You know what, when I started the NaBloPoMo, my worry had been that I would have nothing to post. Funnily, the more I write, the more ideas I get. Even if I do end up boring you guys to death.
The bigger problem I have been having is that I have no time to blog-hop or to reply to comments. And that is killing me. I just hate it that the time just flies. Add to that, with the BPL contest, I have come across some more wonderful blogs and more to read, and no time to do it. Unfair, don’t you think? Anyway, I do think that NaBloPoMo, is not for me, and this is probably the last time that I do it.
To make life easier for all you guys, who have been groaning about the number of posts clogging the reader, let me post a recipe today.
I have a morbid fear of oily things. Not that I don’t eat them. I do, and then Iย feel horribly guilty. But one thing I draw a line at , is making them myself. I go to ridiculous heights to avoid frying things. I bake just about everything I can and whatever cannot be baked, does not get made in my kitchen. ย So here is my version of baked Sabudana vadas/cutlets. Easy-Peasy, as Poohi says and delicious too – certified by husband. Just so that you know, most of the things I make, do not pass his certification process.
Baked Sabudana Vadas
Ingredients
Oh, Smits I had been wanting to ask you for this very recipe..thank you thank you thank you..let me take out my recipe book and note it down ๐
๐ Hope you like it, Deeps ๐ It is delicious!
oh this is the same at my side too, I hate anything fried… its either baked or if it cant be it gets in the paniyaram pan
I have to buy a paniyaram pan this time in India. Do you get non-stick paniyaram pans too?
and this is the exact same way i make sabudana vadas… ojas loves it, i was wondering what to give him for snack box tmrw… u have given me a idea
๐ I am glad ๐
and i know i know i know what u mean by when u say no time at all
๐ I am going crazy with having no time to reply or comment or just read ๐
“Add to that, with the BPL contest, I have come across some more wonderful blogs and more to read, and no time to do it.” I’m so with on this, Smits. Thanks to BPL, I have across such pearls but I get so frustrated when I’m unable to read them all. I feel I’m losing out on so much of worthwhile reading.
Same here, Deeps! So many blogs and no time to read them, forget about commenting ๐
BPL has opened us to so many bloggers, and I wonder why we never met them before ๐
I know! Such wonderful writers! I haven’t even been able to go to all the blogs! I wonder too why we never met them before! It makes so happy that I decided to participate.
Very true…
And I love Sabudana vadas… I’ll try this version, I love the khichdi too ๐ ๐ a regular bf or snack ๐
I love the Khichdi too ๐ I sometimes serve these vadas as starters ๐ Tasty, easy and just take it out of the oven – hassle free ๐
Now am worried abt this BPL thing…if I add any more blogs to my blogroll I might end up homeless and laptopless pretty soon:cry:
Saksh, I am already very close to it. I think my 1.5 month holiday will be a much needed detox( for me and all you guys who will not have to read my posts ๐
Noooo we will miss u! But since we might meet each other, it makes up for the posts probably ๐
Ok, shall get this vada thing to my wifes notice ๐ ๐
How about you make it for your wife ๐
I know, this Nomoplobomodocomo is becoming a mess !! I donno which and whose post I am commenting ๐ ๐ and from your reply to comments, I can see that you have developed a severe disease of selective commenting ๐ ๐ ๐
Let me reply to you first – selectively ๐
god since this NaBlo thingy started I find myself nodding and agreeing to every single word Vimmu ๐ฏ says minus the wife’s notice of course
๐ So sorry guys, this si the last time I torture you(and myself) with this NaBlo thingy ๐
thank you for the recipe! I will try it out tomorrow.. it looks so yummy that my stomach is growling now ๐ฆ and it’s just 10:30 in the morning…
๐ฆ I tried it just now and it didn’t come as nice as yours. The outer part was hard and the inner part wasn’t totally cooked. ๐ฆ Can you let me know what I did wrong??
You could try reducing the oven temp and leaving it in for a little longer. Each oven is different ๐ฆ I had some trouble like this when I moved houses.
ohh okay I will try that next time ๐
Hope that works for you. Do let me know if you need any more help.
And do try with a small quantity first, so that you can experiment and figure out what temp and time works best in your oven.
This is the snack for tomorrow, when girls come back from school…you are a darling to give me this apt recipe…I’ve sabudana left, which I was wondering what to do. ๐
I do hope you like it and you have to tell me how you found it ๐
I’ve seen this snacks sell everywhere in India. I didn’t know it’s so easy to make. I think it will be so great for the rainy days. I will definitely make this over the weekend. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome here Tes, hope you like it.
Oh this looks so yummmyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!! Will try it out sometime.
Do let me know if you like them.
