This is a repost of a recipe I wrote in March 2010. The recipe is very similar just used a different kind of bread and vegetables. We often have bread or bread rolls left over and make these pakoras as a quick snack. This week we had some baguettes left over and I used them to make pakoras by adding one potato, one sweet potato and one onion.
1. Halve the bread rolls and soak them in water. Once soaked, remove as much water as you can from the bread and mash it up in a mixing bowl.
5. Serve them hot with any dip. I served this with my pineapple dip.
How do you serve your pakoras?
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