
I have been planning to send in my entry to Ayeesha's numerous events for a long time but for some reason i have not been able to do so. So i thought i will make a dish specifically for her event A.W.E.D INDIAN CUISINE hosted by Taste of Pearl City and started by DK of Chef in You.Dill leaves have a very distinct flavour and this vadai with all its flavour is great to munch on.
INGREDIENTS

Gram dhal 3/4 cup
Red gram dhal 1/4 cup
Onion 1 small
Dill leaves 1/2 cup
Asafoetida a pinch
Oil for deep frying
Salt to taste
PREPARATION

Soak the dhal's together in enough water for 1 hour or so.
Chop the onion finely.
Clean the dill leaves and chop the leaves finely
Now drain the dhal completely and grind it coarsely without water.
To this mixture add the cut onion and leaves. Add the required salt too.
Make small balls, shape it into a Pattie and deep fry it till golden brown.
Drain into a absorbent paper and serve hot.
I served it along with Coconut Rice.

These flavourful vadai's are on their way to A.W.E.D INDIAN CUISINE

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I wanted to make masala vada for a long time.u tempted me to try :)
ReplyDeleteThe vadas look so delicious. Would be nice served as a snack too with chutney. I will bookmark this recipe to try soon.
ReplyDeleteYummy and delicious vadai.. looks inviting dear.. Awesome shot !!
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delicious vadai..tempting
ReplyDeleteI use dill leaves very rarely..This vada looks like a good option. Your vada looks crisp and has a lovely color too.
ReplyDeleteCrispy vadas tempts me a lot,feel like munching some..
ReplyDeletelove dill n love masala vada,it would b a killer combo..
ReplyDeleteWow..it has come so perfect..yummy..
ReplyDeletecrispy vada!!perfect with tea!
ReplyDeleteI could eat a whole plateful of that. YUM!!! It looks so tempting !!
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This is perfect snack...very inviting...
ReplyDeletecrispy vada !!! So inviting and tempting !!!
ReplyDeleteyummy and tempting :) nice combo :)
ReplyDeleteMind blowing gorgeous vadas....
ReplyDeleteMasala Vada....seeing pictures makes me so tempting...
ReplyDeleteNever made vada with dill. Good idea!
ReplyDeleteYour vadas look so tempting.Never tried adding dill to the vada.Going to try it next time.Thank you dear for sharing.
ReplyDeletethey look so nice and crispy, perfectly made!
ReplyDeletelooks so crunchy.. great snack .. i have some dill at home.. will try to make this very soon.. looks really tempting..
ReplyDeleteCrispy vadas are so inviting. I never used dill leaves. New to me. thanks.
ReplyDeleteHamsamalini Chandrasekaran,
http://indianyummykitchen.blogspot.com
Long time since I have done these.. looks real crispy and yummy...
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