And you are so right about BPL. I am loving the quality of posts that are being churned out ๐ I just wish there were ‘real’ prizes instead of ‘virtual ones’ ๐
The quality of posts is really amazing, isn’t it? I have not even read through half of them ๐ฆ By the time I reach most of them, it will be time for the next round ๐
Oh ho that is why I don’t find you at my blog Pal? coz I don’t churn out quality posts? ๐ฅ
yes, my reader overflowing with posts and even if I get time to read I am unable to comment. Kudos to you for writing every single day!!!
Writing everyday is not too bad.. I just churn out inane posts like these:) It is reading the others that I miss and replying to comments!
Thanks for this recipe, I will try it for sure. Sabudana wadas are loved by all in our home but I do avoid them for fear of calories!
The calorie count is much lesser in these. Hardly any oil, just the little used to grease the pan and brush on the vadas.
u know i like sabudana wadas..more so coz no one at home can make them just right..but i dont like them for the fact that they are always so oily!!!makes u feel guilty about eating them!! lol
I know! I feel terribly guilty eating oily stuff too – this is really nice that way. Hardly any oil and yet all the taste.
whoa! droool! ๐
Thanks celestialrays, do let me know if you try it.
The best thing about this recipe is it looks tempting and the recipe looks easy to make as well ๐ ๐
You are already half way through the NaBloPoMo, so stay focused; for the first five days of July you can devote to only reading,relaxing and commenting :):)
Oh CB, Can’t tell you how much I am looking forward to July ๐
the baked vadas look awesome!
Thanks Saksh!
We r so similar Smiths; I tend to make anything and everything too ๐
Sabudana Vadas r my all-time fav … must try soooon ๐ ๐
Drooooling over them ๐
I just love them! Have to make them again.. I made baked Hara Bhara kebabs a couple of days ago, that is rather nice too.
Easy-peasy … Poohi already finds cooking so easy is it ๐ WTG Chef ๐
LOL! No no, she does not say it for cooking, but she uses the words Easy-Peasy quite a lot these days :)\
I am with u on more ideas part too. Wanna write so much but no time b/w wrk nw ๐ฆ ๐ฆ
Hv even got 2 books to review ๐ฆ
Seriously! No time at all! I finished House Rules today ๐ Will review ๐
Ha ha ๐
Errr actually came here looking for the recipe bcoz I wanted to make these today or over the weekend ๐
I think in the first line I meant ‘anything and everything oil-free/ with less oil’ lol ๐
Btw, my baking lessons with u are still pending na ๐
You come here, and you can have all the recipes you want:)
yummy..this looks delicious..I will try them ๐
Let me know if you do and if you like it ๐
Hey, I am doing this now…am all excited…
Great! I am dying to know if you liked it!
wowwwww looks so yummy ๐ i love sabudana wada so much
Try it out, it is very simple too ๐
Looks yummy….. Can we use anything else instead of sabudana???
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Wowo..this is super recipe..I should try this. My husband would like it for sure….thanks Smitha
nice one! ๐
I think I’ll deep fry and end up feeling guilty! ๐
By teh way, can I make these on the paniyaram pans?! I’m not sure…
has anyone done it?
I think you can make them in paniyaram pans – give it a shot and let us know – there another topic for the NaBloPoMo ๐
This seems easy and I too have your phobia for fried things..so let me try this too!But honeslty how do u manage everything..Smitha..cooking, writing, Poohi and all…admire u really
Sindhu, I do not manage everything all that well – seriously. I am sure, you must be managing everything much better. Plus since I don’t work these days, I have more time than most of you guys ๐
and where do I read the BPL competition..seemed to have missed on them..I am a ‘less-travelled blogger’
Here you go – http://cafe.gingerchai.com/all-contests/bpl-contests/bpl-super-5-post-links/
wow.. it looks as good as its deep fried sibling…
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You know what… !!! Every Thursday in Baroda in our college we would have Sabudana Vada at a subsidised rate… 3 vada;s for 5 rs… and we used to ensure and make sure that we went to college on Thursdays !!!!
those vada;s were awesomely delicious to say the least !!!!!! no thursdays cant be as much fun without Sabudana Vada;s !!!!!!
Now I must order biwi to make these yummy vada;s this week !!!!!!!!
We have the same plates!!! I’m making these day after. I love sabu-vada, reminds me of my Pune days!
I do hope you like it, Starry ๐
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Smitha,
I tried your recipe and it came out really well. We enjoyed a lot. please take look at
http://kitchenswathi.blogspot.com/2010/07/baked-sabudana-vadabaked-sago-fritters.html
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Confident now I cooked ours and regretted giving so many away Fry in egg and breadcrumbs says Carluccio, very, very nice indeed.
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