Hello Friends,
Another Blogging Marathon week. It is BM # 6 and I am doing Regional Specials again and will be posting 7 days of Rajasthani Delicacies. Today is Day 6 and here is my Rajasthani Special for the same.
Another Blogging Marathon week. It is BM # 6 and I am doing Regional Specials again and will be posting 7 days of Rajasthani Delicacies. Today is Day 6 and here is my Rajasthani Special for the same.
Here is another delicious and addictive street side food or appetizer/snack that we get in Rajasthan. In Jaipur and other cities of Rajasthan, we don't even call it "Pakoda", but it is rather just called as "Dal Ke". It is a mix of 5 different lentils/pulses/beans and spicy and super yummy !!! They are crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. They are very filling too and I don't even have to tell you how protein packed they are :)
I thought of adding this later. For some of you, who do not know what chawli dal is, here is a pic that I took.
Sorry guys, took the picture in hurry, so not one of the best pics.
I thought of adding this later. For some of you, who do not know what chawli dal is, here is a pic that I took.
Sorry guys, took the picture in hurry, so not one of the best pics.
Rajasthani Dal Pakora - राजस्थानी दाल पकोड़ा (Rajasthani
Lentil Fritters)
Lentil Fritters)
Peeli Moong Dal (Yellow Split Moong Bean) - 1/4 cup
Sabut Moong (Green Whole Moong Bean) - 1/4 cup
Dhuli Urad Dal (Split Black Gram) - 1/4 cup
Chawli/Chori Dal (Adzuki Beans) - 1/4 cup
Chana Dal (Split Bengal Gram) - 1/4 cup
Green Chilies - 3-4, finely chopped or ground, as you prefer
Ginger - 1 tbsp, minced or ground, as you prefer
Garlic - 1 tbsp, minced or ground, as you prefer
Saunf (Fennel Seeds) - 2 tbsp, crushed slightly
Dhaniya (Coriander) Seeds - 2 tbsp, dry roasted and crushed slightly
Cilantro - 1/4 cup, finely chopped
Heeng (Asafoetida) - 2 pinches
Salt - as per taste
Oil - for deep frying
Preparation
- Rinse and soak all dals together for 4-6 hours.
- Grind the soaked dal coarsely. If you are grounding green chili, garlic and ginger, you can grind them with dal.
- Mix the rest of the ingredients (except oil) to the ground dal mix.
- Meanwhile, heat oil in a heavy bottomed pan or wok.
- Take a handful or ground batter and slowly slide it in the hot oil to make the fritters. Depending on your comfort level, you can use your hand or a large spoon for this work.
- Deep fry them well till they are golden brown.
- Drain them on paper before serving.
Serving
Serve it with your favorite chutney or sauce. Traditionally, it is served with spicy cilantro chutney.
That's all for now. Do check out what other BM bloggers are doing.
Also, sending this to COOK IT HEALTHY - Proteinicious event of Shobha.
Also, sending this to COOK IT HEALTHY - Proteinicious event of Shobha.
I have a recipe with yellow moong alone,but this sounds more nice and healthy ingredients...nice snack for tea time!
ReplyDeleteMix dal pakora looks really yummy! Perfect snack for this monsoon season!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and nice.
ReplyDeletethis looks super I hate deep frying but for this may be I'll change my mind :D
ReplyDeleteThese are one protein packed pakora.. I think I can munch on these all day.
ReplyDeleteWow..This is more than a street food.Not only tasty,I meant,it's a nutritious pack coming all the way.My God,great for children too.Addictive in all senses..Slurp !
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a recipe for this. Thank you much! Pakodas look better than perfect.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and traditional recipe.. looks simply perfect !!
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yummy crispy pakoras..
ReplyDeleteThey looks crisp and perfect tea time snack priya tempting
ReplyDeleteI like snacks more than full meals. Will be trying this out after the BM.
ReplyDeleteSo many daals wow...would love to much on these.
ReplyDeleteIt has been raining cats and dogs here .. perfect snack for the weather Priya.
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Love these pakodas..looks crispy and yum...:)
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious and crispy pakoras, feel like munching some..
