Directions
Vrat Ke Dahi Vade
Ingredients
For Bhalle
Samak Chawal (सनक के चावल) – ½ cup
Oil (तेल) – 2 tbsp
Peppercorn (काली मिर्च) –
Cumin (जीरा) – 2 tsp
Green chilli, chopped (हरि मिर्च) – 2 nos
Ginger, chopped (अदरक) – 2 tsp
Water (पानी) – 1½ cups
Sendha namak (सेंधा नमक) – 1 tsp
Boiled potato, medium (उबला आलू) – 2 nos
Coriander, chopped (ताज़ा धनिया) – handful
Sendha namak (सेंधा नमक) – to taste
Oil (तेल) – for deep frying
For Soaking
Water (पानी) – 3 cups
Curd (दही) – 2 tbsp
Sendha Namak (सेंधा नमक) – ½ tsp
FOR SWEET CURD
Curd (दही) – 2 cups
Sugar (चीनी) – 5 tbsp
Sendha namak (सेंधा नमक) – a pinch
For Khatti Meethi Vrat Ki Chutney
Water (पानी) – 3 cups
Anardana powder (अनारदाना) – ¼ cup
Amchur (अमचूर) – ½ cup
Ginger, grated (अदरक) – 1 tbsp
Roasted cumin, pounded (भुना जीरा) – 1 tbsp
Black pepper powder (काली मिर्च) – ½ tsp
Sendha Namak (सेन्धा नमक) to taste
Gur, grated (गुड़) – ½ cup
For garnish
Green chilli, chopped (हरि मिर्च)
Ginger julienne (अदरक के लच्छे)
Roasted cumin powder (भुना जीरा)
Pomegranate seeds (अनार)
Coriander sprigs (ताज़ा धनिया)
Steps
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For vrat ke dahi vade, Wash and drain samak rice (barnyard millet), and crush some black pepper. Heat some oil in a pan and temper with black pepper, cumin, chopped green chillies, and ginger. Add some water, sendha namak (rock salt), and let it come to a boil. Once the water is boiling, add the samak rice and keep stirring thoroughly to avoid clumping. Cook until the mixture reaches a dough-like consistency. Transfer it onto a plate, and once it reaches room temperature, add grated boiled potatoes, chopped coriander, and more sendha namak, and knead until it comes together. Roll out vade/bhalle and deep fry them in oil until light golden brown. |
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For dipping, In a bowl, add water, curd, and sendha namak. Whisk it all together and add the vade to soak for five minutes. For sweet curd, Whisk sugar and curd together with a pinch of sendha namak. Assemble the dahi vade on a plate and garnish with ginger juliennes, chopped green chillies, pomegranate seeds, and coriander sprigs. |