Well from where I came from , in my city, its famous for its dalwada. First rain drops and everyone line up to get hot spicy dal vadas from famous Gandhidham station, or Ambika or any lariwalas. We used to have it from Gandhidham station, don't know now they are exist there or not? then other spot was next to Red Rose, near H L college, on my way back from office always pick up one Kg. and we always had it there. Its not like that we didn't made it at home, My mom makes best dal vadas. She is so famous that friends and family always asked for her to make it whenever they visit us here, in Christmas or just like that she makes that everyone loved it. . Now her dal vadas are famous among our friends here in US too. So I have to make it post here recipe and share it with you.
Ingredients :
2 cups of green split mung dal
1/2 cup Chana dal
Soak them in enough water for 5-6 hours and put in grinder and blend it. You don't need fine puree but enough to make balls out of it. Don't remove the green skin which comes out after soaking, take it and grind it too.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6EEycJZoZ5s7mF5NTVxILlFs1k3XcZrmHwhXHqCXpZTOqIDpcXNAcmnfpVPi0yeFX1a81A2LvOYYX-D8naD8j450FLZDk7gh0Zu54SNwpKLvmCtAQ2ly5OyGDhboNS9pOAC7rcf4xha0/s1600/20140809_125733.jpg)
To add it in batter :
1 chopped onion
2 tbsp. green chili, garlic and ginger paste
salt to taste
1 tbsp. red chili powder
Method:
Mix the batter with spices in it, onion, green chili, garlic and ginger paste.
Heat up the oil to deep fry it.
When its hot, make a small size of balls and drop in the hot oil.
Don't overcrowd the pan.
Take out all the vadas in paper towel.
To serve vada, shallow fry green chilies in little oil, take it out and apply salt on it. Cut the onion and add salt in it.
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Ingredients :
2 cups of green split mung dal
1/2 cup Chana dal
Soak them in enough water for 5-6 hours and put in grinder and blend it. You don't need fine puree but enough to make balls out of it. Don't remove the green skin which comes out after soaking, take it and grind it too.
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To add it in batter :
1 chopped onion
2 tbsp. green chili, garlic and ginger paste
salt to taste
1 tbsp. red chili powder
Method:
Mix the batter with spices in it, onion, green chili, garlic and ginger paste.
Heat up the oil to deep fry it.
When its hot, make a small size of balls and drop in the hot oil.
Don't overcrowd the pan.
Take out all the vadas in paper towel.
To serve vada, shallow fry green chilies in little oil, take it out and apply salt on it. Cut the onion and add salt in it.
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Tempting me in the morning.. Looks finger licking good..
ReplyDeleteHave some with your tea. Dear.
DeleteHave it with tea.so crispy outside
ReplyDeleteThanks Ramya
Deletesuch a yummy looking fritters dear
ReplyDeleteDelicious fritters
ReplyDeleteAlways and forever a fav with us. No tea time is complete without such crispy vadai.
ReplyDelete100% right Nava. its always welcome by everyone.
Deletelooks crispy..
ReplyDeletedelicious and tempting snack
ReplyDeleteOh.. I love these .. just had them yesterday.
ReplyDeleteFantastic appetizier, i can finish that whole plate in no time.
ReplyDeletePlate is just for the picture, I made big bowl full of it for 4 adults and none was left.
DeleteCrunchy and tempting snack !
ReplyDeleteI had it from my screen as you told me to do so ;)
ReplyDeleteDelicious dalwada Linsy.
Thanks dear do you like it?
Deletehot bhajias is a welcome sight anytime.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking it to the Diwali event.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and crunchy snack..
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy. It's cold and grey today so you have given me a perfect recipe to make today.
ReplyDeleteDelicious hot spicy lentil fritters, thanks for sharing with hearth and Soul blog hop. pinning.
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for new ways to serve lentils. Your spicy fritters look delicious! Thank you for sharing them with us at the Hearth and Soulhop.
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