Maddur vada-spicy crisp
INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING CRISPY MADDUR VADA
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- Rice flour-1 cup
- Semolina (Rava)-1/2 cup
- All-purpose flour (maida)-1/3 cup
- Onion-3-4 medium size (chopped)
- Green chilies-8-10 (finely cut)
- Curry leaves-a hand full (finely cut)
- Ginger-1 inch (grated)
- Coriander leaves-a hand full (finely chopped)
- Oil-3-4 tablespoon
- Turmeric-1/2 spoon
- Poppy seeds-1 tablespoon
- Sesame seeds (white)-1 tablespoon
- Cumin seeds-1 teaspoon
- Asafoetida-1 peanut size
- Salt-1 teaspoon
- Red chili powder-1 teaspoon
- Water to kneed -1 cup or as needed
PREPARATIONS NEEDED TO MAKE MADDUR VADA
- Take all three flours and sieve with salt, to mix them properly.
- Peel and cut the onions into small pieces.
- Cut Green chilies, Curry leaves, and Fresh coriander leaves.
- Wash and grate the Ginger piece.
- Take a big plate and put all the ingredients on it, except oil.
- Combine all of them.
- Heat oil to smoking hot in a small pan.
- Now put in the hot oil and again mix it.
- Now add little water and make a stiff dough. (because due to onions the dough becomes loose)
METHOD OF FRYING THE TEA TIME SNACK MADDUR VADA
- Heat a frying pan and put oil to deep fry the snack.
- Meanwhile, make lime-sized balls of dough and flatten them on the palm with the help of your fingers or you can also do this on butter paper.
- Do not make it very thin (it becomes brittle). At the same time if too thick it may become soft after frying.
- Vada must be evenly thick.
- When the oil is hot, reduce the heat to medium heat and put 2-3 flattened vadas into the oil.
- Fry flipping both sides till you get a golden color, and is crisp.
- Remove it from a kitchen tissue.
SERVE HOT OR COLD, IN BOTH THE STATES IT IS YUMMY, CRUNCHY, CRISPY, AND SPICY. VERY TASTY TOO.