and tasty too and I am an avid spinach fan right from childhood. I like to taste
all the varieties of spinach. I have made vadai with spinach which tastes lovely
and very delicious too.
Ingredients:
Raw rice - 1 cup
Toor dal - 1/2 cup
Chana dal - 1/2 cup
Urad dal - a fistful
Dry red chillies - 7-8
Hing - a pinch
Spinach (Arai keerai) - 1 small bunch
Salt as required
Oil for frying
Method;
Soak the rice and dals together for 4-5 hrs in water.
Drain the water and put the rice and dals and the dry red chillies in the mixer grinder
and grind into a coarse paste.
After grinding pour the batter in a vessel add salt, hing and 1 tsp ghee for crispness.
Now cut the spinach leaves into small pieces and add in the batter.
Mix all the items nicely.
Take a kadai and pour some oil and heat on the gas.
When the oil is sufficiently hot, keep a small vessel of water and wet your left palm.
Take a small portion of the batter and flatten it and slip it into the oil.
Let it cook on one side and then flip it on the other side and cook till golden colour.
When the vadais are cooked nicely, remove and put on a plate.
The spinach (keerai vadai) is hot crispy and ready to be eaten.
You can enjoy these crispy vadais with a hot sip of tea.
I do this too .. like this better than regular vadai.
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Healthy and delicious vada.. looks perfect... thanks for sharing !!
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Spinach vadas look so yum and healthy...
ReplyDeleteNice crispy cruncy vadas,loved the clicks.
ReplyDeleteCrispy vadas looks super prefect and delicious..
ReplyDeleteI love this vadai. Looks tempting.
ReplyDeleteWell done KITCHEN QUEEN
ReplyDeleteCrispy n delicious ~ perfect with some hot coffee!
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This is little different to what i make...love to try u r version...yum looking vadai....
ReplyDeleteI love vadais! It's very scrumptious and appetizing!
ReplyDeletewow this is perfect way sure try yummy ..
ReplyDeleteyummy vadas!!
ReplyDeleteVada looks crispy, yummy and tempting.Perfect for snacks.
ReplyDeleteYummy and crispy, love the addition of spinach in them...
ReplyDeleteYum, absolutely love them :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious vadai..perfect with cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteSupera irruku vadai! kalakareenga :))
ReplyDeleteSpinach vada looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSpinach is rich in iron.Good for kids..
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Roger
I really like the way you narrated the complete cooking process.Spinach is rich in iron and good for health.I was searching for some blogs based on cooking.All the ingredients are easy to obtain.Great work.
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Roger
Amma used to make adais a lot and used cilantro in place of keerai - and it tasted fab! But my kids and hubby are not uberly fond of adai - so I rarely get a chance to make them -- should revive the dish at my place :) thanks dear and happy weekend!
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