Baked maddur vada
A crunchy tea time snack and perfect for a winter weekend. Enjoy this delicious South Indian (Karnataka state) snacks…
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Maddur vada is a savoury fritter named after the place near Mysore in the state of Karnataka (South India). These are crispy snacks and goes well with tea and can also be served as anytime snacks.
Here in this recipe I made vadas from rice flour, semolina which are mixed with sliced onion, grated cabbage, curry leaves, asafoetida. I have retained the ingredients of traditional recipe but baked them as a healthy option instead of deep fried.
Yields: 8-10
Preparation time: 1 5 minutes
Baking time: 20-25 minutes
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Posted on January 3, 2015, in Indian, Starters. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
Amazing chitra. Love maddur vada n baked version is awesome
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Thank you Sri…Glad you liked it
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I loved it, brings memories I had them in february 2012 on a street in london..
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Nostolgia…that’s so nice and happy you went nearly 3 years back Bikramjit 🙂
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Looks yumm chitra
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Thank you dear…. glad you liked it…:)
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Can’t wait to try this! Thanks for posting this colorful and healthy treat!
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Thanks a ton for stopping by and appreciating me with your lovely feedback. .. feels good. .. 🙂
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