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'''Pakora''' is a popular [[fried food|fried snack]] originating from the [[Indian subcontinent]]. It is known by various names across different regions, such as ''bhaji'' in [[Maharashtra]], ''bajji'' in [[South India]], and ''pakoda'' in [[North India]]. Pakoras are typically made by dipping ingredients in a batter made from [[gram flour]] and then deep-frying them. == Ingredients == The main ingredient in pakoras is gram flour, also known as ''besan''. This is a type of flour made from [[chickpeas]]. The batter is typically spiced with ingredients such as [[turmeric]], [[chili powder]], and [[salt]]. Various ingredients can be used to make pakoras, including [[onion]], [[potato]], [[spinach]], [[paneer]], [[chicken]], and [[fish]]. These ingredients are dipped in the batter and then deep-fried until golden brown. == Varieties == There are many varieties of pakoras, each with its own unique taste and texture. Some of the most popular varieties include: * '''Onion pakora''': Made with thinly sliced onions. * '''Potato pakora''': Made with thinly sliced potatoes. * '''Paneer pakora''': Made with cubes of paneer, a type of Indian cheese. * '''Chicken pakora''': Made with pieces of chicken. * '''Fish pakora''': Made with pieces of fish. == Serving == Pakoras are typically served hot, often with a side of [[chutney]] or [[ketchup]]. They are a popular snack in [[India]], [[Pakistan]], [[Bangladesh]], and [[Nepal]], and are often served at parties, festivals, and other social gatherings. == Health considerations == While pakoras are a tasty snack, they are deep-fried and therefore high in fat. They can be part of a balanced diet when eaten in moderation. == Cultural significance == Pakoras have a significant cultural role in the Indian subcontinent. They are often prepared during festivals and celebrations, and are a popular street food. [[Category:Indian cuisine]] [[Category:Pakistani cuisine]] [[Category:Bangladeshi cuisine]] [[Category:Nepalese cuisine]] [[Category:Fried foods]] {{Indian-cuisine-stub}} {{Pakistani-cuisine-stub}} {{Bangladeshi-cuisine-stub}} {{Nepalese-cuisine-stub}} <gallery> File:Onion_pakora_-_a.jpg|Pakora File:Pakoramumbai.jpg|Pakora File:Pakora_(6005558506).jpg|Pakora File:Taste_of_the_Himalayas_at_farmers_market_-_May_2018_-_Stierch_07.jpg|Pakora File:Chicken_pakora_in_Jätkäsaari.jpg|Pakora File:19th_June_2015_Pakora.jpg|Pakora File:Aesthetic_Pakoda.jpg|Pakora File:Bread_Pakoda_1.jpg|Pakora File:Pakoras_in_Jaipur.jpg|Pakora File:Food-Chicken-Pakoda.jpg|Pakora File:Kadhipakora_Rayagada_Odisha_0017.jpg|Pakora File:Palak_Pakoras.jpg|Pakora </gallery>
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