Ingrediants:-
For Ulundhu Urundai:-
Urad dal- 1 cup
Salt- To Taste
Oil- For Frying
For MorKozhambu:-
Curd- 1 cup(shouldnt be sour)
Turmeric Powder - A Pinch
Mustard - 1/2 tsp
Methi - 1/2 tsp
MorMilaga - 3-4(Curd Chillies)
Curry Leaves - A Few.
Oil- 2 Tbsp
Salt - To Taste
For Grinding:-
Dry Red Chillies - 3
Coriander Seeds - 1 tsp
Jeera - 1/2 tsp
Bengal Gram - 2 tsp
Shredded Coconut - 2 Tbsp
Ginger - a small piece.
Method
1) Soak the urad dal for an hour and grind them into a smooth paste.
2) Add salt and mix well
3) Roll them into ball size and deep fry them and keep it aside.
For the Kozhambu:-
1) Soak all the ingrediants for grinding expect ginger and coconut in 1/2 cup of water for about an hour.
2) Now grind the soaked ingrediants along with the ginger and coconut to a smooth paste and keep it aside.
3) Mix this paste to the thined curd along with turmeric and salt.
4) Heat 2tbsp of oil in a kadai, add mustard and allow it to splutter.
5) Then add the methi,curry leaves and the mormilaga. Followed by the curd mixtures.
6) Allow it to just rise a bit and take care not to allow it to boil..if it boils then the gravy will curdle..and will not taste good..
7) Add the vada half an hour before serving..
You have a very nice blog sasi...Will keep visiting often...Thank you for the recipes...
ReplyDeleteUlundhu urundai morekozhambu sounds interesting.. I have tasted this in a restaurant and i liked it. I make morkuzhambu with veggies and this ulundhu urundai is diff and nice. Thanks for the recipe.
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ReplyDeleteUlundhu Vada Morkozhambu" mouth watering recipe. Thanks for sha
ReplyDeleteVadai mor kozhambu romba pudikum, annal I dont use ginger, I am sure this is a totally different taste, will give this a try
ReplyDeleteMy husband likes vada morkozhambu. I often prepares this. Very nice entry
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites. will have to try it. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWow Sasi.. never had this recipe though I was brought up at Coimbatore-- is it a special dish-I haven't seen this at the resturants-- I have had the "thayir vada"...I like that very much--must try
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ReplyDeletePrep method sounds similar to dahi bhalla/dahi wada..
this is a very impressive dish and you make it sound so easy! I would love a spoonful now, it looks so tasty
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ReplyDeleteI tried this today, and I have to say, it came out too goog!! Thnks for a wonderful recipe! ..:)..
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