Farali Pattice/ Buff vada

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Farali Pattice is a Gujarati recipe mostly consumed during the fasting period (vrat). Farali Patties are an easy snack prepared with a coconut and crushed peanuts filling and mashed potato. This fasting recipe is best to serve with dhaniya Chutney and Imli Chutney. These fried farali patties are also known as Buff Vada or Farali Kachori or Upvas Kachori and are a favourite in the state of Gujarat.
Farali Pattice/ Buff vada
#EC
#week2
#cookpadindia
Farali Pattice is a Gujarati recipe mostly consumed during the fasting period (vrat). Farali Patties are an easy snack prepared with a coconut and crushed peanuts filling and mashed potato. This fasting recipe is best to serve with dhaniya Chutney and Imli Chutney. These fried farali patties are also known as Buff Vada or Farali Kachori or Upvas Kachori and are a favourite in the state of Gujarat.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
For outer layer- First of all, boil the potatoes, peel them and mash them. Add arrowroot and salt and mix.
- 2
Now take the ingredients of the stuffing as mention above. Mix it well Take a small portion from the masala and make small balls.
- 3
Take a large portion from the potato mixture and make patties filled with the stuffing masala.(cover with outer layer).Coat it with tapkir/ arrowroot flour. Heat oil in a pan and fry all the patties on medium flame until golden.
- 4
The Farali patties are ready. Serve them with Farali green chutney and imli chutney.
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