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Stuffed chili pepper pakoras
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lorigoldsby
December 1, 2011
These have been on my "to do" list for a long time...I've only gone so far as to buy the tamarind...this weekend...it's on! Seriously can't wait!
boulangere
November 30, 2011
WOW! I love everything, right down to dolling up the remaining batter and especially that tamarind sauce!
Panfusine
November 30, 2011
Thanks Boulangere, I had re-tried the recipe using chipotle powder & fell in love with the smokiness..I wish I wasn't so petrified of eggs, I'd love to make a sweet n' sour Mayo or aioli to pair this with *Sigh*.
lorigoldsby
July 28, 2011
yum! now this is a fried mozzarella stick i can get excited about! been gone all week and I've missed being inspired by all of my food52 friends!
dymnyno
July 26, 2011
I love this recipe!...sort of an Indian chile relleno.
Panfusine
July 26, 2011
thanks dymnyno.. Its delicious food, irrespective of the territorial origins that the individual ingredients & flavors (coming to think of it, any Indian dish with chili peppers is a recent phenomenon not more than 400 yrs old! and yet, they're so tailor made for each other!)
dymnyno
July 26, 2011
I meant to say that what is so wonderful about sharing recipes is the way the same ingredients can taste so different in the cooking of other cultures. I work in an industry that is an example of that phenomenon, the wine industry.
Panfusine
July 26, 2011
you're so right, depending upon the regional cuisine the same ingredients take on such different avatars! Remember a wine I had at a local NJ winery, the aroma was so reminiscent of the scent of freshly just-picked mango from childhood, something that the owner was very surprised to hear since that is not a typical food aroma that many Americans are familiar with.
I just checked out your blog.. Loved the zuccaghetti, you just inspired a new recipe in my head! thanks so much!
I just checked out your blog.. Loved the zuccaghetti, you just inspired a new recipe in my head! thanks so much!
TheWimpyVegetarian
July 26, 2011
This looks just fabulous! I love the use of the seltzer water - I use club soda on some things that are similar. I can't wait to make these!!!
Panfusine
July 26, 2011
Thanks ChezSuzanne, I find that the seltzer tends to make for a crispier shell along with the baking powder.
Kitchen B.
July 23, 2011
I love stuffed anything and these are right up my street. Love them....
Panfusine
July 23, 2011
Thanks Kitchen Butterfly.. BTW, love your mango slaw.. I could eat it plain out of a bowl!
Bevi
July 23, 2011
What a wonder! I also like you using the leftover batter to make onion fritters.
Panfusine
July 23, 2011
Thanks Bevi! the onion fritters make a nice sweetish contrast to the spicy chili peppers and its a sure fire way of ensuring that the batter is used, practically to the last drop!
AntoniaJames
July 22, 2011
Every time you post a recipe, I cannot help but think about how well you eat at your house! I am utterly in awe. I really am. Keep your brilliant recipes coming!! ;o) P.S. Do you know how people have three-ring binder cookbooks, organized by subject matter? I am seriously considering inserting a special divider in mine labeled "Panfusine's Recipes." You are amazing.
Panfusine
July 22, 2011
Thanks Antoniajames: This one believe it or not, my 2 yr old loved it, so I had to peel off the fried batter to remove the pepper before handing it over to her.. the mozzarella sticks are a godsend for this classic indian dish, they pair so well with the spicy peppers!
lorigoldsby
July 28, 2011
I think I may have to have the binder alphabetical with AJ under A, B for Boulangere...but yes, a large P section!
Panfusine
July 28, 2011
Lorigoldsby, I'm totally with you on the awesome baking section under A (for AntoniaJames) & B (for Boulangere!)
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