noun
definition
A piece of vegetable, or sometimes meat, deep-fried in a batter flavoured with spices.
Examples of pakora in a Sentence
We ordered onion bhajis (70p each) and a portion of fish pakora (£ 2.40 ).
We started with onion bhaji (£ 1.00 ), mixed pakora (£ 1.50 ), and murgh pakora (£ 2.00 ).
Like last time, the mushroom pakora was poor, plenty of tasty batter, but very little mushroom.
We were not as impressed with the vegetable pakora - a little tough.
We kicked off with vegetable pakora, onion bhaji, mushroom bhaji, and vegetable samosa (all £ 1.00 ).
We kicked off with vegetable pakora, onion bhaji, mushroom bhaji, and vegetable samosa (all £ 1.00).
If you don't know where to begin, sample the inviting house favorites such as calimari pakora (squid fried in a chick-pea batter); dal (lentils cooked with tomato and spices); and shrimp or chicken buna (cooked with onions, tomatoes and bell peppers).
The chicken pakora was far better, the succulent chicken nicely flavored.