why are pakoras sometimes greasy and pale in colour? subject food and nutrition
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The following could be the reason for the pakoras to turn greasy and pale:
Explanation:
- When the vegetable or ingredients used in making pakoras are not properly dried before they are fried, then the pakoras can turn out to be greasy and pale.
- This will be because during frying, the oil will try to absorb the moisture from the vegetable, rather than frying the ingredients.
- Hence, extra oil will be absorbed and the pakoras will turn out to be more greasy and pale.
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