Here i am with 3varieties with Urad dal batter Garelu, Masala Garelu and Teepi garlu or Paakam Garelu .......
What We Need:
In common to all varieties -
Urad Dal - 1/2 kg (Soak for 4hrs and grind to paste for garelu consistency)
Oil for deep frying
Salt to your taste.
Garelu:
How To Do:
Masala Garelu
What We Need:
Onion - 2no
Green Chillies - 2no
Ginger - 1inch piece
Garlic pods - 4no
How To Do:
Paakam Garelu / Bellam garelu-
What We Need:
Jaggery - 1cup(chopped or powdered)
Elaichi Powder - 1/4 spoon
What We Need:
In common to all varieties -
Urad Dal - 1/2 kg (Soak for 4hrs and grind to paste for garelu consistency)
Oil for deep frying
Salt to your taste.
Garelu:
How To Do:
- Heat oil in a wide pan for deep frying.
- Grind soaked urad dal to paste with salt, batter should not be too loose and not too tight sould be in such a way that it gives a shape.
- If you are comfortable in making donut shape directly with hand then its fine otherwise take a polythene paper or a wet cotton cloth with a plain base(i use plain steel plate), keep some batter on this base and make a small hole in the middle, deep fry this in oil until it turns golden color.
Masala Garelu
What We Need:
Onion - 2no
Green Chillies - 2no
Ginger - 1inch piece
Garlic pods - 4no
How To Do:
- Mix chopped onions, green chillies, ginger and garlic pod in the batter.
- make the shape as directed above and deep fry until it turns into golden color.
Paakam Garelu / Bellam garelu-
What We Need:
Jaggery - 1cup(chopped or powdered)
Elaichi Powder - 1/4 spoon
- In a pan heat jaggery with a little water and let it boil, until it gives a paakam consistency (Teega paakam - when you take a little paakam into between your thumb and point finger you will get a line)
- Make Garelu and dip them immediately in jaggery paakam, let it soak for 5minutes and take them out.
love this vadai a lot....
ReplyDeletesecond version sounds interesting and new to me...
lovely and delicious vadai.
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