Sabudana Vada
Srirup
Sabudana Vada is a popular Maharashtrian Snack that people enjoy during Navratri Vrat/fasting, or Ekadashi or Shivratri. Takes just 10-minutes to make and is really tasty.
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 20 minutes mins
Soaking time for Sabudana 6 hours hrs
Total Time 6 hours hrs 25 minutes mins
Course Snack
Cuisine Indian
Servings 18 Vada
Calories 112 kcal
- 1 Cup Sabudana (Tapioca Pearls)
- 3 Large Potatoes washed, peeled and pressure cooked
- ½ Cup Peanuts
- 3 small Green Chilies chopped
- ½ Teaspoon Sendha Namak Rock Salt (ADJUST AS PER TASTE)
- 1 Teaspoon Kali Mirch Powder Black Pepper Powder
- 1 Cup Ground Nut Oil for Deep Frying (Adjust amount as per your requirement)
In a medium-sized bowl take Sabudana. Pour some water and wash them clean. Discard the water.
Now pour some freshwater in soaked Sabudana. Don't add too much water. The water level should be just 1cm higher than the level of Sabudana. Let it get soaked for 6 hours or until it gets soft (best overnight).
Wash Potatoes. Peel them up and put them in the pressure cooker with just a little bit of water. Pressure cook until completely done. You can also boil them first and peel off the skin later. Bring them down to room temperature. In a small non-stick pan take some groundnut oil and as it gets hot add the peanuts. Fry the peanuts on high flame for just about 1-minute.Take it out in a mortar pestle and ground them coarsely. You can also cool them down to room temperature and roughly grind them in the mixer grinder. In a small bowl take your soaked Sabudana. Add Potatoes to it. Mash the Potatoes with a fork or your hands. Mix it well with Sabudana.Add chopped green chilies, followed by crushed peanuts.Season it with Senda Namak and some Kali Mirch Powder(Black Pepper Powder) Now take one spoon of Sabudana Vada batter in your hands and give it the desired shape. I have given it a round ball-like shape. You can also give it a disc-like-shape.
In a Non-Stick Kadai, heat groundnut oil. Add the Sabudana vada in hot oil and fry them until both sides get golden brown.
Take them out on a plate with tissue paper (so that it can soak excess oil) and serve with falhari peanut chutney or hari chutney.
Keyword Ekadashi recipes, navratri recipes, Sabudana vada, Vrat recipes