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Gobi Pakora Ingredients:
Introduction - 0:00

How to Clean the Gobi with Salt - 0:12
Hot Water
Salt
500 gms Gobhi (florets)
Water

How to make Batter for Gobi Pakora - 1:08
1 cup Gram Flour
2 tbsp Rice Flour
1 pinch Asafoetida
1 tsp Red Chilli Powder
1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder
1 tsp Raw Mango Powder
1 pinch Carom Seeds
Salt (as per taste)
1 inch Ginger (grated)
2 Green Chillies (chopped)
2 tbsp Coriander Leaves (chopped)
2 pinch Baking Soda
1/2 cup Water

How to Fry the Gobi Pakora - 2:37
Mustard Oil
Chaat Masala

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About Gobi Pakora
A wide variety of fried cauliflower dishes are found in India. Cauliflower pakoras, battered and spiced fried cauliflower, are popular in North India and Chennai, and may be double-fried for crispness. They can be served with a tomato or peanut chutney. The cauliflower is separated into florets then deep-fried. It may be fried plain, it may be breaded; it may be battered, or it may be simply floured. The plain version is the crispest, though the oiliest; the breaded and battered versions result in a moister, less crisp interior. One Punjabi recipe deep-fries the cauliflower first, then sautés it in spices and yogurt to nap the florets with sauce.