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| Aloo Pakodas with Mix Vegetable Pakodas |
It’s raining!! And how can we Asians forget to enjoy the scented air and cool breeze without any fried edibles especially our top listed pakodas or fritters. Rain has always been a sense of celebration for Asians and we never forget to express it through the means of inviting food. Since the time I am with Hashim, we have always spent most of our moments at the beach enjoying the drops of nature. Sometimes, having crunchy chunks of sliced guava with a dash of chat masala powder and salt. Or relishing the roasted flavored corn – the corn seller has a pile of raw corns and he would quickly peel the dried sunny leaves of the corn and give it a quick toss on the deep bottom pan filled with heated charcoal for a natural roasting process. The gentle warmness oozing out from charcoal fire surrounds us in no time. The entire mechanism is fitted perfectly to his mobile selling cart. The fragrance of fresh roasting of corns complementing with the smell of rain has been just the best part of the entire happenings. Mr. Seller would then slice a fresh piece of lemon and rub it thoroughly over the warm roasted corn with a few species and do some recycling by using the corn husk as the perfect replacement of serving plate. He would place the hot roasted corn on its dried leaves so that we enjoy its warmness without expressing the kick of burn. Munching corns by the side of sea view is all what we look for. I have also uploaded a short video clip of spicy corn that I had tried at some mall and the sweet corn kernels were perfectly boiled and flavored. For its live recipe you can click on the highlighted link!


