My kids love the urad dhal vada .. This time when I was in India I had this cabbage vada at my cousin's house. My kids loved it. I have taken down the recipe from her. So tasty vada with small twist to traditional medu vadai. My son really love this because in this I have replaced Onion with Cabbage. Enjoy
Ingredients
Urad Dhal / urad dal - 1 cup
Finely chopped cabbage - 1.5 cup
Ginger - 1 inch piece
Curry leaves - 10
Salt to taste
Asafoetida powder - pinch
Green chillies - 2
Pepper Corns - 10
Oil for deep frying
Coriander leaves - 1 tablespoon (Finely chopped)
Mint leaves - 1 teaspoon (Finely chopped)
Raw rice - 1 tablespoon
Method:
Wash and Soak the Urad dhal & rice for 2-3 hours. Drain the water and leave it for 30 mins. Grind it together with ginger, green chillies, pepper corn and very little water. Add a tablespoon of water at time and scrap the sides if needed. Add salt, coriander leaves, Curry leaves, Mint leaves and cabbage mix well.
Heat curved pan and add oil. When oil is hot Wet your hands and make a smooth ball, flatten it on a wet cloth or banana leaf and make a hole in the middle using your thumb. Drop carefully in hot oil. Let it cook in medium flame till all the sides are cooked or browned (make sure flame is at medium). Once cooked drain the extra oil and take out the vada. Leave it on kitchen tissue paper to drain the extra oil.
Repeat the process till all the batter is done. Enjoy it with your favourite chutney or sambar
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Ingredients
Urad Dhal / urad dal - 1 cup
Finely chopped cabbage - 1.5 cup
Ginger - 1 inch piece
Curry leaves - 10
Salt to taste
Asafoetida powder - pinch
Green chillies - 2
Pepper Corns - 10
Oil for deep frying
Coriander leaves - 1 tablespoon (Finely chopped)
Mint leaves - 1 teaspoon (Finely chopped)
Raw rice - 1 tablespoon
Method:
Wash and Soak the Urad dhal & rice for 2-3 hours. Drain the water and leave it for 30 mins. Grind it together with ginger, green chillies, pepper corn and very little water. Add a tablespoon of water at time and scrap the sides if needed. Add salt, coriander leaves, Curry leaves, Mint leaves and cabbage mix well.
Heat curved pan and add oil. When oil is hot Wet your hands and make a smooth ball, flatten it on a wet cloth or banana leaf and make a hole in the middle using your thumb. Drop carefully in hot oil. Let it cook in medium flame till all the sides are cooked or browned (make sure flame is at medium). Once cooked drain the extra oil and take out the vada. Leave it on kitchen tissue paper to drain the extra oil.
Repeat the process till all the batter is done. Enjoy it with your favourite chutney or sambar
Delicious vada
ReplyDeleteUrad dal vadai with cabbage looks so yummy.
ReplyDeletePerfect crispy vada for snack.
ReplyDeletehmm def adding cabbage will give some special taste to vadas ..Love it ..
ReplyDeletemmmm.....yummmm... Looks mouthwatering. Amazing clicks
ReplyDeleteDelicious cabbage vadai, love the pic where the vadai is dunked in sambar...
ReplyDeleteAwesome vada..drooled in fb drooling again ..:)
ReplyDeleteI love to substitute cabbage instead of onion in vadas .. these looks so tempting and delicious :) perfect crispy snack to munch for brunch :)
ReplyDeleteYummy crispy vada .
ReplyDeleteawesome vadas... yum yum...
ReplyDeletei did the same with purple cabbage it was yummy cabbage adding a flavor. yummy one
ReplyDeleteTempting vadas..love the addition of cabbage
ReplyDeleteWho will say no to this yummy vadas?! I never ;) super tempting cabbage vadas..,
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see some good Vada recipe, I bookmark it and then forget later on to make it. But this one seems so interesting and healthy, I have to make it .. I hope somebody reminds me of it this weekend ..
ReplyDeleteLovely pics :)
awesome recipe...feel like having one...
ReplyDeleteSo tempting, wish could grab some, love the clicks too
ReplyDeleteyummy and crispy vada..
ReplyDeleteThat sounds interesting....will have a surprise.. in a vada..
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