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 Thai Pongal
Palakura Bobbarlu
Chakkarai pongal (jaggery pongal or brown colour pongal)
Medu Vada (soft vada)
Semiya/Javvarisi payasam
AVAL/POHA payasam
Sa-ambar
Red Chilly Chutney
 
 

 
Medu Vada (soft vada)

 
Ingredients
1. 1 cup white urad dhal
2. 1/4 cup asafoetida (sodium bicarbonate)
3. 1 sprig curry leaves
4. 1 tsp cumin seeds
5. 1 tsp black peppercorn, crushed
6. Salt to taste
7. Oil for deep frying
 

Method

1. Wash and soak urad dhal for 6 hours. Grind into a fine paste
2. Add salt, asafoetida, curry leaves, cumin seeds and crushed peppercorns to the batter. Mix well.
3. Heat oil in a Kadhai. Wet your palms and take 2 tbsps of batter into the palms. Shape into a ball and make a hole with the thumb in the center like a doughnut. This is now called a vada.
4. Heat oil till very hot. Reduce heat
5. Deep fry the vadas in medium hot oil until golden brown and crisp. Serve hot with sambhar and coconut chutney
 

Special equipment:
Kadhai - also known as karai both pronounced the same "ka-rai", is a type of thick, circular, deep vessel (similar to a wok) used in Indian and Pakistani cooking.




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