Alasanda Vada Recipe 2 | Bobbarlu Vada | Black Eyed Peas (Lobia) Fritters
>> Thursday, May 3, 2012
Life can be really a challenge when you are alone and have planned to do certain things. Yet so many other things come up that you hardly find yourself doing them. I planned to blog this Alasanda Vada a while back, yet after two hours I found myself where I began.
Alasanda Vada is a very famous deep fried fritters from Andhra. And I have already blogged about it when Athamma made it first. I have many nostalgic memories related with Alasandallu and there is never a time that passes by that I don't remember them when I think of Black Eyed Pea. Though Amma used to make these regularly during our childhood, I was surprised that I haven't blogged about the way Amma makes. Of course today's recipe is also not the actually one from what I remember but rather with a twist that she found to be quite useful
So while I contemplate on how else I will occupy myself, I will leave you to enjoy the delicious snacks I managed to click pictures.
You can also try Alasanda Carrot Vada
You can also try Alasanda Carrot Vada
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| Alasanda Vada |
Soaking Time : 5 hours/ Over night
Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : Time for deep frying
Makes - 10 small Vadas
Ingredients Needed:
Alasanda / Black Eyed Pea - 1 cup
Besan / Gram Flour - 1/4 cup
Onions - 1 medium
Green Chilies - 3 long
Curry leaves handful
Oil for deep frying
How to make the Alasanda Vada
Wash and soak the peas for 5 hours. Change water and grind to a coarse batter along with 1 green chilies making sure you grind with just a tbsp of water.
Remove to a bowl and add chopped onions, curry leaves, green chilies, salt and besan. Mix well to form balls.
Heat a kadai with oil and simmer when the oil is hot.
Pat down the dough as discs and gently deep fry them in oil.
Serve hot.
I know the pictures turned out to be little more dark than I expected. Well I couldn't really expect it to be better as it was pretty late when I clicked these pictures and there were serious treat of these disappearing. so I did the best I could.




9 comments:
We often make Alasanda pappu cutlet at home as we get plenty of them from our farm. I thought of giving a try after making kollu vada. Now I am tempted so much to prepare after seeing this vada. Looks very additive.
Love them, anytime :)
Very tasty looking alasanda vadalu...all these goodies bring back memories of home..
Traditional and delicious vada.. looks perfect !!
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yummy and tasty.........
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Super duper crispy vadas..
My MIL makes this sometimes..like the crispness in them and they are quite filling vadas. Enjoy your 'me time' Valli :)
Super Valli. The fritters look so crispy, I guess I should try them soon.
These are quite similar to the Chana dal vada...interesting way to use up black eyed peas :)
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