Hi if your medu vada has to be very crispy and tasty the tips is u have to keep the dough for 20 min in fridge and fry it in oil .the taste is yummy.try it.
Can u please also tell me how u have washed the poha. 2-3 times I bought thick poha but I dont know because of the expiry date or I dont know how to wash the poha, each & every piece of poha get stick with each other . When I saw ur recepie, each & every flake of poha was non-sticky (khila hua poha which my husband likes very much) .
@sohan181 am from south so there they don usually grind everything as we need only its flavour or aroma not its masala so don grind it better chop it n add,,, and if u add finely chopped curry leaves, it gives a unique south indian touch,,,
I love Show Me THe Curry videos but there are a lot that the volume recorded is just too low and can not be heard. I LOVE that fact that to two put in the ingridients need into your shows, that isawesone. Love your work keep up the great job.
can I just grind rice in a coffee grinder to get the cream of rice or do i need to get the granulated kind from the store (like baby cereal) can't wait to make some!!
Well, this recipe does not need it, but the granulated rice (Idli Rava) you get from the Indian store is actually parboiled rice. So, grinding rice in a coffee grinder is not the same.
can we store them in the fridge? if yes for how long and how do we store it?also can i make the batter a day in advance and fry them in the morning, so that before going to work, i wouldn't have to work so hard in the morning. btw thank you so much for the recipe it looks really good and mouth watering.
We have never tried making the batter in advance, but the thing about Medu Vada batter is that it should not sit around and ferment. It soaks up a lot of oil this way.
Hmmmm it's mouth watering Ulud Vadaa !! I have an idea for u to improve. In kitchen shops u can buy little do nut makers may be around A$10 it has alloy mold with hole in the middle with a metal rod. U can pour the mix to the mould and dip it to the oil and it will automatically come out of the mould when it get cooked..when it comes out its very nice shaped Ulud Vadaa...This is just an idea only...Thx 4 sharing ur receipes on Utube. Pushpa-Brisbane
Actually I respect the fact that they have some form of American Accent. Cuz here in America people make fun of Indian accent. I showed this vedio to my american friends n they loved it. So PEEKABOOM learn to respect others and don't be so judgemental.
It helps to add cold water, so as not to heat up the batter while grinding , as we add very less water it tends to heat up because of the blender motor's effort.
You boil a small potato.. mash it and add it to the batter.... when fried the potato gives that powdery crispiness. I am not making this up! I remember my mom saying that this was the secret
Baking powder is NEVER added in traditional vadas, also the bak.pwdr will do nothing for crispiness. The vadas are a soft-spongy-crispy by itself with the plain urad dal alone. However to get that extra crispiness, add a handful of rice flour to the batter and fold it in. This is better than the trick used in restaurants which is to fry vadas till three-quarters done and re-fry them again to get that extra crispiness. Not so healthy, this second method.
can u tell any tips to make the vada soft...well i made this...but wen i grinded urad dal i added just very lil water...so it was very easy to makeball out of it..and put in the hole at the centre...but vada was nt very soft..is dat the reason?pls reply...
Can we have a video on how to make sev-khamni? I'm a Southie marrying a Gujarati and her mom made it for me once and I was sold on that dish. :o) Too bad she never really made it again. Apparently it's a little complicated, I heard.
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Its called "Medu Vadai" in Tamil and is a tamilian recipe, meaning soft vadai.. but it is crisp outside and soft inside. Finely chopped onions are usually added to the paste along with other ingredients in TamilNadu, which will be usually saute'd in the oil. thanks for the video. it was great.
Pretty cool...
It's like a savory indian donut ;o)
I definitely want to try more indian recipes in the future.
BellaOfBacardi 2 months ago
Hi if your medu vada has to be very crispy and tasty the tips is u have to keep the dough for 20 min in fridge and fry it in oil .the taste is yummy.try it.
Nraj80 3 months ago
My vada was crispy and hard. What do I have to add to make it soft
creative2011able 4 months ago
@creative2011able If they were hard have a look here, maybe can help you: /watch?v=DwiDbLfHnjI&feature=related
Florabela69 3 months ago
@creative2011able
I think my mom puts some Baking soda in it. Has anyone else heard of that?
MaginificientMimi 1 day ago
Can u please also tell me how u have washed the poha. 2-3 times I bought thick poha but I dont know because of the expiry date or I dont know how to wash the poha, each & every piece of poha get stick with each other . When I saw ur recepie, each & every flake of poha was non-sticky (khila hua poha which my husband likes very much) .
