Dhal vada also known as parupu vada is a popular South Indian snack. It will be crispy outside and soft inside. We need to soak the dhal for 3 hrs so that we can grind the dhal without water.Keep 1 tbsp. dhal without grinding.
Ingredients:
Channa dhal:1/2 cup
Toor dhal :1/2 cup
Dry chillies:3
Green chilli:1
Onion:1 or 2 finely chopped
Curry leaves
coriander leaves
Salt as needed
OIl for frying
Method:
- To the coarsely grinded batter add dhal, chopped onions,curry leaves coriander leaves and salt.Add 1 tsp of hot oil to it
- Make balls . Take one ball and gently flatten it on the hands.Gather the edges to smoothen it.The more flatter the more crispier it will be.
- Heat oil and fry vadas by turning both sidestill golden color.
Some use shallots for this kind of vada.
Can use vada parupu alone.too.
For masala vada can add ginger and fennel seeds too.
Do not cover the vadas while it is hot it makes it soft and soggy.
make small balls and fry it will be crispy pakoras
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15 replies on “DHAL VADAI”
Great to know about this wonderful food!
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Thank-you.Its a favourite snack of many
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crispy vada!!
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Thank-you
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Wow an all time favourite!! Great photographs!!
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Thanks for the comments
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You are very welcome:)
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that’s got my mouth all watery
also, I noticed you liked a post on my blog, so thanks a lot for that
CHEERS!
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Thanks.
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I love dhal vadai which I learned to make when I lived in India. I made the uncooked variety with urud dal, but would love to try this crispy one.
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Thanks for the compliment
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Also try and let me know
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Wow vadas look perfect!! Nice photography 👌
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Thank-you Neetha
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