Sep 30, 2009

Hi Friends, How are you all? Hope you had a wonderful Navarathi (Dasara). I know I’ve been irregular these days. I was busy with some personal works, so I couldn’t concentrate on my blog for a long time. I apologize for not visiting your blogs and commenting. I will do that soon.
For this navarathri I prepared some goodies as usual. Actually I prepared all these for a pot luck party that we enjoyed recently. We had a nice gathering on the eve of Navarathris. Palak pakoda is one of those goodies. This is a very easy snack that tastes so great.
Ingredients:
- 2 cups Spinach, chopped into fine pieces
- 2 cups Chickpea Flour (Senagapindi, Besan)
- 1 small Onion, chopped fine or lengthwise (Optional)
- Some Green Chilies
- A pinch of Soda
- Few Cilantro leaves (Optional)
- Salt
- Oil to deep fry
Preparation:
Mix together all the ingredients except oil to make a thick paste. Don’t add too much water. Keep aside.
Pour oil in a pan and when it is hot take small portions of the batter and drop carefully into the hot oil. Deep fry until they turn into golden brown in color. Then transfer them into a plate lined with paper towel to remove excess oil.
Repeat the same process with rest of the batter. Transfer all the deep fried pakodas into a serving plate and enjoy with desired sauce or dip.
Here are the other goodies I prepared on the occasion of Navarathris.
Paalakaayalu (Rice Balls) – Recipe can be found here.

Pesara (Mung Dal) Vadalu – Recipe is coming soon.

Vermicelli Paayasam (Kheer) - Forgot to take picture.
For last year’s Dasara I made Date Laddus that I posted long back.








34 Comments:
yummy tea time snacks....nice click
SO many goodies... everything looks yumm and dates laddoos look very tempting...
Yummy snacks...specially liked spinach pakoda..
Loved all the snacks. I think I;ve not had these rice balls before!
all 3 look very tempting! :)
Thank you so much for you birudu uma hee. hummm palakura pakodimm mouthwatering palakayalu and pesara vada looks crisp ee 3 unte chalu annam vadu naku hum....
Wonderful snacks, U had a great time I guess!
These pakodas are perfect for evening snacks..
Thos pakodas look so so yumm, wish i had few of them right now.
delicious snacks :)
cannot stop with one!
Perfect for evening snacks..
WOW Nice Snacks...Mouth Watering.....
Beautiful pictures! And delicious snacks!!
Palak pakoda looks yummy Uma..hope u had a great time..
This is called back with a bang...nice n yummy recipes dear...
hey how have u been? these look soooo yummy. We too did a small navratri celebration. I have put up some pics on my blog.
Palak padoda is yummy. Seedai also looking great. Mouthwatering spread.!!
Yummy snacks.Paalak pakoda & paala kaayalu came out perfectly.I never tried mung vadda.Thanks for sharing new recipe.
Awesome dishes Uma...the spinach pakodas looks super crunchy and delicious :)
very tempting, crispy, crunchy pakoda. I can survive for days(rather weeks) on such fried foods.
Wow.. Perfect on a rainy day :)
I've just commented on a post you've done a year ago! All your navrathri dishes are great!
Mouthwatering snacks.. liked your paalak pakoda.
Nice to see you back. Missed your innovative creations and comments too.
Super good snacks items. I would love to have these when I watch a nice movie :)
Yummy snacks and great pictures!
Delicious snacks Uma!
perfect with roti,..
Welcome back,..;-)pakodas look so yum..
Uma....these snaps are visual trat for a hungry person like me.. :) wonderful snaps dear...do visit my blog wen you get time..its ben a long time.. :)
den , i had tried palak kabab once..this looks amazing... :)
Hi there, Pakodies look delicious.First time here.Do visit me if you find time
Palak pakoda looks delish....
Mouth-drooling snacks!!
Wow Uma...everything looks yummy! Looks like you had lots of fun :)
Spinach pakoda look really yummy and I know they are something I would love! Really enjoying reading your blog and your recipes! Please do come and take a look at my veggie recipes when you have time! And keep up the fantastic work!
-Sanjana from KO RASOI
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