Chicken Sausage Pakodas


Many times, I have been writing my struggle to find patience. My level of patience are quite limited, however, Alhamdulillah… I am trying my maximum to control my nafs and keep it in track, with the belief that Allah knows what He is doing with my life. After all, the Qur’an clearly states “Sabrun Jameel” (Surah Yusuf 12:83) – patience is befitting, patience is beautiful… What is beautiful patience? “It is a state of happiness and pleasure while being patient over a situation”. I know it is not easy, I definitely know… life pushes you to corners that you never expected to be in but when Allah promises you big rewards for being patient, in this world and the hereafter in the form of eternal Jannah, why shouldn’t we be patient? It is a reminder for myself who is struggling with my thoughts, trying to tell myself constantly to be patient. Life is all about ups and downs, twists and turns, right and wrong… We are asked to “not despair on the mercy of Allah” (Surah Zumar 39:53). As a part of our Ramadan routine, we watch the Saudi TV relay of the Tharaweeh prayers from Masjid Haram. I particularly love to hear Sheikh Sudais’s recitation – mainly because his sounds shudders and shakes at every mention of the Day of Judgement, Jannah and Jahannam… making me realize how impatient we are about tribulations in this world, when our life is hardly a few years over here… may Allah provide us with the sabr and taqwah to go through all our ups and downs in this little life of ours…. Aameen….

 

Coming to the recipe for today… since Rasha has been fasting, umma feels bad if she does not make anything for Iftar. All of us wouldn’t mind eating them though we consider it to be really unhealthy to have them on an empty stomach, so we normally push them for our tea time at 8 pm, just before going for our Tharaweeh prayers. I have already posted a couple of pakoda versions on the blog, the favorite definitely being the chicken pakodas apart from the quick normal pakodas that we make and not to forget, the egg pakodas. This is just another easy variety using sausages, which are a favorite for kids. Yep, I know it’s processed food but still, once in a while, doesn’t hurt, right? 🙂 This is always a favorite when made and goes well with a cup of hot chai…

Chicken Sausage Pakodas

Course Snack
Cuisine Indian
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Servings 4
Author Rafeeda

Ingredients

  • 10 chicken sausages chopped
  • 2 cups besan flour
  • 2 chillies chopped
  • 1 large onion sliced
  • 1 tsp ginger paste
  • A pinch hing
  • 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
  • 1/4 tsp red chilli powder
  • 6 curry leaves chopped
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • Oil for deep frying

Instructions

  • Combine all ingredients apart from the oil in a bowl and add little water till the batter comes together. Ensure that the batter is still very thick.
  • Heat oil in a frying pan till hot. Drop spoonfuls of batter into the oil and fry on medium heat till golden brown. Drain onto kitchen towels. Serve warm with a cup of tea!
  • Notes:
  • Be careful about the salt added! Since sausages will already be salty, go a bit low to balance.

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  1. yummy pakodas:)parcel some rafee:)

    1. Thank you so much Ramya… 🙂

  2. Very innovative pakoras. Love to have some with my tea.

    1. Thank you so much Eliza…

  3. I don't mind having pakodas any day and these look crisp and delicious!

    1. Thank you so much Priya…

  4. Sausage pakodas..that must be yummy…a cup of tea is all that is required to go with it.

    1. Thank you so much dears…

  5. I'm drooling over these yummy chicken pakodas..

    1. Thank you so much Gloria…

  6. Mouth watering …..pakodas………..love ur click

    1. Thank you so much Remya…

  7. Pakodas looks delicious Rafee. So crispy and perfect for tea time.

    1. Thank you so much Rekha…

  8. Wow…how interesting is that…chicken sausage pakoda! Crisped to perfection, these fritters are something I feel like indulging in right now while it rains.

    1. Thank you so much Taruna…

  9. Oh the pakodas look so nice.Grandmothers always have special affection when it comes to grandkids.

    1. Thank you so much Meena…

  10. lovely crunchies,perfect with a cup of tea 🙂

    1. Thank you so much Julie… 🙂

  11. Blogging has introduced many great friends like you and the rest. It has also instilled the need of having patience towards people who come up with nasty comments. These days instead of getting angry, I smile over people's nasty comments. Pakodas looks inviting Raf though never tried with chicken sausage. Really inventive I have to say.

    1. I am trying to learn that attitude, Nava… thanks a lot dear…

  12. yumm.. yumm.. super yummy pakodas..

    1. Thank you so much Lisha…

  13. innovative dear…looks yummy….loved your little basket

    1. Thank you so much Ruxana…

  14. These are perfect with a cup of hot cardamom ginger tea!!! Its tempting and I am still @ work 🙁

    1. Thank you so much Shibi… 🙂

  15. Parcel to bangalore plzzz

    1. Haha… sure! Address pls…

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