Pakistani Pakora
A pakora is a deep fried fritter included in Indian food, Sri Lankan food, and Pakistani food in a variety of variations.
These homemade Pakistani eggplant pakoras were wonderful, and the local family who served them to me said that they especially enjoy eating them, along with tea, on a rainy day.
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High Rated Gabru
2 years ago
Nice food blog. Please keep sharing!!
Aziza
5 years ago
Hey Mark !
Why don’t you come over here ….in Pakistan
We are eager to hear from you about the food I m sure you are gonna love it !
Hope to see you soon 🙂
Abdul Basit
6 years ago
Hi Mark, I really like you expersions after having food ” uhmmmmm wow” Please visit Pakistan. I’m damn sure, you love it. Cheers
Aziza
5 years ago
Hey Mark !
Why don’t you come over here ….in Pakistan
We are eager to hear from you about the food I m sure you are gonna love it !
Hope to see you soon 🙂
Jay Khan
7 years ago
Hi Mark,
I would love to work with you as a cameraman and i am from Pakistan, I would like to ask and suggest you to please visit Pakistan and I will help you move around.
Give my regards to Ying and the little champ!!
take care
Paul
10 years ago
Those look great! Do they serve them plain like that or with some kind of sauce?
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Hey Paul, they were delicious, we just had them plain with chai.
Saman Qureshi
10 years ago
Yum! I love Pakoras. Come to Pakistan to visit!!!! Contrary to what you hear about the country on the news, it is a lovely and intriguing place to visit. And you can have your fill of Pakoras and delicious food 🙂
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Hi Saman, would love to visit someday, I bet the food is wonderful!
Arti
10 years ago
There are many Pakora’s available like potato, onion, paneer, etc… They are best had, as you have said, on a rainy day with a cup of hot steaming tea!!
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Rain, chai, and pakoras are such a good combination!
Bama
10 years ago
I can’t resist myself from eating any kind of eggplants, no matter how they’re cooked and served. So this Pakora is a must for me! 🙂
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Hey Bama, I’m a firm lover of all forms of eggplant as well. It’s such a delicious vegetable!
Stephanie – The Travel Chica
10 years ago
It is interesting what food customs people have. These sound delicious, but I never would have thought it would be something to eat on a rainy day.
Mark Wiens
10 years ago
Yah, I never knew that either, that’s what makes food and comfort food so interesting!
A Hasan
8 years ago
Aa they say “its in the air” hence pakoras are linked to overcast/rainy weather not that people don’t eat it otherwise but you will see a long lines on shops selling pakoras during such weather 🙂
btw, eggplant pakora is just one variety. Other popular pakora varieties include onion pakoras, potato pakora, spnich pakoras, chicken pakoras and fish pakoras
ahmad bajwa
7 years ago
please come to pakistan,