This time of the year is all about fun - fall - family and festivities. In these chilling winters, I just want to curl up in a cozy blanket and watch my all time favorite movies and enjoy my hot cuppah chai with mixed vegetable pakoras. U bet its a great feeling - difficult to beat. What better than do what you like to do & get a chance to do a feature on Bee's fabulous site "Rasa Malaysia". I have always been very found of her easy to make and authentic recipes and look forward to her collection for all special occasions. I am really happy to do this feature & hope I will do justice to the high standards Bee sets for Rasa Malaysia.
So today we are going to do some Mixed Vegetable Pakoras - one of the most popular Indian snacks. Pakoras always make a special place on the table as appetizers loved by family and in formal buffets too, across the globe. It's an interesting way to add some spice and zing to the veggies once in a while and the hot combo is simply irresistible.
So lets head to Rasa Malaysia to see the recipe,
Hope you will enjoy this experience...
Love all, Sonia !
So today we are going to do some Mixed Vegetable Pakoras - one of the most popular Indian snacks. Pakoras always make a special place on the table as appetizers loved by family and in formal buffets too, across the globe. It's an interesting way to add some spice and zing to the veggies once in a while and the hot combo is simply irresistible.
Enjoy it piping hot from the pan to the platter with sweet tomato, coriander and tamarind chutney and of course hot cup Five spice chai or Belgian Hot Chocolate.
So lets head to Rasa Malaysia to see the recipe,
Hope you will enjoy this experience...
Love all, Sonia !
13 comments:
delicious looking pakoras looks superb
super mouthwatering pakora
Wow deep fried beauties looks absolutely super crispy and stunning.
Oh my! They looks so inviting.
Looks delicious. Would love for you to share your pictures with us over at foodepix.com.
Such gorgeous shots.
And the dishes all look so delicious.
hmmm, perfect for winter! looks great :)
What a wonderful guest post! I love pakoras =)
Wow!!!These crispy pakoras looks super delicious.Especially in winter with a cup of tea..amazing.Love your style & shots
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I love fritters of any kind and these look sensational!
Your vegetable pakoras look absolutely delicious!
Your photos are indeed inviting. This is one delicious spread that I would love to experience. Happy 2012. May it bring you delicious days and joy.
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