Pesara Vada/ Moong Dal Fritters
Heat oil for deep frying in a kadai on medium heat, once heated dip your fingers in a bowl of water take small amount on your fingers press it with your thumb and drop them in oil, drop 7-8 in them and fry until golden brown on both sides. Place the fried vada onto an absorbent paper towel, and serve.
Serve hot with ketchup.
Translation:
Pesara pappu = Split Moong Dal
Kadai = deep frying pan or Indian Wok
© 2010 by Rajani Rayudu
Translation:
Pesara pappu = Split Moong Dal
Kadai = deep frying pan or Indian Wok
© 2010 by Rajani Rayudu
18 comments:
First time on your blog..Very beautiful blog and neat presentations..Happy to have found this space..
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Hi Gayu,
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Woow! Delicious! Thank you for share your extremely superior informations. It's great! I am impressed by the material that you have on this blog.
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Thanks for lovely comments about my blog. Keep visiting...........
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Looks tempting and crispy
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Hi Shanti,
Thanks Shanti, yes they are crisp and easy to make.
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rajani
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That's an interesting variation to Pesarattu. Seems to be a healthy and yummy snack!
maThat's an interesting variation to Pesarattu. Seems to be a healthy and yummy snack!
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Hi Rajini garu
this is Mrs.Anitha....
naku recent ga marrige indi...ippudu Malaysia ki vacchanu..mee vantalu naku chaala help avthunnai...i dont know even put tea before marrige ....now am ding differn recipies bcse of u....thanx a lot...
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Rajani garu maadi Kakinada ne....
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Hi Amy,
Thanks for visiting.......
Hi Pritya,
Never thought of that sounds similar fried pesarettu :-)
Hi Sameera,
Thanks for leaving your comments. Innalu India lo vunna last week vacha, internet connection eroju vachindi. will post soon........
Hi Anitha,
I am happy to read your comment. I am glad it helped you....happy cooking!!
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Chala thanks appreciate chesi nanduku. monnane kakinada visit chesi vacha, anduke late ga reply isthunna. Keep visiting......
Hi Sal,
Thanks for visting.........
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rajani
Hi Rajani garu,
Mee pesara vada recipe chesanu.Naku chala baga nachayi.
I dont have a food processor and I am not familiar with vada batter at all.My question is "How to grind the moong dal in a mixie".Please mention this in your comment.I am waiting eagerly for your help...thanks so much in advance ......I try,served and love your telugu recipes very much....
forgot to mention this.....
Batter has come too watery and not a coarse paste.Otherwise the taste was yummmmmy!!!!!!
Please give me tips for right consistency of batter(good to hold shape,coarse texture)
thanks in advance.
Hi Shweta,
I didn't do in mixie, but you can grind init too, soak as per the recipe, remove water, add all other ingredients and grind first if it is not running nicely add 1 tbsp water little by little and see. First I would grind with all other ingredients along with pesara pappu, that will be sufficient and take batter liitle on your fingers and press with thumb and drop easily in oil.
cheers
rajani
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