A new be for me , to ôn
https://veenasvegnation.com
Biscuit Ambado
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Ingredients
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1/4 cup Whole Urad gram daldehusked
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1 Green chillychopped finely
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1 tbsp Corainderchopped finely
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5 Curry leaveschopped finely
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2 tbsp Fresh grated coconut
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To taste Salt
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For deep frying Oil
Directions
When I first heard the name , I thought it was a variety of biscuits, something baked but was pleasantly surprised to hear that it was another version of our own Ulundu vadai or medhu vadai.
Biscuit ambado is a konkani version of medhu vadai. Here they add coconut, coriander , curry leaves and green chillies to the batter. This vadai is a perfect snack for your kid and can be served with any chutney of your choice
Steps
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1
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Soak urad dhal in water for 1 hr |
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2
Done
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Meanwhile chop coriander, chilly, curry leaves and keep aside |
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Done
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Drain the water completely from the dal and grind it smooth in a mixer or grind. Add very little water if necessary |
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Done
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Now add coriander, curry leaves, salt, chilly and coconut to this and mix well |
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Done
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Now heat oil in a deep pan and when sufficiently hot, lower the heat and drop small blobs of this batter in hot oil carefully , so that the oildoes not splatter on your hand.Increase the heat and fry for 2 minutes |
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Done
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Now with a slotted ladle, turn each one the other side and cook on this side too, till the vada becomes golden brown in colour |
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Done
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Now slowly take it out with a slotted ladle and drain it on an absorbent paper |
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Done
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Serve warm with a chutney of your choice |
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This is for Srivalli’s Anniversary Celebration, with Kids Party
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A new one for me , great pick and a lovely snack .
Ah.very nice name Veena..good one..Even my Mom makes this vada with fresh coconut pieces but never called it by this name though..must update her..heheeh
When saw the title I even I was expecting a bake. Makes a nice evening snack.
Wow, that sure is a great snack for both kids and adults. Pinned to try soon.
When i saw the name i thought that this was some sort of fritters with biscuit in it. And this konkani version medhu vada tempts me a lot.
Very interesting name and also the addition of coconut is cool too. A great treat with tea on rainy evenings like today 🙂
I too thought it as biscuit recipe. Unique name!!! Adding coconut is very new to me, will give a try on sometime.
So new to me and the addition of coconut is definitely making the recipe awesome..
Very new for me…bookmarked.
I love the name of this. I though it had something to do with biscuits. Wonder why this name came for the vadai. I love adding chunky coconut pieces like in bonda.
These days I’m trying my hands at cookies. so when read the name, even I was pleased to see yet another cookie. Anyways, this vada with coconut in it is also a new thing to learn
perfect for snacking, looks tempting!
Great pick, lovely snack. Very similar to the south indian medhu vada
A new be for me , to ôn
A new one for me , great pick and a lovely snack .
Ah.very nice name Veena..good one..Even my Mom makes this vada with fresh coconut pieces but never called it by this name though..must update her..heheeh
When saw the title I even I was expecting a bake. Makes a nice evening snack.
Wow, that sure is a great snack for both kids and adults. Pinned to try soon.
When i saw the name i thought that this was some sort of fritters with biscuit in it. And this konkani version medhu vada tempts me a lot.
Very interesting name and also the addition of coconut is cool too. A great treat with tea on rainy evenings like today 🙂
I too thought it as biscuit recipe. Unique name!!! Adding coconut is very new to me, will give a try on sometime.
So new to me and the addition of coconut is definitely making the recipe awesome..
Very new for me…bookmarked.
I love the name of this. I though it had something to do with biscuits. Wonder why this name came for the vadai. I love adding chunky coconut pieces like in bonda.
These days I’m trying my hands at cookies. so when read the name, even I was pleased to see yet another cookie. Anyways, this vada with coconut in it is also a new thing to learn
perfect for snacking, looks tempting!
Great pick, lovely snack. Very similar to the south indian medhu vada