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Today it is Batata Vada, something that was never prepared @ home @ my place, we get this at every other galli in Mumbai. But when the climate drops below 6 degrees, and you don't plan to go out for some garama garam snack, you just Mash some boiled potatoes, add some masalas, ball it into gram flour and Fry. Yeah, so simple is the favourite snack of Mumbai.
You Need:
- Boiled Potatoes : 2-3 Big ones
- Sliced Onion : 1 small
- Green Chillies : 4-5 small
- Ginger-garlic paste : 1 tbsp
- Coriander leaves : finely chopped about 1/2 cup
- Red Chilli Powder : 1tsp
- Turmeric Powder : 1tsp
- Cumin Powder or Seeds : 1 tbsp
- Gram Flour (Besan) : 1 measure
- Water to make paste : about 1 1/2 measure
- Salt to taste
- Oil to Deep Fry
You Do:
- Mash everything in BLUE, add salt , some turmeric and red chilli powder.
- Make small balls of the mashed potatoes.
- Mix Besan and water to make a thick consistency paste. Add some turmeric and red chilli powder along with cumin seeds and salt. (1 measure means if you take 1 cup of besan add 1 and half proportion of water to make right consistency. But if your besan is thicker, add less water )
- Dip the small potato balls in thick paste and deep fry in oil till the cover turns light golden. (Fry for about couple of minutes of medium to small flame, do not make it high as vadas might turn dark brown)
When done, drip off all the oil with tissue. Serve Hot with Green Chutney or Ketchup.
Its my all tim favorite...Batata Vadas with Imli chatni taste amazing
ReplyDeleteAmazing dear,u have done it perfectly...pls pass some it raining here:)
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious..Totally YUMMY
ReplyDeleteAarthi
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Yummy batata vadas looks absolutely stunning and incredible..
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteSuper Cool!! I will have to prepare them today cos they look just irresistible! Btw I sometimes add pinch of ENO to the Cover mixture just before starting to fry...that helps to make it a bit fluffy and light and it absorbs a li'll less oil too.
ReplyDeletePranjal.
love those vadas!! yummyyy!!
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@Sayali .. yeah imli chutney would have been good with it .. I just completed with green one :)
ReplyDelete@Prema .. thanks ! sure .. great raining .. its chilling here in Pune ..
@Aarthi and Priya .. Thanks !
@Swati .. surprised by finding you here ..thanks for dropping by .. How are you doing ?
@Pranjal .. wowie .. thanks for healthy suggestion .. will add up Eno next time for sure .. and now am gonna ping ya n ask if you have prepared this still ;)
@Neetz.. thanks for lovely comment :)
All time favorite, looks yummy.
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