MrsBhawnakhanna1 5 months ago
hi
great recipe thanks i just waned to know if i can grind every thing togather the dal and spices can anyone tell me thanks
sohan181 5 months ago
@sohan181 : Yes, you can.
ShowMeTheCurry 5 months ago
@sohan181 am from south so there they don usually grind everything as we need only its flavour or aroma not its masala so don grind it better chop it n add,,, and if u add finely chopped curry leaves, it gives a unique south indian touch,,,
wsppp6 5 months ago
how long do you cook your vadai for and what is the temperature?
IndianaBullshit 6 months ago
u can take help of wet cotton cloth 4 the shape of medu vada or making hole in it. good luck
hotheadali 6 months ago
Indian donuts... Interesting...
MsOutspokenOutcast 7 months ago
I bet if you put icing on it , it would taste just like a donut. Anyway its nice to see good looking women that can cook too.
blarson12 7 months ago
HI GIRLS,
It'd be good if you could boost the sound. Recipe presentation is excellent, though. Thank you for your efforts.
CurryPaki 8 months ago
medhu not medu
sf49ersrule 9 months ago
The Vadas look very good. Where do you get your utensils? The fry pan and ladle used seem very nice. I would love to know where to find them.
SuperUtubeian 10 months ago
I love Show Me THe Curry videos but there are a lot that the volume recorded is just too low and can not be heard. I LOVE that fact that to two put in the ingridients need into your shows, that isawesone. Love your work keep up the great job.
nnrincon30 11 months ago
@nnrincon30
Sorry about that...we've since acquired better sound equipment. Hopefully you'll get to see some of our newer videos.
ShowMeTheCurry 10 months ago
how long will a vada be soft after making it?
rajinirulez 11 months ago
@rajinirulez
The vada stays crispy for a while but if you keep them in a warm oven, they will stay crispy for a longer time.
ShowMeTheCurry 10 months ago
is the vada very soft?
rajinirulez 11 months ago
If I can't get urad dal, can I use yellow moong dal ( yellow split peas)?
LovedByMeBeautifully 11 months ago
@LovedByMeBeautifully
You can use moong dal but it won't have the taste and texture of medu vada.
ShowMeTheCurry 11 months ago
how do i make the sambhar
kanika1283 1 year ago
@kanika1283
We also have a video for sambar...please take a look at our channel or our website ShowMeTheCurry (dot) com.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
where did the asofoteda go????
sharik4ever 1 year ago
@sharik4ever : In the batter.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
Great videos. I could watch you ladies cook all day.
MrUndenied 1 year ago
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kranthi12 1 year ago
Refrigerated leftovers can be boiled in water, and then you can add cold yogurt to it to make dahi vada. Garnish well!
BalooGoogle 1 year ago
can I just grind rice in a coffee grinder to get the cream of rice or do i need to get the granulated kind from the store (like baby cereal) can't wait to make some!!
hubavai 1 year ago
@hubavai
Well, this recipe does not need it, but the granulated rice (Idli Rava) you get from the Indian store is actually parboiled rice. So, grinding rice in a coffee grinder is not the same.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
can we store them in the fridge? if yes for how long and how do we store it?also can i make the batter a day in advance and fry them in the morning, so that before going to work, i wouldn't have to work so hard in the morning. btw thank you so much for the recipe it looks really good and mouth watering.
oink714 1 year ago
@oink714
We have never tried making the batter in advance, but the thing about Medu Vada batter is that it should not sit around and ferment. It soaks up a lot of oil this way.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
Nathapushpa, could you pl. tell me the store you bought the donut maker and the brand.
rzed1234 1 year ago
Hmmmm it's mouth watering Ulud Vadaa !! I have an idea for u to improve. In kitchen shops u can buy little do nut makers may be around A$10 it has alloy mold with hole in the middle with a metal rod. U can pour the mix to the mould and dip it to the oil and it will automatically come out of the mould when it get cooked..when it comes out its very nice shaped Ulud Vadaa...This is just an idea only...Thx 4 sharing ur receipes on Utube. Pushpa-Brisbane
nathapushpa 1 year ago
@nathapushpa
Thanks...that sounds like an interesting idea.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
U ladies are awesome!! i love making ur dishes ,thy are delicious and easy to make. thanks!!
shalini13784 1 year ago
I tried making vadas using this recipe. They did not have the desired softness inside. Can anybody help me. Thanks
abhiramimuthu 1 year ago
It is very important to whip the batter and aerate it to get the vadas to be soft and fluffy.
