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The ULTIMATE Restaurant-Style Tandoori Chicken Pakora Recipe—Crispy & Juicy!



If you love Tandoori Chicken and can’t resist crispy pakoras then this recipe combines the best of both worlds – Tandoori Chicken Pakora.

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Serves 6/8
Ingredients:

1kg of chicken cut into large peices
200g gram flour
80g corn flour
350ml of cold water
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon coriander powder, kashmir chilli powder and garam masala
1 teaspoon dried chilli flakes
2 teaspoon cumin seeds
2 teaspoon coriander seeds
1 teaspoon ajwein (carrom seeds)
1 tablespoon dried fenugreek leaves (kasoori methi)
2 tablespoons dried powdered Tandoori masala (I used the indus brand)
1 teaspoon red food colouring for the chicken
1 teaspoon red food colouring for the batter
Oil for deep frying

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29 Comments

  1. There are some people who do not share their recipes. Some believe they are family secrets, other believe in holding onto them so they can monetise them. Fair enough. You, however, are so generous in sharing your skills, knowledge, expertise- even the little tricks that you may have learnt through trial and error.
    Bless you a million views and more for being a true woman. Nurturing, kind and loving.

  2. I've just cooked this although I couldn't get hold of ajwein (carrom seeds.)

    It turned out much better than I'd necessarily expected it in fact it was delicious and tasted much better some restaurant/takeaway Pakora that we've had recently.

    However although it was fine for me, (I love hot spicy food,) it was too much for my wife so when next I cook it I'll probably leave out the chili flakes and maybe half the Kashmiri Red Chili powder, but it's always like the first time you cook anything new.

    A good recipe notwithstanding that.

  3. I made this today. Absolutely delicious, crunchy and a beautiful colour. I served these with a homemade nan and tomato with onion salad. I haven't had pakora for years. This is an excellent recipe and I would not change anything. Well done

  4. Hey – just want to say. I have always wanted to cook an authentic curry for years, I have followed loads of recipes on YouTube and got closer every time. I found you a couple of weeks ago, followed one of your recipes and found it was the most authentic and also the easiest to make. I cant believe you can get that flavour from the same ingredients I have been using for years which I know now is because of your bhuning method for 10 mins. I have cooked your curry around 10 times now and can do it on my own and my family absolutely love it so thank you.

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