Maddur Vade

I am sure people who know this snack would at least drool at its name once! A deep fried snack enjoyed anytime of the day ;) Few days back I saw these crispy vades on Chitra Amma's Kitchen and Naale maadthiya ? (will u make them tomorrow?) haan! was my hubby's reaction :D . Added to this already mounted temptation a friend of mine told me that she made M.Vades during our regular harate (chat) and I was all ......J, so I went upon making them.  Thanks to my friends Viji, Mayura and also Chitra Amma for their crispy maddur vade recipe. Here is how they looked like..(they were my share of vades ;) )

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You need the following to make these delicious fried snack :
Onions : 1 cup (onions are chopped into small pieces) (1 cup holds 100ml water)
Green chilli paste : 1 tsp (u can add more if u need spicier vades)
Curry leaves : 5-8 (chopped)
Coriander leaves: 2 tbsp (chopped)
Maida/All purpose flour : 1 cup (1 cup holds 100ml water)
Chiroti rava/semolina: 1/2 cup
Rice Flour: 2tbsp
salt as required
Hot oil : 1/4 cup

Oil for deep frying

Method:
1.Mix all ingredients given above using a spoon.Caution : Do not use  your hands to mix the flour at this stage as hot oil might burn your fingers.
 2.Leave the mixture aside for 15 minutes. The moisture in onions will wet the flour at this stage.
3.If do not intend to deep fry at this stage do not mix the flour with water. You can mix it with water when you want to deep fry. You can also mix partial flour with water and leave the other part. This small tip helps prevent the dough becoming soggy. This is an important step.
4.Heat oil over low flame. When oil is warm start with the next step.
5.If you wish to deep fry vades, sprinkle water over the flour and mix to make dough. The dough here at this stage resembles soft chapathi dough.
6. Pull a small lemon sized dough and pat it on a greased non sticky paper or laminated paper (food wrapping paper in Singapore can be used) to make a nice circle.
7. Transfer these to your fingers (hold it on 4 fingers) and slide them over to hot oil. Be careful.
8. Fry them till they are red and crisp. Drain them on a kitchen towel. Enjoy hot hot vades with coffee or tea.
9. I made masala chai/tea with hot hot vades. If you wish to learn more about Masala Chai you can visit this page : Cooking Station-Masala Tea

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Since you are here, you may like Mint flavored maddur vade ..


45 comments:

  1. Indeed a treat to the hungry eyes!!!

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  2. Maddur vade.. nan favorite snack..
    Mouth watering good looks...Super agide ri

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  3. Wow ! lakshmi ..vade is looking very crispy and tasty ..ee kade 2 kalasi ..plz bayalli neeru barta ide

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  4. EE chalige madhur vde thumba channagirutte..mouthwatering..nanu yavagalu maduthini..ellarigu tumba yishta..

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  5. I want to have the hot masala tea and the vada, looks so yummy.

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  6. I HATE YOOOUUUUU!!!!!

    That's all I can say right now, wish I was there! But I made Majjige Huli for dinner, I might fry these too, never know! ;D

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  7. wow lakshmi Vade looks very delicious..book marked

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  8. wow these look really yummy! with everyone talking in kannada i feel quite at home :D

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  9. wooooooooooooow that s it i can not talk any more let me drool overthem yummm

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  10. lovley click..nd nice combo,..

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  11. Hmm Tea and vade oh would love for the evening

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  12. Yum yum, lucky you!! But, that's all your share is, so little ???? I wouldn't be satisfied with those ;)

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  13. @Maya,
    yaa..calories smalories...is my motto these days :D

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  14. Yummy vadas...never tasted though :(

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  15. Vada and tea and some harate....sounds perfect.
    Now i am tempted to make some.. :)

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  16. Looks crispy and so yummy..i love them..that picture of vadai with coffee is so tempting..

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  17. thats really inviting picture you have. I can have that snack with a cup of tea or coffee

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  18. Oh wow! They look s great Lakshmi! Now you have inspired me to try again!!

