31 August, 2007

Garelu(urad dal vada)





INGREDIENTS:
Urad dal......2 cups
Salt.......as required
Oil.......for frying

METHOD:

  1. Soak urad dal in water for 8 hours.
  2. Grind it with very less quantity of water.It should be bit hard.Add salt.
  3. On a plastic sheet/aluminum foil/wax paper put some oil.Take a small round shaped ball of grinned urad dal .put it on the oiled wax paper and make it flat with a small round at the center.
  4. Fry it in the oil till it gets a good brown color.
TENE GARELU:



For tene garelu...make sugar syrup with 1/2 cup of sugar and 1/2 c of water.
Immense the fried vada in the syrup while it is hot.Turn the vada both sides.
Take out.Repeat with the other vada.

KARAM GARELU:(spicy vada)



For Spicy vada ...add some chopped green chillies ,coconut pieces ,onion(optional) ,chopped curry leaves and coriander leaves to the grinned vada mix .Shape them like garelu and fry them in the oil.

NOTE:
I fermented the vada batter because i used a mixie to grind it.To my knowledge if we use a mixie ,and we immediately fry the vadas they will become very hard.If u use a wet grinder it is recommended to fry immediately after grinding the batter.I follow like this.U can use whatever way u like it.

10 comments:

Cynthia said...

Swapna, I want some of this with green mango chutney. My mouth is watering at the prospect. :)

RML said...

Hi Swapna,

The garelu are mouth watering.
I am drooling here.....Great festive foods presentation.
Congrats! on the blogger award.
I think I am the first one today here? yeppie!
Have a Nice weekend!
Madhuri

indosungod said...

Swapna love these vadais, yours looks golden and lovely.
I have never tried or tasted the sweet version though!

Padma said...

Nice collection of garelu recipes Swapna! Grelu looks so fluffy and crisp...

Suma Gandlur said...

Swapna, garelu vooristhunnayi. Great.

SeeC said...

Perfect !!!
I never get them so perfectly

Sreelu said...

Swapna, Tene Garalu too much unnayai.wish I could take a bite

swapna susarla said...

Hi all
thanku very much for ur words.

Asha said...

YUM!!! I can't cook much until next week but craving for these!:))

Taste of Mysore said...

Swapna I admire the way you have kept the hole in btw. I try my best to do it ;)) They are droolworthy. Btw I fry them immediately after grinding in mixie they turn crispy out n soft inside. Never tried to ferment the batter, will try next time.