ReplyDeleteWhat a healthy pakoda!!! Just loved them priya :)
ReplyDeleteDear Priya
ReplyDeleteDuring my 15 year work close to Alwar, I was to commute everyday from Delhi. There was a way side dhaba, and they used to make this kind of fritters. I did not know the exact composition,,I will try now, as soon as the rain starts in Delhi,
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wow i hv tasted this n its absolutely yumm dish .. i love it..
ReplyDeleteCrispy and yummy looking pakoras...
ReplyDeletethey look fabulous..my fav is cilantro dipping too..:P
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
Looks so yummy and crispy.
ReplyDeleteI dont know what to say :) these are so delicous... i want a big big big plateful now!
ReplyDeleteAny kind of fritters sound good to me, but lentil especially. These look great!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and tempting recipe.. looks absolutely delicious.. thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteWow ! so many varieties of dal here...Looks very temping and crispy.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have these with green chutney
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Hamaree Rasoi
these pakodas look yummy and crispy!!!!
ReplyDeletethese pakodas look yummy and crispy!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks now I have a healthy pakoda recipe to make for my pakoda crazy family.
ReplyDeleteLove pakodas and this is wonderful and healthy..perfect with a cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteLove pakodas and this one is wonderful and healthy..perfect tea time snack
ReplyDeleteA combination of so many beans...really a healthy and delicious snack....
ReplyDeleteI am a fritter person but I never had them with lentils. This sounds exciting. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and crispy fritters.
ReplyDeleteHealthy , crispy snack :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pakoras!! Wish I could reach this bowl :-)
ReplyDeletedrooling over these now :D
ReplyDeleteThe pakodas looks awesome, I feel like grabbing the platter right from the pic. Bookmarking to try it sometime :)
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Keep them coming...I'm loving each and every recipe to its core. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic and I bet can't stop with just a few. Wow!
ReplyDeleteIt sure delivers a protein filled punch.
Ooo these look so delicious, I feel like having some right now :-) Bookmarked, hope to try this soon:-)
ReplyDeletepakoras looks delicious..liked the various lentils in them..so healthy n yummy..plz send it to my event dear, thts a lovely entry..i dont want to miss it..:)
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OMG Priya...this dal pakodas looks divine...yumm yummmmmmm!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really protein packed pakodas, love to try them.
ReplyDeletePerfect tea time snack.Looks crisp and perfect
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What a yummy snack! I have never tried pakoras made with dal... bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I visit your space, I'm really thinking how you make wholesome food look so delicious and mouth watering. All the recipes here are so healthy and so nutritious. Hats off to you!
ReplyDeleteWoww.. soo crispy and yummyyyy :D Like like :D
ReplyDeleteits rainy here and all i want is ur pakora
ReplyDeleteWhat a combo of healthy ingredients!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy snack.....
ReplyDeletecrispy and yummy pakoras ...
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Yummy!! My mouth is watering...slurp..
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious !
ReplyDeleteLooks very inviting!..will bookmark it!
ReplyDeleteHi Priya,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for this website..:) the " daal ke " is d first dish I've tried from your recipes. they turned out awesome. Just the way I like them. I am from Jaipur, Have been eating all these lovely rajasthani dishes since childhood but never knew some particular recipes coz my family's culinary influence is more UP. So, now that I am in Sydney and always miss Rajasthani food, your recipes are very helping and very comforting and original. Tried papad ki sabzi, another success. Going to try more recipes and impress my social circle and make my taste buds happy. Ta
You have stated Chori beans as Adzuki beans, however Adzuki beans are totally different then chori beans and they taste different too.
ReplyDeleteThey are native to Japan. The Red Chori beans that you are referring to is called Cow peas (Lobia).
Thanks
ReplyDeleteAmazing blog ! looks for delicious. i am fan of rajesthani pakodi, thankyou for shearing this information with us!chowringhee satyaniketan
so delicious! so many varieties of dal pakoda here...Looks very temping and crispy thankyou for shearing this information with us!chowringhee satyaniketan
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