Perfect Medhu Vada

Medhu vada made of Urad dhal is an indispensible menu on festivals and special occasions. The morning breakfast with Idli, Pongal and Vada is an unbeatable combo. Who will say No to this crispy, Golden Hot Vadas Isn't it? Though it needs very less ingredients for making, it involves many secret tips to get good perfect medhu vada. Here are some to make perfect Medhu Vadas on this festive season:

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Ingredients for making Medhu Vada:

Urad dal

Green chillies and red chillies

Ginger an inch piece

Salt to taste

Curry Leaves

Coarsely crushed pepper corns

How to make Medhu vada?

Wash the urad dal well and soak in water for 1 hour with chillies.

Drain the water out completely and add other ingredients except peppercorns and grind to fluffy batter adding little water. Finally add peppercorns and mix well with chopped curry leaves

Tips for making Medhu Vada:

Choose good quality whole white Urad dhal called as Madras Ulundhu.

Wash them well and soak for just 30 minutes.30 minutes is enough for grinding in the wet grinder. If you are using mixie soak it for atleast one hour.

While grinding drain the water completely and use cold water to grind either in a wet grinder or regular mixie blender.

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