Do you want to try out a new, healthy in your kitchen, then do try it. Keerai Vada is a crispy vada prepared with the combination of lentils and green leaves and served as an evening snacks along with a cup of hot tea or coffee. ts a famous thing in the evenings at South Indian tea shops. Its crispy and crunchy and goes perfectly well with tea.
Pluck the Cheera leaves from the stems of the Cheera Plants, wash and cut them into small pieces and keep the pieces separately.
Clean, wash and cut the Ginger, Green Chilli, Shallots/Onion and Curry leaves into small pieces and keep them separately.
Clean, wash and cut the Ginger, Green Chilli, Shallots/Onion and Curry leaves into small pieces and keep them separately.
Clean, wash and grind the Kadala Parippu (as grinding for Dhal Vadas) and keep it aside.
Add the pieces of Ginger, Green Chillis, Shallots/Onion and Cuyrry leaves into the grinded Parippu along with chopped Cheera (Spinach) leaves and required quantity of Salt and mix them properly and keep this dough separately for about half-an-hour
After about half-an-hour, take the dough in small quantities in hand (depending on the size of Vadas that you want to make) and make small balls and then flatten them as shown in the above picture
Heat Oil in a Cheenachatti and put these flattened dough into the hot oil and stir it.
When one side of the Vadas are cooked properly, turn it to other side and cook that side also properly.
When both sides of the Vadas are cooked properly, take them out from the oil by using a Spatula and keep them in a Plate.
Hot Cheera (Spinach) Vadas are ready. These Vadas can serve along with Sauce/Chutney
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SobhaKesavan
Myself, Sobha Kesavan, a retired Accountant in a MNC based in Delhi, where I was staying for 26 years. Afterwards, moved to Bangalore and stayed there for about 4 years and then shifted to my native place ( in Thrissur district), Kerala, along with my husband. My two sons and both daughters-in-law are working out of Kerala as Software Engineers.
I have immense passion for gardening and have been doing it since my stay in Delhi and most of
the ingredients (vegetables) used in my recipes are home grown. I am interested in cooking mostly North Indian and South Indian cuisines. The recipes shared in pachakam.com from my end would definitely tickle your taste buds.
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