Sunday, July 19, 2009
Aama Vadai/Lentils Vada
Vada or Vadai is a South Indian snack made up of mixed lentils.Ive not added onions in this vadai because I made these for Aadi Festival.A little bit of fennel seeds can be added while grinding and chopped onions can be added to the paste for making Masal vadai.
Ingredients:
Toor dal - 1/2 cup
Channa dal - 1/2 cup
Urad dal - 2tbsp
Dry red chillies -4 or 5
Asafoetida - 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves - few (chopped)
Salt to taste
Oil for deep frying the vadai
Method:
Soak all the dals together along with the dry red chillies for 2 hours.
Drain and keep them for about an hour.
Then grind along with rechillies,required amount of salt,asafoetida into a coarse paste.Add only 2tbsp or 3tbsp of water while grinding.
The paste should be coarse and should not be watery.Add the chopped curry leaves.
Heat 3 cups of oil in a wide pan.Make small balls and gently pat to make into a disc shape.When the oil is hot enough,drop the vadai and fry in high heat for 2 minutes.Then reduce the heat and fry for few more minutes until the vadai turns golden brown in color.
Sending this over to MLLA - 13 hosted by Harini of tumyumtreats.This event was actually started by Susan
OMG!!! I want that now.. what a perfect snack to have with coffee:)) unbeatable and yummy looking vadai's.
ReplyDeletelovely vadai dear...
ReplyDeleteNice and crispy vadas!We make vada but with urad dal/Moong Dal;I should try your recipe..It looks so yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect and yummmm... :)
ReplyDeleteHi ramya, this is first time visiting ur blog...lot of nice recipes. vada looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteHi Ramya, first time to your blog...you have a wonderful space!
ReplyDeleteLentils vada looks so yummy!
Perfect snacks, crispy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI lov daal vadas..i always make these with toor daals,will try ur version sometime...
ReplyDeleteThanx Ann!!Cofee with hot and spicy vada is always a yummy combo
ReplyDeleteThanx a lot somoo!!
ReplyDeleteThanx shri!!HAvent tried with Moongdal..Try and lemme know
ReplyDeleteThanx nithya
ReplyDeleteThanx rekha for visiting my blog and for u'r lovely comments..Keep visiting often
ReplyDeleteThanx Lissie for visiting my blog and for u'r comments!!Hope to see u here often
ReplyDeleteThanx Parita!!
ReplyDeleteThanx a lot Vrindha!!Try with a combo of lentils and lemme know!!Iam sure u will like it
ReplyDeleteOh wow thats mouthwatering winter snack.. really tempted seeing urs.. should do it today..
ReplyDeletehey super!! the usual pandigai vadai..looks perfect da!
ReplyDeleteFirst time here dear...nice n yummy blog...Those vadas are looking yummy and perfect for this rainy season..
ReplyDeleteDo visit my blog when u get time..
so tempting...easy and simplest vadas na
ReplyDeleteLovely vada,mouthwatering :)
ReplyDeleteWow... looks soo delicious and spicy.. lovely clicks.. perfect for the event !!
ReplyDeleteperfectly cooked.. looks crisp.. a suggestion is that you could add a little rice flour for crisp and a distinct taste. I learnt that this was a trick used in hotels esp with the ulunthu vadai
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