I made this when i had some guests for dinner. It was very good and fairly easy. Frying part was time consuming and boring as with any other deep fried stuff :))
Ingredients :
Rice - 1 cup
Channa daal - 1/2 cup
Toor Daal - 1/2 cup
Red chillies - 10
Hing - 1/2 spoon
Salt to taste
Method :
Wash and soak rice, channa daal and toor daal for couple of hours. Add redchillies, hing, salt and grind with very little water. Pat them into small discs and deep fry in oil till they are golden brown. The oil should be between medium and medium high. If it is too high, the inside of the vadas will remain uncooked.
Everyone loved it,especially my first son and my husband.
Note : You can add chopped onions and cilantro if you want. I didn't add onions as i made these on a saturday. Also, you dont have to shape them like vadas, you can just drop the batter with spoon. Taste is what matters, right? :-)
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this is another wonderful evening snack for this weather
Delicious ones Vibaas...very ideal evening snack :)
can you parcel some and send to Seattle? :)
these look yummy!
Nice job.. I agree taste is what matters, your fritters looks great too.
Wonderful kunukku. A favourite in my household. I had a post on Kunukku last month.
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We usually spoon the batter. Look good ur kunukku!
thanks all.
@Indhu...sure it's coming your way ;-)
Yummy snack...perfect evening snack with tea..
Looks crispy nd perfect...nice snack
Ya we too don't mind the shape and just make like pakodas,I have not tried of my own still :) Looks tempting!
Anything deepfried i just love it and this looks really good.
One of my favourite, looks prefect!
lovely snack for this winter
This is one favourite snack of mine and we do this whenever I have leftover adai batter. Its ages since I had them and your post just reminded me I should have them soon:).
yummy recipe .. i love fritters
Wonderful snack with a hot of tea.
kunukku looks nice crispy and yumm; nice snack for tea time!!
Cute and prettu name...Kunukku looks crispy and yummyyyyyy.
Never thought of trying kunukku with adai batter. sounds delicious.
You can send this to EC's WYF_tea snacks event.
thanks all.
Jayasree, thanks for the suggestion. i will definitely send it.
Perfect with evening tea.
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Yummy snack with tea! Great way to use up the batter as well.
who says no to fried food? :D
looks yummy...good way to use up adai maavu.
They look simple to make and a good snack.
Nice idea & perfect snack for tea time.
First time here, very neat and lovely space. I loved ur breakfast index they are so healthy and innovative. Kunukku is new to me and sounds interesting. Keep rocking dear!!!
Hey long time...hope u r doing fine.Kunukkus looks wonderful.I ahve always tried making this using Idly dosa batter not with Adai...sounds interesting.
Wishing you and your family a very Happy and Prosperous New Year dear!!!!!
Fritters look really cute n adorable,yep frying them is pretty much time consuming n standing near the heat is little difficult to handle.Wonderful blog.Following you.
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