Ingredients
1 cup whole moong dal
1/2 cup rice flour
Pinch of baking soda
1 cup chopped onions
1 tbs cumin seeds
2 sprigs curry leaves
4 to 5 red chillis
2 inch ginger root
salt
Oil for deep fry
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Soak whole moong dal overnight ( or) 7 to 8 hours
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Once moong dal is soft , drain water completely add ginger , red chillis and salt
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Grind to a coarse paste ( use can use little water to run blender)
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Now add chopped onions , cumin seeds , curry leaves , rice flour and baking soda, mix well and keep aside
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Now heat oil in a wide pan ( medium heat ), shape vadas on parchament paper (or) foil ,
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Dip your fingers in very little water before shaping vadas , so that dough does'nt stick
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Drop shaped vadas in to oil , fry on low flame until golden
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DONE, SERVE HOT
Awesome vadas! Never tried with moong dal so far.. your looks perfectly crispy! Will try soon..
ReplyDeleteHey Sagari, lovely vadas, I had made it twice when back in India, but wasn't bloggin then so didn't take nay pics :(
ReplyDeletelol...loved ur recipie.
These look to die for!!! Your pictures make me want to eat those crispy yummies!
ReplyDeletevery new to me.. i have also not tried this one.. looks crispy and would like to give it a try!
ReplyDeletecrispy vadas......yummy
ReplyDeleteWow...the vadas look yummy! They look crispy and perfect!
ReplyDeleteCrispy vadais, looks gorgeous Sagari...lovely n healthy one..
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteVadas perfect for a cold wintry evening!
ReplyDeletePerfectly shaped vadas.Never ever tried with moongdal.Looks crisp
ReplyDeleteSagari,never tried it with Moong Dal..I suppose thats very nutritious too..:)
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful. I have never tried with moong daal before.
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe...a must try i must say,we make simple kachoris(fritters)also called pakoras with moong dal but these seems to be way more crispier and spicy !
ReplyDeleteWow moong vada never tasted , very tasty looking!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. Your blog is awesome. I will definetly try the vada.
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Oh wow looks scrummy. Adding rice flour is new to me. Adding rice flour will make them crisp i think.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy & delicious... i like this vada.. adding rice flour is new 2 me..
ReplyDeleteWow the vada looks so crunchy delicious.
ReplyDeleteI wan never make vadas, they always end up in disaster, should try once again.
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ReplyDeleteAdding rice flour to dough makes the vada little bit crispy and aslo helps in getting good color and sweet taste
Happy cook ==
Try this procedure , u will never fail , generally in vada making there will be a problem with the consistancy of dough, but in this recipe , u can add rice flour to make dough thick , so no problem
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ReplyDeleteWow... vadas looks crisp and tempting! never tried making them with moong dhal..
ReplyDeleteHey! I make these too, the thing is I just cant seem to get the holes in, so just drop them by the spoonfuls into the hot oil.
ReplyDeleteLovely click.
This is like pesaratt batter , thicker and as a vadai!! Looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteThere is a dish called kunuku in tamilian cooking, which is similar but made with adai batter.
These vadai's look so delicious, have never tried vadai with green moong, will give it a try for sure !
ReplyDeletePerfectly shaped vadas Sagari. looks so delicious and crunchy.
ReplyDeleteWada looks so nice and mouth watering.. perfect for winter !!
ReplyDeleteMoon dal vada looks crispy and crunchy
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The vadas look very crispy. I have never made vadas with moong dhal, I should try out your recipe :)
ReplyDeleteNice vadas sagari...i am always up for the crispy stuff. Good pics.
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First time seeing so perfect moondal vadas! Looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteAwesome vadas! Looks perfect n crispy. asusal Iam gr8 fan of your pics.
ReplyDeleteyummy vadas sagari...didn't think of moong dals for vada. This looks really inspiring to get started.
ReplyDeleteYummy!!! These look fantastic!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice twist to the usual urad dhal vadas .. am definitely trying this next time.
ReplyDeleteThats the first time I saw such a vada:) looks yummy :)
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering vadas! Thank you for visiting my blog.My email address is pavithra.kidiyur@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteOh wowie! These look so crispy, Sagari ... lovely recipe. So perfect for a Sunday brunch!
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