Masala Vade (Bele Vade)

This snack reminds me during my college days. I used to have it in canteen everyday. This snack also  find them in the streets(Gadiwala). I have made similar taste added onions,ginger & garlic into masala vade delicious and crispy. I have posted Ambode but just plain(no onion and garlic) made on festive occasions. Masala Vade best to have with coconut chutney or coffee/tea.  In Winter / Snow season hot fried snacks like craving!! :). Today snow storm here in NY.







Prep Time : 10 Mins + 4 hours(soaking time)
Frying Time : 15 Mins

Ingredients
  • Split Chana dal / Bengalgram / Kadalebele - 2 cups
  • Coconut (fresh, grated) / Thenginaturi - 2 tbsp
  • Onions - 1/2 cup (finely chopped)
  • Green chillies /Hasimensinakayi - 5 (adjust as per taste)
  • Ginger / Shunti - a small pice
  • Garlic /Belulli - 1 pod
  • Slat to taste
  • Baking soda -  a pinch 
  • Rice flour - 2 tbsp
Method
  1. Soak dal for 4 hours. Then drain water and keep aside
  2. In a food processor (i used food processor , can be used mixer)
  3. Add all the ingredients and pluse for few mins. Transfer into a bowl 
  4. Heat 500ml oil in a pan 
  5. Take a small portion of mixture and flatten them 
  6. Deep fry on medium heat until golden in color
  7. Repeat the same process
  8. Serve with coconut chutney






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Paal Paysaam (Paal Kanumdh)

Paal Paysaam (Paal means milk, Paysaam means Pudding) is a popular and easiest dessert in southindia. Made out of rice milk and sugar. This is prepared on festivals and special occasions. This paysaam does not need nuts , kesar color and ghee.

Happy Ugadi  to all !!




Prep Time : 6 hrs (soaking time)
Cook Time : 10 Mins

Ingredients

  • Milk / Paal - 4 cups ( I've used full fat milk)
  • Rice / Arshi - 4 tbsp (I've used sonamasoori rice)
  • Sugar/ Sakare - 1 cup (adjust as per taste)
  • Milk powder - 1 tbsp (optional) ( I've  not used)
  • Cardamom powder / Yelarshi  - 1/4 tsp
Method
  1. Soak the rice for 6 hrs before cook it in the milk
  2. In a pressure cooker add 1 cup of milk and 1/2 cup of water. Cook till 4 whistle.
  3. In a pan add remaing milk bring boil on low heat
  4. Add sugar stir continuously until sugar dissovles 
  5. Next step is add milk powder (completely optional, can be added rich and creamy taste)
  6. Add cooked rice into milk pan 
  7. Stir constantly add cardamom powder. Remove from the heat
  8. Serve hot or chill


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