 11
Once the ribbon pakoda starts to turn golden, using a slotted spoon drain excess oil out and transfer the ribbon pakodas on a plate with an oil absorbent paper to cool completely
- 12
Press the remaining batches of the ribbon pakoda dough in the similar manner
- 13
Cool the Ribbon Pakodas and store them airtight containers
- 14
Serve Ribbon Pakoda as an evening snack with a hot cup of Masala Chai
Rate this recipe
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