The sound of those two words together, like that, make my mouth water… Being a 'Mumbaikar' I guess I have been trained that way :)
Ingredients:
For filling:
2 potatoes boiled, peeled and roughly chopped
asafoetida (hing)
Cumin (jeera)
Mustard seeds (rai)
Udad dal
Green chillies
Garlic crushed/ chopped finely
Curry leaves
Tumeric
Salt to taste
Oil (for cooking and deep frying)
For batter:
Gram flour
Salt
Water
Hot oil
"Bread":
I used medium sized dinner rolls. These tend to be slightly sweet, but I lucked out.
Chutneys:
1) Mint chutney
Mint leaves
Cilantro
Green chillies
Roasted cumin powder
Rock/ pink salt
Salt
Lime juice
Blender
2) Sweet tamarind chutney
This recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/sweet-tamarind-chutney/
Directions:
Chutneys
- Blend all ingredients of green chutney in a blender. Use as little water as possible to speed up blending process
- Follow recipe link to prepare sweet chutney.
- These can be prepared in advance and store in the fridge (or freeze in batches for long term use)
Vada
- Heat oil in a pan. Add asafoetida, mustard seeds and udad dal. When these crackle add cumin seeds, curry leaves, garlic and green chillies. Saute for a minute.
- Add potates, tumeric and salt. Mix well, cover and let "cook" on medium high for 2-3 minutes.
- Set aside.
- Once slightly cool, tightly shape mixture into golf sized balls = 'vada'
Batter
- Mix gram flour, salt and water to make a thick paste (consistency of a brownie batter/ cake)
- Heat a little oil (1Tbsp for every cup of flour) in a pan and add to this paste. Mix well.
Cook
- Heat oil for deep frying.
- Coat the vada with prepared gram flour paste
- Deep fry until vada is golden brown.
- Place on a paper towel to drain excess oil.
Assemble
- Slit the dinner roll half (refer to pic below)
- Use green chutney on one half and sweet chutney on other half of cut bread. Use as much or as little as you want, per taste.
- Place vada in between the two halves of bread.
- Optional: stir fry some semi-hot green chillies in oil, add salt and serve on the side.
Serve hot!!!!!!
~~Cook, Share, Enjoy!~~
Ingredients:
For filling:
2 potatoes boiled, peeled and roughly chopped
asafoetida (hing)
Cumin (jeera)
Mustard seeds (rai)
Udad dal
Green chillies
Garlic crushed/ chopped finely
Curry leaves
Tumeric
Salt to taste
Oil (for cooking and deep frying)
For batter:
Gram flour
Salt
Water
Hot oil
"Bread":
I used medium sized dinner rolls. These tend to be slightly sweet, but I lucked out.
Chutneys:
1) Mint chutney
Mint leaves
Cilantro
Green chillies
Roasted cumin powder
Rock/ pink salt
Salt
Lime juice
Blender
2) Sweet tamarind chutney
This recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/sweet-tamarind-chutney/
Directions:
Chutneys
- Blend all ingredients of green chutney in a blender. Use as little water as possible to speed up blending process
- Follow recipe link to prepare sweet chutney.
- These can be prepared in advance and store in the fridge (or freeze in batches for long term use)
Vada
- Heat oil in a pan. Add asafoetida, mustard seeds and udad dal. When these crackle add cumin seeds, curry leaves, garlic and green chillies. Saute for a minute.
- Add potates, tumeric and salt. Mix well, cover and let "cook" on medium high for 2-3 minutes.
- Set aside.
- Once slightly cool, tightly shape mixture into golf sized balls = 'vada'
Batter
- Mix gram flour, salt and water to make a thick paste (consistency of a brownie batter/ cake)
- Heat a little oil (1Tbsp for every cup of flour) in a pan and add to this paste. Mix well.
Cook
- Heat oil for deep frying.
- Coat the vada with prepared gram flour paste
- Deep fry until vada is golden brown.
- Place on a paper towel to drain excess oil.
Assemble
- Slit the dinner roll half (refer to pic below)
- Use green chutney on one half and sweet chutney on other half of cut bread. Use as much or as little as you want, per taste.
- Place vada in between the two halves of bread.
- Optional: stir fry some semi-hot green chillies in oil, add salt and serve on the side.
Serve hot!!!!!!
~~Cook, Share, Enjoy!~~
mouth watering poonam!
ReplyDeleteThat plate looks very good.
How long did it take for you to make the whole thing?
Maybe like 30-45 minutes... It really just looks long and complex.
Deleteooh I didnt imagine it would be that quick...I am going to give it a shot soon..but I'd be really surprised if I can do it all in that short time.
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ReplyDeleteThat Vada Pav looks really yummy!! Stir fry chilli on the side gives it a real nice touch.
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