Ullivada
is my most favorite snack.It always brings some sweet childhood memories for
me.When I was school kid ,my amma used to bring ullivada from her office
canteen. But the sad thing is that we couldn’t get enough of that since they
supply only limited numbers just for their employees. That was the best
ullivada I ever had. Unlike ullivadas from other places, it was loaded with
onions with less flour. Sadly the one which is available in Kerala with the
name of ullivada is merely maida vada with very less or no onion at all! When I
moved to Chennai I started getting onion bonda instead of ullivada.I totally
fell in love with those. The main difference of onion bonda from ullivada is
that the bonda is made with gramflour instead of maida also it is not flattened
and sphere in shape.But all other ingredients are same. I always wanted to try
it at home. On one evening when my husband requested to make some snack I
prepared it.It turned out truly good. I had to struggle to get a few for
photoshoot. It was vanished within minutes J.here goes the recipe
Ingredients
1. Onion-4
medium sized, thinly sliced
2. Ginger
-2 tbsp,chopped
3. Green
chilly-4 nos,chopped
4. Curry
leaves-one handful, tear into small pieces
5. Gram
flour /kadalamavu-200gms
6. Rice
flour-2tbsp
7. Oil-
1tbsp
8. Salt
–as required
9. Water-
around ¼ cup
10. Oil-
for deep frying
Method
of preparation
1. Mix
ingredients 1 to 8 in a wide mixing bowl. Rub everything well with the hands
for few minutes. This process releases water from the onions.so we don’t need
to add more water further. Add water little by little and stop adding it once
the mix can be shaped in to balls.
2. Heat
oil.when the oil is really hot, wet the palms take small balls from the
mix. Put it into the oil and fry in medium flame for about 5 minutes or until it
is cooked through.
Serve
hot..
Kure kaalaayallo kaanaathe... :) Delicious looking ullivada...
ReplyDeleteHI rafeeda,
ReplyDeletemon um aayittu thirakkarunnu.now my amma is here wit me so iam gettn some free time :)