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I have experimented with a lot of recipes for moong dal pakodis and this is probably the best I have come across. The addition of a little Eno’s fruit salt makes the pakodis spongy and more crunchy and also makes them cook faster . These moong dal pakodis must be eaten hot with fresh chilled curds and of course with the spicy green and sweet khajur chutney without which any chaat is incomplete. The use of grated mooli or white radish instead of sev is a refreshing change and reduces the calorie count.
Preparation Time: 10 mins. Cooking Time: 20 mins. Serves 4 to 6 Show me for servings
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I just happen to go by this recipe in the book. And its basically ram laddu that we enjoy on the streets of North India. Though it has little variations to it but I loved this recipe totally and variation of onions and heeng add that extra zing to the recipe. Perfect recipe and will leave you craving for more. And a sure shot hit in your chai parties or even as a snack. Moong dal and curds add protein and calcium content to the recipe in a most delicoius way.
Nice spongy moong dal pakodis topped with curds, chutney and raddish.
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