It’s also one of the common street foods we can see it anywhere in Tamilnadu. This recipe is also going to MBP – Street Food contest. I come across this recipe in Seetha’s blog and you can see her original recipe HERE.
She has added urad dhal in her recipe which I haven’t added it in mine since my mom won’t use to add it. Instead of soaking raw rice, I have used rice flour and seethe has used thoor dhal a lot in her original recipe but I have added only a little, in my style.
Ingredients:
Bengal Gram / Kadalai Paruppu - 1 cup (150 gms)
Red Gram / Thuvaram Parupu - 4 tbsp
Rice Flour - 4 tbsp
Onion – 1 (finely chopped)
Green Chilly – 2 (finely chopped)
Curry Leaves – few
Salt - to taste
Cooking Oil
Cooking Instructions:
Soak red gram and Bengal gram in a bowl of water for an hour. After an hour drain the excess water and grind it little coarsely without adding water.
Mix rice flour, chopped onions, chillies and curry leaves and enough salt to the grinded flour thoroughly. Divide the flour into equal number of small size of balls.
Heat oil in a pan. Take a ball and flatten it with the palm of your hands. Slip the vada in oil and let it to turn golden brown in simmer flame itself. When one side is turned golden brown, turn it to the other side and let it to turn golden brown. Vada is ready to serve.
She has added urad dhal in her recipe which I haven’t added it in mine since my mom won’t use to add it. Instead of soaking raw rice, I have used rice flour and seethe has used thoor dhal a lot in her original recipe but I have added only a little, in my style.
Ingredients:
Bengal Gram / Kadalai Paruppu - 1 cup (150 gms)
Red Gram / Thuvaram Parupu - 4 tbsp
Rice Flour - 4 tbsp
Onion – 1 (finely chopped)
Green Chilly – 2 (finely chopped)
Curry Leaves – few
Salt - to taste
Cooking Oil
Cooking Instructions:
Soak red gram and Bengal gram in a bowl of water for an hour. After an hour drain the excess water and grind it little coarsely without adding water.
Mix rice flour, chopped onions, chillies and curry leaves and enough salt to the grinded flour thoroughly. Divide the flour into equal number of small size of balls.
Heat oil in a pan. Take a ball and flatten it with the palm of your hands. Slip the vada in oil and let it to turn golden brown in simmer flame itself. When one side is turned golden brown, turn it to the other side and let it to turn golden brown. Vada is ready to serve.
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