- To begin with keep ready the tamarind jaggery chutney and the Green chutney. Both chutneys can be prepared a day in advance. 
- Now season the whipped curd/yogurt. Mix in cumin powder, chaat masala, (sometimes I also add a dash of kala namak / black salt). Stir and keep in the fridge to chill. 
- Meanwhile, remove the thick stalks from the lal saag/Amaranth leaves and keep aside. 
- Wash them well and pat dry with a kitchen towel ensuring that the leaves do not get break or bruised. 
- For the pakoda batter, mix together besan, rice flour, salt to taste, baking soda and red chili powder. 
- Add water little by little and make a smooth, semi thick paste. Keep it aside. 
- Heat oil in a kadai/deep wok. Once it's hot, reduce the flame. Take one leaf and dip it in the prepared besan batter. 
- Make sure that lal saag leaf gets nice coating of batter all over. Shake off the excess if any. 
- Gently slide one leaf at a time in the oil and fry on medium heat till both sides are golden brown and crisp. 
- Remove on a absorbent paper. Fry all the leaves in the similar manner. 
- Once done with all leaves, to serve, arrange pakoda/ fritters (depending on the size of the lal saag leaves) on individual serving plates. 
- Place chopped onions. Sprinkle salt, chaat masala. Drizzle with sweetened yogurt, green chutney, tamarind chutney and garnish with namkeen sev, coriander leaves and pomegranate arils. 
- Serve immediately.