Green Gram Fritters
- 15
- February
- 2009
Green Gram Vadai. Whole Mung dal vadai. Whole Moong dal vadai. Pachai payiru vadai. Pasi paruppu vadai.
Another exciting recipe from Andhra home! Telugu people always inspired me in cooking, language and culture! I learned a lot from them!
When I was in Hyderabad…my house owner Auntie used to share with me, all her home made goodies. She is really good at making evening snacks…all spicy, crispy & sizzling hot! Even if I say…I am on diet and I don’t eat fried, she will never buy it and insist me on eating! she will be very considerate that I going thin, day by day! So sweet, right! I have posted some of her recipes already…like spicy poori and corn vada!
Maybe this is not exactly her recipe…but she narrated this to me, she said…she practically turns any gram into vada! I duly noted her point and hibernated till I got a chance! When there was a ‘Dal’ scarcity in U.S.A., few months ago! I tried to manage everything with local grams! I also got remembered about this particular vada, so made some ‘Kidney Beans Vadai’ and ‘Green Gram Vadai’! I got to say, both these are healthy adoption! They consume very little oil and an amazing point is…they turn super crispy! Isn’t that exciting…so why are you waiting for, go on…soak some gram already!!!
Please take a look at ‘Kidney Beans Vada’
http://www.kitchentantra.com/2008/03/karamani-vadai-brown-small-black-eye.html
Ingredients:
Green Gram 1 cup
Salt
Green chilies 6-8 chopped
Ginger-garlic paste 2 spoons
Fennel seeds 2 spoons
Onion 2 finely chopped
Coriander leaves few finely chopped
Curry leaves few finely chopped
Oil for frying.
Method:
Soak the green gram for 4-6 hours. Wet-grind coarsely, using very limited water.
To this add all the above said ingredients except oil. Mix them well.
Heat oil in a pan. Make small 3 inch size fritters(vadai) and surface fry them in hot oil.
Serve hot with mint and tomato chutney.
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This is completely new to me..What a splendid fritter…Best way to feed children..nutritious and yummy..thanks as always Malar.
Hey Malar, Kalakara po..Enna solradhu naan..Idha parthona dietaaaa, apdina enna, marandhu poche ennaku..he he..Looks tempting dear..Something new to me too..
wow ! nice recipe dear ..new to me again ..will try that today itself ..Thanks
love them..My fried does this without onions..it tastes yumm
I bought some of this in my travels recently. Will give this a try.
Yummy fritters…Love them.
fritter looks very yummy Malar
This is a very nice recipe. I had this once in my friends place. From that I wanted to try this. Will try it soon. YUM!
Happy Valentine’s Day!!!!!
Nice recipe n healthy too..
ohhh thats absolutely new to me!! must be yum!!
Wow Malar,this is so gud.New to me…super recipe!
it’s almost midnight here and now u had me all hungry! looks tempting.
Mmm… Yummy healthy Vadai! Authentic one! I’m surprised lot Malar by ur very traditional authentic aouth indian recipies! Keep it up! Pick up ur award from my blog dear !
new to me; nice substitute for urad dhal. looks hot and crispy!
Vadas looks lovely… Spicy! and makes me drool…
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thanks Malar for visitin my blog. Vadas look yummy! Good for a snowy evenin like the one we had yesterday .
green fritters looks tempting and u made me hungry now… love yr halwa too. nice click.
Very new to me . Seems sooo lovely.
But must try soon.
Neighbors like those are a blessing. Yummy Vada!I make Green Mung vada for weekend brunch sometimes,
noticeably it absorbs lesser oil than Urad vada.
fritters are yummy ! sweet next kaaram ……kalukkunga!!!
Malar dear,
naa onakku onnu vachirukken; just take a glance at mine!
Have seen in some of our blogs,but never tried,should have been so flavorful with fennel seeds!
hi..
i use to read to your blog regularly
all authentic recipes..great work
just want to let you know that i saw someone copied many of your recipes
here is the link
http://hot-kitchen.blogspot.com/