Ribbon Pakoda

Very popular snack , a simple Ribbon pakoda. Here I have given 2 methods to make this. Both are so simple to make. Hope you all enjoy this pakoda. The texture and the size of the pakoda may differ according to your pakoda plate that you are using. So dont expect the same as in the picture. My Pakoda plate is little smaller, so it is looking small .

Ingredients 
Rice Flour – 2cups
Garam Flour / kadalai Mavu – 1cup
Chilly powder – 1 tsp 
Butter / oil – 2 1/2 tsp
Asafoetida – 2 pinches

To Grind (this is for method -2 , not for method 1)
Red Chilly – 3 to 4
Fennel – 1 tsp
Garlic – 4 pods
Ginger – 1/2 inch  (Grind these coarsley and take the juice from the mixture. Adjust the spices as per your taste)

How to
Method 1. Mix Rice flour and Garam flour in a bowl, add chilly powder, asafoetida, butter, salt and add enough water and knead the dough. In your murukku press, place the pakoda plate and load the dough and press it directly into the hot oil. Fry for few minutes, turn it over and fry until brown and crisp. Drain it from oil once it is done.

Method 2: If you want an extra spicy  flavor, follow this method. Everything is same as method 1, instead of chilly powder, use the juice from the spice mix. Rest all the ingredients are same.

Note: The dough should not be too watery.

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7 Responses to “Ribbon Pakoda”

  1. Asha Says:

    Hi Jas,Ribbon pakodas have great color,I love it.I love second method too,never tried that.Thanks:))

  2. archana Says:

    Hi Jas ,I like the name ribbon pakoda and it is looking nice golden and crisp too. I am bookmarking this recipe will come in handy for Diwali.
    It can be stored for a few days?

  3. Coffee Says:

    They look great!! What a lovely colour…. I love this and eat way the whole thing while I visit my south indian friend! :)

  4. Evoreal Team Says:

    The color is just great !

  5. Seema Says:

    Wow Jasu, ribbon pakodas ….its been soooo sooo long since I have had this. Mama used to make this in rainy season and store it in a big steel air tight container and we would enjoy it for weeks. Thanx for the 2 methods that you mentioned.
    -
    Seema

  6. richa Says:

    looks so yum & crispy, just right for this rainy weather with a cup of tea :)

  7. Tina Says:

    Hi….My mom luvs ribbon pakodas & I use to buy her from shops…I will surprise her by making this at home..Thank you


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