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Masala Sambar Vada: Breakfast Recipe
Sambar vada is a staple South Indian dish that is prepared for breakfast. It is either enjoyed with chutney or with sambar. Vadas are crisp and can taste delicious either ways. You can either dip it in hot sambar or just have it crisp with coconut chutney.
If you want to bring a change in the taste of the sambar vada, then you can add masala to it. Masala sambar vada are prepared with aromatic spices like black pepper and also has chopped onion in it. Check out this breakfast recipe.
Masala sambar vada for breakfast:
Serves:
10-15
vadas
Preparation
time:
10
minutes
Cooking
time:
30
minutes

Ingredients
- Urad dal- 2 cups
- Onions-2 (inely chopped)
- Black pepper- ½ tsp
- Red chilli powder- 1tsp
- Curry leaves- 3-4 (chopped)
- Coriander leaves- 1tbsp (chopped)
- Salt- as per taste
- Oil- 1 cup
Procedure
Soak
urad
dal
in
water
for
3-4
hours
to
prepare
soft
masala
vadas.
Now
ground
it
into
a
fine
paste
and
put
it
in
a
strainer.
This
allows
excess
water
to
drain
away
easily.
In
a
bowl,
mix
grounded
paste
with
salt,
black
pepper,
onions,
red
chilli
powder,
curry
and
coriander
leaves.
Heat
oil
in
a
frying
pan.
Make
round
vadas
with
your
wet
hands..
dig
a
small
hole
with
your
finger
tip.
When
the
oil
starts
steaming,
slowly
dip
the
masala
vadas
in
the
oil
and
fry
on
a
medium
flame.
When
both
the
sides
become
golden
brown
and
look
crisp,
strain
and
keep
aside.
Serve these masala vadas hot with coconut chutney.



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