Rava wada is very simple, does not take in much oil, very tasty, a wonderful snack to have with tea or coffee. My Amma used to make this as a vadai for prasadam.It is my family’s favorite snack. . This is very delicious when you eat it hotor cold. The output is a very crunchy pakoda on the outside but chewy and soft on the inside. Can be eaten with or without chutney or sauce.
Ingredients:
Rava/Sooji – 1 ½ cup
Rice Four – 2to 3 tbsp
Maida-1/2 cup
Curd/yogurt plain – 1 cup
Salt
Green chilli's – 2
Ginger 1"
Asafoedita pinch
Curry leaves.
Coconut - 1 or 2 tbsp
Soaked channa dal- 2tbsp
Method:
Add curd or yogurt in rava and mix itand soak for 2 to 3 hrs for softness. . (use sour cream and make it immediately)
Then add rice flour, maida, green chilli's, asafoetida, grated ginger, salt, coconut, chopped curry leaves,channa dal and salt in soaked rava
Heat the oil and just sprinkle like pakodas.
When it turns golden brown remove and serve it hot.
enakku konjam parcel anuppa mudiyuma... looks really yummy...
ReplyDeleteI love these tangy vadas. Its my nephews favorite, we used to buy these from street vendors. But it certainly is healthier to make them at home.
ReplyDeleteyummy ... i've never had rava vadas ... looks yummy
ReplyDeletei love anything thats small in size....just like these.....so cute
ReplyDeletelov ur vadas..came out perfect
ReplyDeleterava wada looks drooling...will try this dish...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Wow these rava wadas look yummy,have never tried this...have bookmarked will try soon :)
ReplyDeletePretty pretty! I like those coconut pieces you have added. A touch of authentic south Indian food.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy
ReplyDeleteVadas look perfect and pretty.....
ReplyDeleteThis is very similar to mangalore bonda we make very often but ingredients minus rava. This is new with rava. will try this
ReplyDeleteHi Jayashree,
ReplyDeleteFirst time to your blog. Loved all your recipes. The rava vadas look so delicious.
These look so delicious and I love that this requires no soaking, grinding and can be made at a moment's notice.
ReplyDeleteWow wada with rava...thts cool.looks yummy...Wish you Happy Dusshera
ReplyDeleteHappy Dusshera to You and your family Jaishree!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Friends for sweet comments. Happy to know you all like rava vadas. Happy dasera to u all
ReplyDeleteLovely idea,I am surely trying out this some day!!
ReplyDeleteI must try this.:) Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi,i love wadas all time my mom used to make this.,its ages i have had them
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