Medhu Vada a very popular south indian dish. A dish which is a favourite of all indians. My neighbour also likes our pakodas, medhu vadas etc. She calls medhu vadas as savoury dough nuts. It is a very favourite dish of my husband and whenever there is an occassion, I have to make them.
Ingredients
Urad dal - 1 cup
Rice - 1 tb.sp
green chillies - 3 to 4
ginger - 1 inch (chopped)
onions - 1 big (chopped finely)
Salt to taste
Oil for frying
Method
Soak the urad dal and rice for about 1 hour. Strain the water and grind them in a grinder or in a mixie. Add the green chillies and ginger while grinding itself. Do not add water while grinding. Remove to the batter to a bowl. Add the onions and salt and mix well. Wet your hands and roll little batter in your palm like a ball. It should not stick to ur hands and should roll in your palms. This is the consistency of the batter. Heat oil in a kadai. Shape the batter in the form a dough nut using your palm and finger. I prefer to do it with the help of plastic sheet. The batter does not stick to a wet plastic sheet. Deep fry the vadais till they become golden brown. The heat should not be too hot nor should it be very less hot. Maintain the heat at a medium temperature throughout the process. Serve hot with coconut chutney.
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Hats off to you runners! I do not have the patience to blog daily:) Medhu vadas are one of favorite snacks - dunking them in rasam or sambar is another big time treat! Keep going, Lakshmi:)
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I love medhu vadas..looks delicious n prefect..
ReplyDeleteI love this vada and it looks really crunchy and delicious.
ReplyDeletedeliicous vada. lovely color too. I cud rememebr when it was our breakfast everyday.. we miss this in US. but now I will make it.
ReplyDeleteWada looks crispy and fluffy.....My hubby loves it with rasam and sambhar
ReplyDeletei made these over the weekend, I cannont get the shapes what so ever. Looks crunchy and nice colour to it.
ReplyDeletehmmmm onion pakodas and medhu vadaaa...i want it right now!
ReplyDeleteYummy ....OK give me some sambhar
ReplyDeletelakshmi i love the vadas my mom makes.......i just cant get the right shape,nicely fried......
ReplyDeleteThey look perfectly shaped. Also liked your onion pakoda recipe!
ReplyDeleteCame out perfect.I do not get the shape correctly.Looks cisp and crunchy.Love to have it along with pakoda
ReplyDeleteThanks for this great recipe for Medhu Vadas. They look great!!
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