Crispy vadais made with soaked and coarsely grounded channadal along with thin poha prepared with onions, green chillies, ginger, garlic..Yea i have added poha in this crispy fritters just to give a change to our usual masal vadai.. both channadal and poha together works out wonder and they turned this masala vadai extremely crispy and tasty..These vadais suits prefectly for evening snacks with coconut chutney..I prepared this delicious combination for our evening snacks as i had some sudden visits and wanted to make out some crispies and went through my pantry where i found some channadal and i soaked them immediately, but they were nt that much sufficient and i finally soaked the thin poha until they turn soft (its takes few seconds), i drained the excess water and added with the coarsely grounded spiced channadal mixture and fried them as vadais...My friends find it out so crispy and they started discussing about whether i would have added anything specially for the crispyness and i cleared their doubt by saying that i used poha in those crispies, we enjoyed having this spicy, crispy poha vadai..
2cups Channadal (soaked for 2hours)
1cup Poha (thin)
1no Onion (chopped)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1tsp Ginger (chopped)
2nos Garlic cloves (crushed)
1/4tsp Fennel seeds (crushed)
5nos Curry leaves
Few Coriander leaves (chopped)
Salt
Oil for deepfrying
Drain the excess of the water from the channadal and grind the dal coarsely without adding water, if its too hard to grind just springle few drops of water..now add the chopped onions, chopped green chillies, ginger pieces, crushed garlic,chopped curry leaves, coriander leaves, crushed fennel seeds with enough salt to the grounded batter, meawhile soak the thin poha in a cup of water, once they turn soft drain the excess of water, squeeze out the excess water, add this poha to the channadal mixture and mix everything well.
Heat the oil for deepfrying..make small balls from the vada batter and flatten them..drop gently the flattened vadas to the hot oil and fry until they turns golden brown..
2cups Channadal (soaked for 2hours)
1cup Poha (thin)
1no Onion (chopped)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1tsp Ginger (chopped)
2nos Garlic cloves (crushed)
1/4tsp Fennel seeds (crushed)
5nos Curry leaves
Few Coriander leaves (chopped)
Salt
Oil for deepfrying
Drain the excess of the water from the channadal and grind the dal coarsely without adding water, if its too hard to grind just springle few drops of water..now add the chopped onions, chopped green chillies, ginger pieces, crushed garlic,chopped curry leaves, coriander leaves, crushed fennel seeds with enough salt to the grounded batter, meawhile soak the thin poha in a cup of water, once they turn soft drain the excess of water, squeeze out the excess water, add this poha to the channadal mixture and mix everything well.
Heat the oil for deepfrying..make small balls from the vada batter and flatten them..drop gently the flattened vadas to the hot oil and fry until they turns golden brown..
The idea of adding poha to make up for the less quantity is really good. And it adds to the crispness too. Looks crisp and tempting.
ReplyDeleteWow..Crispy vadas with evening tea!! Hmm...Heavenly Idea! I dont add garlic to vadas though..This sounds real yum.. Thanks for sharing dear!
ReplyDeleteOoh!!! i m drooling..Vada looks so crispy and yummy..Perfect as a tea snack..
ReplyDeletepoha vadai looks simply superb...crispy n tasty......perfect tea time snack!
ReplyDeleteThose vadai is a different ans looks crispy..hope ur friends had a great evening snacks...
ReplyDeletemasala vadais look divine; using poha for the crispiness is a nice tip; will try to impress my family too :):)
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm.nice twist to the usual masal vada :)
ReplyDeletelovely idea od adding poha in vadai...looks soooo crispy..gr8 cook, Priya
ReplyDeleteVadai looks so crisp and perfect. Nice idea of adding poha in masal vadai.
ReplyDeleteNice idea of adding poha to it...must be really good,and even more delicious...
ReplyDeletewow.......vada look heavely dear....they looks crispy, adding poha to masalavads sound intrestiong.
ReplyDeleteAval vadai looks crispy and perfect....
ReplyDeleteNice idea off adding aval,will sure try next time :) Nice click :)
ReplyDeletethese look too good, priya!! perfect for the snacks!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so crispy and nice color of the vadas... yumm ... perfect snack with a cup of tea :)
ReplyDeleteI love love vada and this looks crunchy delicous.
ReplyDeleteNeve had them with phoa in it.
How interesting to add aval to vadais.. looks crisp & yum
ReplyDeleteDifferent idea of adding Poha and tooo crispy
ReplyDeleteGreat idea..poha will add more crispiness..Adding garlic is also new to me :-)
ReplyDeleteNice crispy vadas...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea priya..adding poha to vada sounds great..looks crispy!!! will give a try..:)
ReplyDeleteCool idea adding aval to masal vadai, looks delicious !
ReplyDeletePerfect for this cold weather,send some across please.
ReplyDeletewowww superra irukku!!
ReplyDeletelooks crispy,never made vada using poha.something new to try.
ReplyDeleteGood twist with poha!
ReplyDeleteThe vada looks very nice..Such a perfect snack!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! They are so crispy and yummy!! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteAdding Poha is a beautiful idea. Didir aval vadai looks crispy and wonderful! Friends ellam jollyya enjoy ...........!
ReplyDeleteThe vadas do look so crispy Priya...will definitely next time when I make vadas :)
ReplyDeleteadding poha to masal vadai is really new. Never thought of it before. Perfect evening snack for this weather
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ReplyDeleteLovely crispy vada..thanks for the entry
ReplyDeleteMasal vada is one of my dad's favs..Great addition of poha!
ReplyDeleteAdding poha in masal vada sounds good,Tempting vadai
ReplyDeleteThanks for the entry..
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