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  19. Wow! maddur vade... we ate last year inthe train while going to mysore...with chutney ...slurpppppp! :)nice Lakshmi
    rgds
    Mangala

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  20. I Love maddur vade. I didnt know its so easy to make. Thanks for sharing. I'll it out sometime.

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  21. ahaaa..Maddur vade. I had the fortune of tasting these when you made them...gulum gulum off they went into my tummy when you served them in my plate. It had been ages since I ate them. Now that you have provided the recipe, this weekend is reserved for making Maddur Vade.

    Thank you, Lakshmi for the yummy vade.

    Cheers,
    Sandhya

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  22. looks so tempting..having my coffee now and craving to take this vadas dear.. again tepmting with cuppa tea along with vada... HM?!....

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  23. Mysore-Bangalore odaduvaga, train nalli atleast 2-3 maddur vade thogondu thinta idwi..,though we were cribbing that, it was not good, we used to eat..
    I'm missing those days.., ur pictures are very good..
    ee vardalle madthene :)

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  24. yum yum maddur vade .. sooperaagige .. its been ages since i made these

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  25. Looks crispy n delicious LG...would love to pick one from the picture..

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  26. hmmmmmmmm I love madur vade and look at the wonderful combo madur vade and tea.sakkath!

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  27. so what if it is a sinful, calorie loaded, non-nutritious snack ? I never fight temptation when it comes to good old Maddur Vade. Judging by the sizzling picture, I'm sure your hubby would have cooed : "Naalenoo maadthiya, haan ?"

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  28. vade with cofee is very much tempting.

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  29. Oooh, I LOVE maddur vade! I always make it a point to stop at Maddur Tiffany's on the way to Mysore and have their delicious vades! This looks great, LG!

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  30. This savory fried treat sounds like an ideal afternoon snack!

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  31. Hi Lakshmi,

    Lovely recipe. I tried your recipe and came out very very well. I will post it in my blog soon referring to you. Thanks for the recipe

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  32. naanu maaduve kane...slurp...mouth watering lakshmi. wish u were in Dallas

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  33. Never eaten this snack...looks yummy...will surely try it out.

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  34. Anonymous29 June, 2011

    Hi Lakshmi,
    I did Maddur vade during the weekend as my son wanted it. Today, I shared it with my colleagues. They all loved it and I've shared your recipe link to all of them.

    I am also from Bangalore and many felt they got transported to Maddur for few minutes after eating the Vade :-)

    Thanks,
    Mina.

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  35. @Mina,

    Thank you very much for your lovely feedback. They made my day.

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  36. hello, ivattu maddur vadey thinna beku antha anisitu, google maadidey, nimma site banthu ... sakhattagidey nimma recipe!! makkalu thumba enjoy maadidru!! thank you!!

    i want to let you know some variations that i tried, it worked great!

    instead of chillies, i used saarina pudi and dhaniya pudi ... my kids dont like chillies!!

    instead of plain hot oil during mixing the dough, i used arshina/saasivey/ingu vaggarney ... sakhattagittu!!

    also, instead of patting on baking paper, i patted on my hand ... solpa neerina kai maadikobeku ... works very well!!

    thanks again for your great recipe, very authentic taste, maddurigey hogi thinda haagey aaytu!!

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  37. @ Nagesh,

    Tumba dhanyavadagalu Nagesh.

    Lakshmi

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  38. hi Lakshmi:
    nimma Maddur Vade recipe thumbaa channagi banthu - dhanyavaadagalu. Sariyaada proportion aagithu, we all enjoyed it a lot..
    Thanks again,
    Kalyani
    http://itsnotmadrasi.blogspot.com/2011/11/maddur-vade-and-karnataka-connection.html

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  39. @ Kalyani,
    Thanks a bunch my dear for posting the feedback.

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  40. I tried this. Came out pretty good. Thanks for the recipe.

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  41. Thank you Uma Mohan. This kind of feedback keeps me in good spirits.

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  42. Don't we add gram flour to this recipe?

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  43. @Anonymous, No gramflour is added to this recipe.

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