Crunchy Medu wada

Name: Crunchy Medu wada
Total time: 900 s
Yield: 8-10 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 cup split black gram; 1 teaspoon Salt; 2-3 green chilles; 1 inch piece of ginger; 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds; As required Oil for deep frying; 2-3 tablespoons fine semolina (optional)

PV Iyer @pviyer79

Nagpur

#deepfried
Medu Wadas are a very common South-Indian fried snack. I am sharing my way of making them perfect and crunchy everytime.

I have prepared this for my very special guests from #Cookpad team, who have visited my place as a part of a research, and I am sure they liked it very much.

#deepfried
Medu Wadas are a very common South-Indian fried snack. I am sharing my way of making them perfect and crunchy everytime.

I have prepared this for my very special guests from #Cookpad team, who have visited my place as a part of a research, and I am sure they liked it very much.

PV Iyer @pviyer79

Nagpur

#deepfried
Medu Wadas are a very common South-Indian fried snack. I am sharing my way of making them perfect and crunchy everytime.

I have prepared this for my very special guests from #Cookpad team, who have visited my place as a part of a research, and I am sure they liked it very much.

#deepfried
Medu Wadas are a very common South-Indian fried snack. I am sharing my way of making them perfect and crunchy everytime.

I have prepared this for my very special guests from #Cookpad team, who have visited my place as a part of a research, and I am sure they liked it very much.

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Ingredients

10-15 minutes

8-10 servings

1 cupsplit black gram
1 teaspoonSalt
2-3green chilles
1 inchpiece of ginger
1/2 teaspooncumin seeds
As requiredOil for deep frying
2-3 tablespoonsfine semolina (optional)

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Steps

10-15 minutes

1

Wash and soak black gram for 1 hour.
2

Drain the water and grind it to a semi fine paste. Try not to use much water while this process.
3

Add crushed, ginger and chillies. Also add salt and cumin seeds. Mix well with your hands.
4

If you find your batter to be a little loose, then you can add a few tablespoons of fine semolina and let the batter sit for some time and then start frying.
5

Heat oil for frying and test if it's ready by adding small pinch of the batter. It should start coming up immediately. Medium hot oil is perfect for frying wadas, so they are also cooked from the inside.
6

Wet your palms slightly in clean water, take some batter in your hand, make a small whole in the centre and slide it gently in the oil.
7

Repeat the same method and prepare all the wadas. You can also prepare them in any shape you like. Just keep wetting your palms, so the batter just slides easily into the oil.
8

Wadas taste best with chutney and Sambhar. Today I am serving this dish with coriander and coconut chutney.
9

I have prepared this today for my special guests.