batter
1 cup chickpea flour (gram or besan flour)
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp chillie powder
1/2 cup warm water
2 cups cauliflower cut into small florets
1/2 tsp salt in 2 cups hot water
1" oil to fry
Mix the flour, salt, baking powder, chillie powder and make a thick batter without lumps.
Soak the cauliflower in the salted hot water for about 10 minutes, keep it covered. Drain the water completely from the cauliflower.
Add the cauliflower into the batter without water and mix to make sure it is coated well.
Heat oil and fry in the cauliflower, turn to make sure all sides are fried and golden brown.
When the cauliflower is put into the oil it will have bubbles around it then it will come up and wouldn't stick to the pan. Reduce the heat to medium high so it doesn't darken faster and to make sure it is cooked well.
Remove on to an absorbent paper towel to drain excess oil. Serve hot with hot sauce or chutneys.
good one..looks yumm..
ReplyDeleteOh, those look delicious! I love the crispy coating...yum.
ReplyDeletePerfext for this weather..so crispy ,love gobi too
ReplyDeleteMy fav..they look crispy- crunchy n very very tempting :)
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
mmm yum! I love cauliflower but have a hard time coming up with ways to eat it [my favorite is steamed and mashed like potatoes!] I'll have to give this recipe a try! Thanks for another good one :)
ReplyDeletethese look amazing! Wow love cauliflower steam but these are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFritters look so inviting and tasty. Excellent preparation.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Yum. Nice use of chickpea flour with this.
ReplyDeleteGreat with tea...
ReplyDeletefabulous fitters ........
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use cauliflower!
ReplyDeleteAkheela, these are an absolute fav in my home - Yours look purrrfect :)))
ReplyDeletePerfect and yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh I love these...crispy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteHi, greetings from Malaysia! Hru doing?
ReplyDeleteThanks a ton for stopping by my blog and leaving your comments. Here I am to your yummylicious blog! ;)
Pakoras...perfect for tea break in awhile ;)
Great way to enjoy cauliflower. Thanks for the inspiration. :-)
ReplyDeleteCrispy, crunchy and tempting pakoda :)
ReplyDeleteLove them absolutely, nicely done.
ReplyDeleteGobhi pakora,my fav...looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteall these pakoras are perfect evening snack in this winter..........thankz for sharing.........
ReplyDeleteI love pakoras and these look and sound fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYou've just reminded me I haven't had them in ages.
Anytime fav for teatime...looks crispy n perfect
ReplyDeleteNeedless to say am an addict to this yummy fritters..
ReplyDeletepass me here,. will finish off rite now ;)
ReplyDeleteThat has to be the best way of using cauliflower. Looks fabulous!
ReplyDeletemy mom used to serve these as appetizers along with a chilli mayo dip..it was awesome
ReplyDeleteLove to have it any time..
ReplyDeleteI made vegetable fritters today as well, but I've certainly never used chickpea flour in the batter. I have to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteTempting & crispy fritters!!! I never knew we could add BP to batter..Will try it out next time i make them...
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
Prats Corner
Fabulous ...perfect with hot tea...
ReplyDeleteCrispy and delicious fitter,perfect tea time snack.
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome n crunchy :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for another yummy recipe..I love pakoras.these are perfect in every season & every mood...hmmm
ReplyDeletecan u just mail me a plate of those yummy pakoras....i can eat a ton!:)
ReplyDeleteSmitha
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Perfect for a winter evening with a cup of tea... yummy..
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Wowww...adoro la verdura fritta,buonissimi questi cavolfiori,complimenti!!!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteUn bacio
I love love love these fritters. Just that I don't deep-fry them at home as I dislike the grease and mess. I bake mine with the batter as an alternative.
ReplyDeletecrispy n yummy pakoras..
ReplyDeleteCauliflower pakoda looks awesome.
ReplyDeletewow...awesome fritters. It sounds so delicious, cant resist to have some from your platter in this chilly weather...!
ReplyDeleteI am a sucker for pakoras...addictive and love cauliflower in them!
ReplyDeleteperfect with a cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteMajor love :-) I love the bottle of chili paste in the background ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks too good to pass up - time to get some chickpea flour..
ReplyDeleteMy Sicilian dad makes the almost same thing for special parties...it's so good! I love yours:)
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a cauliflower fritter before. They sound scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteMmm...you've reminded me of the fried cauliflowers my dad always makes. I need to fry some up pronto! Yours look very light, though, with that batter. And good spice, too! I like to dip mine in mayo. LOL
ReplyDeleteOMG do those look good! And easy too!
ReplyDeleteThese sound delicious! I am so interested in chickpea flour as an alternative to wheat flour! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteCrispy and delectable....would love to have these pakoras anytime!
ReplyDeleteVegetarian Cultural Creatives
I'm going to give this a try tonight =)
ReplyDeleteThose cauliflower fritters look delicious!
ReplyDeleteAll time favorite...
ReplyDeleteLoved ur blog...
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Great pics. My favourite!
ReplyDeleteI love cauliflower and your fritters look awesome. Thanks for sharing your recipe! :>)
ReplyDeletei haven't tried with cauliflower looks wonderful would love to try!
ReplyDeleteThose cauliflower pakoras look so delicious and you've taken another great photograph.
ReplyDeleteThe pakoras look awesome.. and is that a sriracha chilli sauce bottle in the background - it's a staple at my house... :)
ReplyDeleteI always make this as my afternoon snack! This is really delicious.
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