Alu Vadi – Marathi Recipe

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Alu Vadi - Marathi Recipe
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Alu vadi is a snack that is popular in Maharashtra and Gujarat. Colocasia or Alu leaves are stuffed and rolled. These are steamed and then shallow or deep fried to make delicious snack. Do try this recipe at home and do not forget to like and comment.

Alu Vadi - Marathi Recipe
Alu Vadi - Marathi Recipe

Alu Vadi - Marathi Recipe

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Nutrition facts: 200 Calories 20 grams Fat
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Ingredients

  • 10 tbsp Besan / Chick pea flour
  • 2 tbsp Rice flour
  • 1 tsp Red chili powder
  • 1/4 tsp Turmeric powder
  • Salt to taste
  • 5~6 tbsp Tamarind Jaggery Pulp
  • Water
  • 2 Bunches of Alu / Colocasia leaves
  • Oil for frying
  • 1 tbsp While sesame seeds
  • 1/2 tsp Oil

Instructions

  • Take besan in a bowl.
  • Add rice flour, red chili powder, turmeric powder, and salt.
  • Mix dry ingredients well.
  • Take tamarind and jaggery in the same proportion.
  • Soak in water or boil together.
  • When it cools down, mash and take tamarind jaggery pulp.
  • Add tamarind jaggary pulp. Mix well.
  • Add a little water at a time and make a little thick paste.
  • The consistency of the batter should neither too thick nor too thin. It should be easily spread.
  • Beat the batter really good until it becomes light. The batter is already.
  • Wash and dry the alu leaves.
  • Take a leaf and cut its stalk as close to leaf as possible.
  • Flip it over and roll with a rolling pin. This reduces the shallowness of the leaf and helps in making the leaves a little flat.
  • Take the biggest as the base leaf.
  • Take the batter and spread it evenly all over the leaf.
  • Spread the batter with hands. You can use a spoon too.
  • Take a smaller leaf and put it above the first leaf.
  • Spread the batter again over it.
  • You can use as many leaves as you want.
  • Fold the base part of the leaves first and spread the batter on it again.
  • Fold the sides and spread the batter again.
  • Start making the roll. Spread batter over each fold.
  • Do not make a too tight roll.
  • Heat up 1” water in the cooker. You can use an idly cooker too.
  • Take a pot and add 1/2” water in it. Place the pot in the cooker.
  • Grease a dish really good with oil and place it on the pot.
  • Put the rolls with a sealed side facing down on the dish.
  • Remove the whistle of the cooker. Do not remove the ring.
  • Close the lid and steam on medium heat for 15 minutes.
  • Let it cool down and cut into about 1/2” wide pieces.
  • The thinner is the vadi, the crispier it will be.
  • Heat up oil. Drop the vadi in oil and fry until it turns nice reddish from both sides.
  • Take alu vadi out of oil, drain excess oil, and transfer them into a plate.
  • Take sesame seeds in a tadka pan and add oil in it.
  • Fry it nicely and add on fried alu vadi.
  • Alu vadi is already.
  • You can make a roll and keep them in a zip lock bag. You can store these bags in the freezer for about 2-3 months.
  • You also can store the bag in the freeze for about a week.
  • Take it out 1 hour before making, bring it to room temperature, fry it, and eat.

Notes

  • For making alu vadi, use 1 tbsp besan for 1 alu leaf.
  • Try to use leaves that have a black stalk.
  • You can add coriander powder and cumin powder if you want.
  • Tamarind jiggery reduces the itchiness of alu leaves.
  • If you make roll too tight, it may remain raw from inside while frying. Make a little loose roll only.
  • Fry vadi on low to medium heat. Do not fry on high heat.
  • You can deep fry or shallow fry alu vadi as you like. You can have these without frying too.

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Geeta
Geeta
September 3, 2021 9:25 am

Very much authentic Maharashtrian recipe. Simple and easy. Thanks dear.

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