Source : In A Mixing Bowl Combine Together Singhare Ka Ataa Kutti Ka Ataa Green Chillies Ginger And Salt Mix Well With Your Fingersnow By Adding Water Littl...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by Archana Bhargava
at : September 28, 2026
Step:
In a mixing bowl combine together singhare ka ataa, kutti ka ataa, green chillies, ginger and salt, mix well with your fingers
Now by adding water, little by little, make a smooth thick batter, mix it nicely in one direction for at least 5 minutes, until becomes light in weight
Now in a kadai heat oil for deep frying, first on high flame, then make the flame medium
Now with your fingers drop medium sized vadas in hot oil
Fry them, by turning at regular intervals, until becomes light brown, but do not over fry them, otherwise they will become hard, fry 4 - 5 vadas at one time
Put enough water in a big bowl for soaking the vadas
Now take out the vadas, one by one, from the kadai and put them directly in the water
Let them in the water for an hour
In the meantime prepare the curd, in a bowl combine together curd, salt and sugar, blend them nicely into a smooth mixture
When the vadas are properly soaked then take them out, one by one, by squeezing out the extra water from them very gently, and put them in the curd mixture, let them for a minute then take them out in a serving plate, pour some more curd on top
Sprinkle some jeera powder on them, pour some amchur chutney on them and garnish with chopped coriander leaves, serve them immediately. If you doesn't eat fresh coriander during fasting you can avoid them
Do not over crowd the vadas in the curd mixture, dip one or two at one time, you can also serve some extra curd mixture with them, if someone wants to have more curd
Ingredients
1/2 cup chestnut flour/ singhare ka ataa
1/2 buckwheat flour/ kuttu ka ataa
1 tbsp finely chopped ginger
1 tbsp finely chopped green chillies
to taste Sendha namak
as needed Water to make the batter and for soaking the vadas