If you want something crispy, an excellent munchies for your cup of tea or coffee for your evening snacks, you should check my today's instant vadas loaded with onions. Very simple to make, these vadas are completely instant and no grinding is needed. Apart from chopping onions and green chillies, these crispy poha aka rice flakes vadas are very quick to prepare. Usually vadas are prepared by soaking dals for more than two hours and grinding them as bit coarse paste or smooth paste depending the dals. These poha vadas are prepared by just soaking thin rice flakes for just few minutes. Once they are soaked , drain them and mash them nicely with your fingers to make as a thick paste, add the chopped onions, chopped green chillies and spices to the paste, shape them as vadas and fry them. How easy na.
Usually white rice flakes is used for dishing out these crispy fritters, however thin red rice flakes works fabulous though the colour of the vadas will be bit dark in colour than the white rice flakes. Served with a spicy chutney, trust me these instant vadas makes an excellent munchies for your morning breakfast or for your evening snacks. Am running this week's blogging marathon with Instant dishes as theme. After a delicious, Andhra style tomato pickle, my today's post goes to this dangerously addictive poha aka flattened rice flakes vadas. I have added loads of onions to make these vadas more delicious, in case if you want to make them healthy, dont hesitate a second to add some grated vegetables to make this vadas more colourful and healthy.
2cups Red rice flakes/Rice flakes (thin variety)
1tbsp Rice flour (optional)
1 Onion (big & chopped finely)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1/2tsp Fennel seed powder
1/2tsp Ginger (grated)
Salt
Few curry leaves
Oil for deep frying
Soak the poha in water for few minutes, drain them well and mash them with your fingers.
Take care to strain them well, in case if its too mushy, add rice flour to it.
Now add the chopped onions, chopped green chillies, fennel seed powder, grated ginger, salt, curry leaves.
Mix everything well and make medium sized vadas from them.
Heat oil for deepfrying, once the oil is hot, drop the shaped vadas and fry in medium flame until they turns golden brown in colour.
Remove the vadas and drain the excess of oil with paper towel.
Serve hot.
Usually white rice flakes is used for dishing out these crispy fritters, however thin red rice flakes works fabulous though the colour of the vadas will be bit dark in colour than the white rice flakes. Served with a spicy chutney, trust me these instant vadas makes an excellent munchies for your morning breakfast or for your evening snacks. Am running this week's blogging marathon with Instant dishes as theme. After a delicious, Andhra style tomato pickle, my today's post goes to this dangerously addictive poha aka flattened rice flakes vadas. I have added loads of onions to make these vadas more delicious, in case if you want to make them healthy, dont hesitate a second to add some grated vegetables to make this vadas more colourful and healthy.
2cups Red rice flakes/Rice flakes (thin variety)
1tbsp Rice flour (optional)
1 Onion (big & chopped finely)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1/2tsp Fennel seed powder
1/2tsp Ginger (grated)
Salt
Few curry leaves
Oil for deep frying
Soak the poha in water for few minutes, drain them well and mash them with your fingers.
Take care to strain them well, in case if its too mushy, add rice flour to it.
Now add the chopped onions, chopped green chillies, fennel seed powder, grated ginger, salt, curry leaves.
Mix everything well and make medium sized vadas from them.
Heat oil for deepfrying, once the oil is hot, drop the shaped vadas and fry in medium flame until they turns golden brown in colour.
Remove the vadas and drain the excess of oil with paper towel.
Serve hot.
Wow Vadas and Chutney looks appetizing !! Found a great new short easy spicy recipe for unexpected guests ! Thanks for sharing ..
ReplyDeleteRice flakes in place of besan is a great idea. Perfect rainy day snack. Looks so good with the tomato chutney.
ReplyDeleteyou come out with such innovative and interesting recipes priya! I always look forward to see what you post next. I would never have thought it was possible to make vadas from poha!
ReplyDeleteYet another fantastic and easy dish Priya, you really rock with your instant dishes!
ReplyDeleteVadas look so crisp and appetising...A perfect tea time snack .
ReplyDeleteSuch a quick snack for rainy evenings....am trying this asap!! Looks absolutely drool Worthy!
ReplyDeletePerfect snack for the monsoon , must give it a try today itself . The poha wadas would definitely win many hearts.
ReplyDeleteOMG! these look fantastic. Love the texture and good way to sneak in poha :)
ReplyDeleteWah.. this is a nice and jhatpat recipe. Saving it.
ReplyDeletePerfect recipe for this monsoon. I loved the idea of adding rice flakes to the vadas. Vada and tomato chutney, a great combo. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe dish sounds so instant yet delectable Priya..perfect for the weather here ..loving it !
ReplyDeleteI love poha vadas too. The ease of having these everyday ingredients at home helps us make these yummy vadas anytime, right?
ReplyDeleteGreat share!
Love the easy recipe with staple pantry ingredients, vadas look perfect with that chutney! Yum!!
ReplyDeleteWow! these are new to me. I love the ease with which these poha wadas can be made.
ReplyDeletePriya, wish I was your neighbour, every day I would knock on your door and invite myself for to taste all your dishes :) These vadas looks irresistible, perfect with masala chai!
ReplyDeleteWow, those are super crispy and tasty red rice flakes vadas. Would love them with tea.
ReplyDeleteVada looks crispy and yummy..I have some red rice flakes in hand ..will give a try
ReplyDeleteThis is cool, vada with poha awesome.Looking so crunchy and perfect tea time snack. How you got this idea. Loved it. Will make tomorrow. Poha and poha tikki these are my two uses of it. Good one.
ReplyDeleteThe weather here calls for these Priya. Awesome share and quite different as well.
ReplyDeleteCrispy and tasty snack for monsoon season.. perfect for tea snack.
ReplyDeleteYum Yum. I am missing vadas so much and you are tempting me with those beauties. The recipe sounds so simple with poha.
ReplyDeleteLoving the crispy, golden Vadas , they absolutely look tempting !
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