ShowMeTheCurry 1 year ago
Thank you for the solution.I will try whipping next time and get more air into the batter.
abhiramimuthu 1 year ago
Actually I respect the fact that they have some form of American Accent. Cuz here in America people make fun of Indian accent. I showed this vedio to my american friends n they loved it. So PEEKABOOM learn to respect others and don't be so judgemental.
powerofpaper 1 year ago 7
americans make fun of indian accent...the world makes fun of stupid, fat, sue-divorce-porn-nude cheerleader greedy americans lol....
lavakava 1 year ago
european-american women dress and act like sluts hehe
lavakava 1 year ago
Your recipes are all good but you really don't the fake American accent and those shallow sounding laughs in between.
Peekaboom123 2 years ago
hetal doesn not have a fake accent. she sounds like any american. the other one sounds off but other than that i like evrything else.
userss00 2 years ago
It helps to add cold water, so as not to heat up the batter while grinding , as we add very less water it tends to heat up because of the blender motor's effort.
sugeebug 2 years ago
Hi guys! Thanks for uploading this!
I like my vadais to be a bit crispy, do you guys know if theres anything i can add to get that?
I'd appreciate any suggestions,thanks!
Prodigalscribe 2 years ago
These vada are pretty crispy without adding anything else to it.
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
You boil a small potato.. mash it and add it to the batter.... when fried the potato gives that powdery crispiness. I am not making this up! I remember my mom saying that this was the secret
karthikbing 2 years ago
Thanks karthikbing, will try it out!
Prodigalscribe 2 years ago
Adding a bit of Rice flour can crispyfy anything.
(yes, crispyfy is a word!)
hityou123 2 years ago 7
ha ha :) very innovative..
thank you will definitly give it a go!
Prodigalscribe 2 years ago
I like that word "'crispify"
pariapsara 2 years ago
Add a bit of baking powder. Dont add too much or it will make your badas breakup while frying. But urad dal paste is crispy by itself when deepfried.
nitolbot 2 years ago
Baking powder is NEVER added in traditional vadas, also the bak.pwdr will do nothing for crispiness. The vadas are a soft-spongy-crispy by itself with the plain urad dal alone. However to get that extra crispiness, add a handful of rice flour to the batter and fold it in. This is better than the trick used in restaurants which is to fry vadas till three-quarters done and re-fry them again to get that extra crispiness. Not so healthy, this second method.
villagebelle 2 years ago 2
well. if u want ur vada's crispy you can add some corn flour.
bubbyrajd 2 years ago
The watch the trick given on Vahchef, how to make the vadais crispy.
kishorbl 2 years ago 2
You could've shown what it looked like on the inside.
EliteXtasy 2 years ago
can u tell any tips to make the vada soft...well i made this...but wen i grinded urad dal i added just very lil water...so it was very easy to makeball out of it..and put in the hole at the centre...but vada was nt very soft..is dat the reason?pls reply...
munni519 2 years ago
that recipe looka cool..u guys showed it in a simple manner..thanks ..
i am gonna try this..
munni519 2 years ago
Can we have a video on how to make sev-khamni? I'm a Southie marrying a Gujarati and her mom made it for me once and I was sold on that dish. :o) Too bad she never really made it again. Apparently it's a little complicated, I heard.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
SYLFan2008 2 years ago
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chiliz999 2 years ago
Its called "Medu Vadai" in Tamil and is a tamilian recipe, meaning soft vadai.. but it is crisp outside and soft inside. Finely chopped onions are usually added to the paste along with other ingredients in TamilNadu, which will be usually saute'd in the oil. thanks for the video. it was great.
decflower2 2 years ago
hi, can i use urad daal powder in this recipe. i have urad daal powder and i want to made this now. great recipe.thanks.
shadhin2007 2 years ago
We've never tried it urad powder but would imagine that the texture would be too smooth. Usually, the daal is ground a little coarse.
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
what about asofeatida? where and when does it go??
riap99 2 years ago
oops! Asafoetida (hing) should go in with the ginger/green chilies, and black pepper. Thanks!
ShowMeTheCurry 2 years ago
you people are making better south indian food than most south indians I have seen. Great Job.
ashatut 2 years ago
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puzzledabul 3 years ago
nice, i always love medu vada...i put fresh coconut pieces in the batter..it tastes good too...
yoursnilu 3 years ago