Must-Try Delectable Maddur Vada Recipe

The town of Maddur in Karnataka’s Mandya district is the source of the Maddur vada, a renowned flavourful fritter. Semolina, rice flour, and whole wheat flour are commonly used in its preparation, which is then seasoned with curry leaves, shallots, and jalapeno. 

Because it’s located halfway between Bangalore and Mysore, the town of Maddur is well-known. As a result, these vadas are a popular snack for people who travel to Mysore. Present the Maddur vada  with spicy coconut chutney as a teat time treat. The following highlights some of the reasons why you should consume Maddur vada, as well as an easy to make recipe for this snack.

Why Consume Maddur Vada?

This recipe contains rice flour, which is great for weight loss, as it’s not a fattening flour like white flour. Here are some of the other benefits of rice flour.

It contains high levels of fibre

Fibre is an important component of any nutrition plan and should be used in moderation. Rice is a good source of insoluble fibre, which aids in the movement of waste via the digestive tract. According to MayoClinic.com, a diet rich in fibre may decrease cholesterol, enhance blood glucose levels, and stimulate normal bowel motion. Due to the husk, brown rice has more fibre than white rice. Wheat flour may be replaced with brown rice flour to aid weight reduction since a diet high in fibre makes you feel filled longer and decreases your desire to eat. Rice flour may help lessen your chance of acquiring certain medical illnesses including colon and diverticular disease.  

It’s ideal for the gluten intolerant

Celiac disease management necessitates avoiding gluten, a protein present in grains like wheat and rye. Those with Celiac disease have an immune response or intolerance to gluten. Many  have also  taken the precaution of removing gluten from their autistic children’s diets as a preventive, despite inconclusive findings. If you must follow a gluten-free diet, rice flour is an excellent substitute.

It’s a good source of protein

Brown rice flour has a greater concentration of B vitamins than white rice flour. Removed husks make white rice, whereas the husks remain to give it a brownish colour. But since brown rice retains its husk, it is a wonderful source of fibre, vitamins, and minerals like zinc and calcium.

How to Make Maddur Vada

What You’ll Need    

•     1 cup  Rice flour     
•     1/2 cup Sooji     
•     1/4 cup Maida     
•     2 Onions , diced     
•     3 fresh jalapeños , chopped         
•     4 sprigs of curry leaves         
•     1/4  tsp hing         
•     1/2     tsp  Red Chilli powder     
•     3     tbsp of cooking  oil     
•     Salt to taste     
•     Oil for deep frying    

Technique on How to Make Maddur Vada

• Prepare the ingredients for the Maddur vada Recipe and have them on hand before you begin.
• Mix all of the contents for the Maddur vada dough in a big mixing bowl sans any water. 
• The dough will be more like toast crumbs than a soft ball of dough.
• Cover the dough and let it rest for 12 minutes  once it has been mixed.
• As the shallots are subjected to salt, they will lose a little amount of water.
•  This resting period will help draw out the hydration.
• After ten minutes of kneading, the mixture should resemble a hard roti batter.
• You may add a bit of water as you gradually knead the dough until it is extremely firm if the Maddur vada dough you used did not have sufficient dampness.
• Big balls of Maddur vada dough should be formed from the batter.
• Deep fry the Maddur vada in hot oil.
• To begin making the Maddur vada, take a tiny piece of aluminium foil and coat it with a little amount of oil. This makes it easier to slide the maddur vada into the oil.
• Use your fingers to flatten a tiny ball of Maddur vada batter onto a piece of foil. 
• To avoid becoming too sparse, you may leave it a bit thick.
• Deep-fry the Maddur vada for approximately 60 seconds on each side in medium-high heat until it’s browned and crispy on both sides. 
• In your kadia,  deep fry two to three Maddur vada at a time.
• Withdraw the Maddur vada from the oil when it is golden brown and crispy, and drain it on household paper towels before serving.
• Serve the Maddur vada with tasty Coconut chutney and a cup of hot brewed coffee as a snack.

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