How to make vegan dahi vada | Recipe
Can vegans have curd?
Vegans can have curd, lassi, and dahi like everyone else with alternatives like One Good curd. It's peanut based and only contains two other ingredients (water and live and active cultures). The result is something that's just as creamy, thick, and delicious in a traditional recipe like this!
You can probably think of a million other snacks to have, but the moment someone mentions dahi vada, it just doesn't leave your mind. And if you're following a plant-based diet, you have absolutely nothing to worry about with this recipe.
So follow this recipe for your go-to snacks for dinner parties or to just enjoy on your own- because who doesn't love something this spicy, tangy, and absolutely delicious?
Every household makes theirs a little differently, and this is how Neha Dev makes it in her own home.
Share this recipe with someone who thinks they can't eat vegan dahi vada!
Ingredients:
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1 1/2 cup urad dal
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1/2 litre One Good curd
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1 pack One Good mylk
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1/4 tsp chilli powder
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1/4 tsp jeera powder
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1/4 tsp chaat masala
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1 cup jaggery and tamarind Chutney
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1/2 cup coriander leaves
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1 tbsp chickpea flour
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Salt to taste
Procedure:
For the vadas:
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Soak urad dal overnight.
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Grind urad dal into a thick paste, then add salt, chickpea flour, and whisk it till fluffy.
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Fry the vadas in any cold pressed oil on medium high heat.
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Drop the vadas in thin buttermilk made from One Good curd.
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Let the vadas rest for a while in the buttermilk; then, squeeze them and store them in the container.
For the dahi
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Whisk the One Good Peanut Curd.
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Add all the spices, salt, sugar, and One Good mylk (as desired) to make a pouring consistency.
Serving Suggestions:
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Arrange 4 to 5 vadas in a bowl.
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Pour the spiced dahi over it .
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Add a pinch of chat masala and sweet chutney.
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Garnish with finely chopped coriander leaves.
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