Ingredients:
1 tbsp Gram flour (besan)2 tsp Rice flour
1 bunch of Coriander
1 tsp Red Chili powder
1 tsp Sugar
1/2 tsp Turmeric powder
1/4 tsp Soda
Salt to taste
2 tsp Oil
For seasoning:
1 tbsp White sesame seeds (til)
Shredded coconut
Oil, mustard seeds, cumin seeds, asafoetida (hing), curry leaves
Method:
1. Take out the coriander leaves, wash and chop.
2. In a bowl take the chopped coriander leaves. Add both the floors, chili powder, turmeric powder, soda, oil, sugar and salt. Add little (if required) water and make a thick batter. The amount of flour depends on the quantity of coriander.
3. Grease a deep platter and spread the strips of this batter. Steam for about 15 minutes in a steamer. Remove and cool.
4. Cut into small pieces.
5. Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds, asafoetida, cumins seeds, curry leaves, sesame seeds, coconut and then add these pieces. Mix well.
Wow what a nice and healthy way of making vadas. Love this oil free version. The pics are inviting too.
ReplyDeleteLooks great.. Healthy too..
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me, looks very yummy!! Nice healthy recipe..
ReplyDeleteWow looks great, superb recipe.
ReplyDeletewow, that looks wonderful. Never cooked it this way, adding rice flour, sesame seeds, cool. A Must try :)
ReplyDeleteA great recipe! These vadis look so inviting and would make a guiltfree tea-time snack :-) Bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteWon't say beyond 'superb'.Bookmarking ...
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Looks delicious. Like these low fat vadis
ReplyDeleteSuch an aromatic and droolworthy vadi..
ReplyDeletewow what a great tea time snack..
ReplyDeleteLooks good will let you know how it turned out
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WOW..this is such an innovative dish..looks great and tempting pics too..
ReplyDeleteHey Sayali.. love Kothimbir Vadi! Thanks for the recipe. Had never considered making these at home! Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHave never heard of vadi, but sure looks like trying out, thanks.
ReplyDeleteSuperb and crispy. Luv the click
ReplyDeletelove the recipe...have never tasted it...but can imagine the crunchyness in every bite...serious yummy stuff....on my list for this weekend cooking!! thanks:)
ReplyDeletethanks all...
ReplyDeletethis one is a soft version :) if u want it little crisp , shallow fry them
Very Tasty and Nice Looking vadis. Look very crispy. Great Clicks.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
delicious wadis!!!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is not really familiar to me..I wanna try it so I can say how it taste like..Looks delicious anyway.
ReplyDeleteI love coriander and these little tasty bites are so new to me. I really wish I could try one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Clicks
ReplyDeleteLove your post, keep it up, thanx.
ReplyDeleteSUPERB! I never tried Vadis, but it surely is worth trying. Hope you'll post more recipes :)
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