Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Yam Vada

A light snack with a cup of tea in rainy season who will not enjoy. Try and enjoy yourself with your family and friends. Making vada using yam is the best recipe I could think of with yam, it is so tasty and whoever tastes this vada will really love a lot. By applying the coconut oil in hands would avoid the itchiness. For kids after school, wanna give some healthy snack. It’s just a filling and obviously a healthy one.
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Prep time    :30 mins            |Cook time:30 mins                  |Serves:15 vadas
 

Ingredients
Quantity
Yam (cut into cubes)
5 cups
Moong dal
½ cup
Crushed peanuts
3 tbsps
Soaked rice
3-4 tbsps
Green chillies
2 no’s
Grated Ginger
1 tsp.
Onion
1 cup
Fennel/ cumin seeds
1 tbsp
Hing
pinch
Cooking soda
1 tsp
Turmeric powder
½ tsp.
Curry leaves
2 sprigs
Cilantro
Few sprigs
Mint leaves
1/3 cup
Palak leaves
¼ cup
Salt
To taste
Oil
For deep frying

 
Method
1. Peel and Wash Yam. Immerse in boiling water or in the pressure cooker until it becomes tender. Soak moong dal in water for around an hour and strain the moong dal.yam12. In a pan, fry the peanuts and keep aside. Just crush the peanuts and keep aside. Chop the mint, curry and coriander leaves. Wash the palak leaves and chop it.Keep everything ready in hand.yam2 3. Add the  soaked moong dal along with green chillies, ginger, fennel seeds and salt in the blender and grind it without adding water. (Give 2-3 times pulse mode).In a broad vessel, pour this moong dal mixture and crushed peanuts.Check out the yam in the cooker,take it out and mash it with the ladle. Mix all the other ingredients with chopped onions.yam34. If is still not thick enough or when you fry and if it is too oily add the breadcrumbs and fry it, that also adds more crispiness to vada.Make small balls and lightly flatten it on the palm of your hand to form around 2 inch thin disc and carefully leave in the hot oil.Shoba's5. Fry the yam vada till they turn  golden color on both sides.
Remove the deep fried yam vada onto an absorbent towel.Repeat the same with any remaining yam mixture.
IMG_20131031_043924 6. serve the yam vada with Date chutney, Harichutney and  ketchup. Tastes yummy.Yet with a simple masala chai(tea) will be heavenly.
Notes
Make sure not to add water while grinding the moong dal.Before frying you can coat with sesame seeds if you prefer.
Need to dip fritters/vada’s in this rice flour mix on the both the sides. Mix well and leave it in fridge for about an hour.
 
Linking this to the event "Eat Vegetables Stay Healthy" sponsored by Just Eat.
 

19 comments:

  1. Thanks for dropping in on my site. Love this vada.

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  2. Wonderful recipe dear I love all the ingredients you are used and vada looks so tasty.

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  3. This new for me ..looks yum ...new follower here..visit me when time permits..
    Simply Delicious
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  4. Wow.. Yummy and wonderful recipe..

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  5. Vadai looks so good. loving it.

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  6. yummy vada with gr8 presentation....

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  7. A new, delicious & interesting vada...........Nice presentation.
    "Happy Diwali" Shobana
    shobha
    www.shobhapink.blogspot.in

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  8. Amazing blog! how come I did not see this before,? beautifully designed, good recipes, clarity and great clicks too. Am happy to have visited your page and so kind of you to leave a comment on mine as well. Thanks for the invite and stay in touch.

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  9. wow..Simply Delicious luking vadas,awesum work dear..:)

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  10. Vadas look so fab and tempting ! Very new for me. I love yam .. But have used them to prepare side dishes only. Next time gonna try these out !!

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