Urad dal vada is Maharashtrian
recipe using urad dal or black lentil. To make festive time fun-filled and
special, most of us prepare delicious foods. They are very easy, quick and
delicious and can be made during any festivals or even as a tea time snack
during monsoon. I got to learn this vada recipe from my Aai [mother] because it was made on festivals like Gauri-
Ganpati and Shradh every year. Thses vadas are must to be offered to the God during these puja.
INGREDIENTS:
1 Cup Urad Dal
2-3 Green Chillies
4-5 Garlic Cloves
1 teaspon Cumin seeds
Handful of Coriander Leaves
Salt as needed
Oil for frying
METHOD:
STEP 1 – Wash and soak urad dal
for 5-6 hours or overnight.
STEP 2 – Drain excess water and
spread it on strainer to dry.
STEP 3 – Now mix other
ingredients except salt and grind it
roughly in mixer grinder.
Use 1 tablespoon water if you are not be able to
grind.
Don’t make fine paste. Don’t use extra water while grinding.
STEP 4 – Dal batter should be
stiff and smooth. Drop a pinch of batter in a bowl of water. If it floats, the
consistency is right. If it drowns, it shows you have added more water. So be
careful while grinding the dal.
STEP 5 - Transfer the paste/ batter in the
bowl. Add salt in it and adjust if less. Mix it well.
STEP 6 – Heat oil in a wide vok/
kadai on medium heat.
STEP 7 – Take a plastic sheet,
apply water on it and also on your hands.
STEP 8 – Drop a pinch of batter
in oil, if it rises immediately to the top, oil is just right. Take small lemon size portion of vada batter
and shape vada over it by pressing the batter with your fingers.
STEP 9 – Make a whole in the
center.
Now keep the flame medium and slowly slide the vada in hot oil.
STEP 10 – Deep fry it till golden
brown and crispy.
Remove from oil and drain the excess oil on kitchen towel or
tissue paper.
STEP 11 – Likewise make all the
vadas with the leftover batter and fry them. Serve them hot.
Serve the vada hot with mint
chutney or tomato ketchup.
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