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Not a big fan of pakora myself but I went for an Indian earlier and I had haggis pakora and it was bloody magic.  | 
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11-08-2009, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Germinator  Not a big fan of pakora myself but I went for an Indian earlier and I had haggis pakora and it was bloody magic. | Haggis and cauliflower are two of my favourite things to 'pakora'. I've made haggis pakora at home. Spot on if you get a good quality spicy haggis.
Used to be a great wee place in Glasgow. Murphy's Pakora Bar. Selection of 3 pakoras with a couple of sauces and a nice dahl for about £5. My brother from down south used to want to go there every night when he came up to visit. Sadly missed (the pakora bar, not my brother).
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12-08-2009, 9:44 AM
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My mum makes parkora's every 6-8 weeks, probably the only deep fried food I now eat. The only other time I have them is at Sikh weddings, traditionally just before the ceremony along with somosa's, tea and barfee 
I've tried the supermarket ones..just aint the same 
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Pakora, samsosa and every other Indian food is boring. Especially when you have them like every month for some family function or anything else.
Now shepards pie.......MMMMM DAMN THATS GOOD.
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Originally Posted by Singh400 Pakora, samsosa and every other Indian food is boring. Especially when you have them like every month for some family function or anything else.
Now shepards pie.......MMMMM DAMN THATS GOOD. | pretty damn tricky finger food though 
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Originally Posted by signs pretty damn tricky finger food though | how about a shepherd's pakora?
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12-08-2009, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Coffin My mum makes parkora's every 6-8 weeks, probably the only deep fried foot I now eat. The only other time I have them is at Sikh weddings, traditionally just before the ceremony along with somosa's, tea and barfee
I've tried the supermarket ones..just aint the same | deep fried foots are awsome
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Originally Posted by krish how about a shepherd's pakora? | Good call
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Originally Posted by krish how about a shepherd's pakora? | Give this man a ****ing medal. I know what I'm doing on the weekend.
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Or why not try the Scottish favourite, a Mars Bar Pakora
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What's wrong with mars bar pakora?
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Pakora yes yes
Paneer Pakora HELL YEAH
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