Ingredients :
Thick Poha / Thick Rice Flakes : 1 cup
Green Chilli Paste to taste
Salt to taste
Method :
1. Soak the poha in water for 10 minutes and drain.
2.Mash the rice flakes and add the salt, red chilli paste and hing and mix well. Sprinkle little water and combine well.
3. Make small round shape papads on a plastic sheet and dry them in hot sun.
4. One day of hot sun light is enough for drying them.
5.When dried well, remove from the sheet and store in a airtight container.
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What an exciting and creative post! Reminded me of those days when my grandma used to make me sit down and guard the vadiums from crows! You've inspired me to make some. Will make a small batch first and try it out. Love!
ReplyDeleteSimply delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow wonderful vadiyalu ... Love them ..
ReplyDeletevery lovely and innovative too.
ReplyDeleteMy MIL makes this for us and we loved this vadams...
ReplyDeletethe traditional and homemade fryums are always great...they look yummy..kids will love these for sure..
ReplyDeleteCrispy fryums looks fabulous,can have it alone with sambar rice..
ReplyDeleteI second Priya..All I need is Sambar rice...Awesome Vadiyams
ReplyDeleteSuperb vadagams.. need some to munch..
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Homemade fryums are great.....urs looks yummy!!
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Oh wow!!! I am pleasantly surprised to see that these fritters are still made at home. Kudos to you!!! Loved the post :)
ReplyDeletechala simple ga undhi and I bet the taste would be just as good!!
ReplyDeleteHome made frys..beautiful..superb
ReplyDeleteDelicious fritters looks yumm.
ReplyDeletegot nostalgic about the good old vadagam times with amma ! lovely
ReplyDeleteNeat idea .. looks great :)
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Memu saggubiyyam vadyiyalu pettettappudu, lastlo migilinadatlo atukulu kalipi pedatham. Your version seems simpler. I will have to try this in Summer. Still don't know when summer will be in our parts. :)
ReplyDeleteadpoly recipe...very tempting pics..my MIl prepare this n give me..now having confidence to prepare it my own..:))
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The fryums look very lovely...I'd crunch them!
ReplyDeleteLove it Hari :P these make the meals more enjoyable ...
ReplyDeleteLooks super delicious. I love them.
ReplyDeleteI make the same with barugulu and it tastes yummy too. Vadiyalu looks tempting :)
ReplyDeletelove this a lot...
ReplyDeletelooks perfect and crispy dear :)
What a crispy and delicious fryums:-)
ReplyDeleteThat too a easy n simple recipe...This is a keeper recipe for sure:-)
This is so authentic.. reminds me of home-big time:)
ReplyDeleteReva
It's been a long time since I and MIL ventured to make vadams at home...you've really inspired me to take an initiative..A very new recipe
ReplyDeleteCrispy & delicious!!
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Hello dear! This one looks simple but yummy yumm recipe. I havent tried vadams on my own. I have to try this soon. And....shud we add green chillies or red chillies dear??
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ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe hari,deeni sangathi marachipoyam kuda,chala thanx share chesi gurthuchesinanduku.
ReplyDeletemy mom used to make similar vada's .. looks very nice
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