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Preparations:
Take
one cup of rice and quarter cup of tapioca into a wide plate and spread. Dry
the rice tapioca mixture in hot sun for three hours. Take a dry mixie jar and
add sufficient quantity of rice-tapioca mixture and grind. Sift the ground rice
mixture through a fine sieve and separate flour and rawa.
Like this grind the dried rice-tapioca mixture, sift and prepare flour and rawa. With one cup of rice and quarter cup of tapioca we
get 125gms of flour and 125gms of rawa.
Ingredients:
- Rice-Tapioca
Flour – 125gms (3/4Cup)
- Rice-Tapioca
Rawa – 125gms (/4Cup)
- Green
Chilies – 6 (Divided Equally)
- Salt
- 3/4tsp (Divided Equally) Or to taste
- Water
- 600ml (Divided Equally) (1 1/4Cup + 1 1/4Cup)
- Oil
– For frying Vadiyalu
Method:
Preparing Pindi Vadiyalu Mixture:
Wash
and finely chop green chilies. Crush the chopped chilies in a mortar &
pestle. Add some water and crush again to obtain juice. Strain the green chili
mixture and extract juice discarding seeds and skin.
Heat
a pan and add 300ml water and allow it to boil. When water is boiling add salt,
green chili juice and rice-tapioca flour. Mix well stirring continuously to
avoid lumps. Cook the flour mixture on low flame till thick. Transfer to a
plate and spread. Allow the flour mixture to cool.
Preparing Rawa Vadiyalu Mixture:
Wash
and finely chop green chilies. Crush the chopped chilies in a mortar &
pestle. Add some water and crush again to obtain juice. Strain the green chili
mixture and extract juice discarding seeds and skin.
Heat
a pan and add 300ml water and allow it to boil. When water is boiling add salt,
green chili juice and rice-tapioca rawa. Mix well
stirring continuously to avoid lumps. Cook the rawa
mixture on low flame till all water is absorbed. Cover the pan with a lid and cook on low flame
for two minutes. Remove the lid, mix well and transfer to a plate and spread. Allow
the rawa mixture to cool.
Making Vadiyalu:
Spread
a plastic sheet in sun. Use a chakli press mould to
prepare the vadiyalu.
Use a large holed plate in the mould to prepare pindi
vadiyalu. Wet your palm and knead the dough. Wetting palm
will not allow the dough to stick. Take a portion of the dough and fill the
mould. Close the lid and press sev. Spread the sev by moving the hand while pressing the mixture. Like this
spread the vadiyalu sev on
the plastic sheet. See that the vadiyalu sev is spread in single layer to dry fast.
For
rawa vadiyalu, use a star
shaped nozzle plate in the mould. Wet your palm and knead the rawa dough. Wetting palm will not allow the dough to stick.
Take a portion of the dough and fill the mould. Close the lid and press thick sev. Spread the sev by moving the
hand while pressing the mixture. Like this spread the vadiyalu
sev on the plastic sheet. See that the vadiyalu sev is spread in single
layer to dry fast. Dry the vadiyalu in hot sun till
crisp. Once the vadiyalu are crisply dried, break
them to manageable pieces and store in airtight containers.
Frying:
Spread
a paper napkin in a plate. After frying the vadiyalu,
place them on the paper napkin to soak excess oil.
Heat
a pan and add sufficient oil to fry the vadiyalu. When
oil is hot drop few dried pindi vadiyalu
carefully. After few seconds they puff up in hot oil and float. Then remove
them with a slotted ladle and drain excess oil. Spread the fried vadiyalu on the paper nakin to
soak excess oil. Similarly fry some more pindi vadiyalu and rawa vadiyalu till crisp and puffy. |