INGREDIENTS:
- Sago(Javvarisi) - 1 cup
- Water - 7 cups
- Green chillies and salt paste - as per taste
- Buttermilk - 1 cup (optional)
- Oil- 2 tsp.
METHOD:
Earlier, elders at home make this way by not soaking Javvarisi. The quality of sago was also good. There were no nylon Javvarisi then. Nowadays, it is better to soak sago. Version 2 of soaking sago and making vadam is here.
Wash sago and keep aside.
Pour 7 glasses of water in a heavy bottomed vessel and boil it. Add 2 tsp. oil (this prevents the sago from sticking to each other), sago and chilli-salt paste (I used 2 chillies for a cup of sago). Let it boil until the sago becomes transparent. When slightly cool, add a small cup of diluted buttermilk (The vadaam will be white in colour while frying). Mix well.
Prepare the mixture in night and spread the vadaam in the morning. The mixture will be watery but in the morning it will become thick. You can add more hot water and mix well if needed. Spread a plastic sheet in mottai maadi (open terrace) and pour the mixture with a spoon to a round shape. Dry in the hot sun for two to three days until dry and store in an air-tight container. Deep fry in oil when required.
Looks so perfect and am craving for this now ..
ReplyDeleteWowww... Looks perfect and tempting dear.. :)
ReplyDeleteTurned out so good.My favorite..............
ReplyDeleteRecipe sounds easy..looks too good
ReplyDeleteI always purchase these from the market. thanks for sharing the recipe, must try it.
ReplyDeletewow woo Shanthi..Would love to have some now...perfect vadams
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I love these Maami. My atthai makes these with tomatoes and also with pudina. I love the tomatoes ones the best! Looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteHi Shanti I am a very very big fan of Javarisi Vathal, can you pack some and send me? the vadam picture looks very tempting.
ReplyDeletefew days back while reading ladies coup I got to know that sabu papad is called Vadaam and see here you are sharing the recipe. am bookm arking this as I love to eat these crunchy delicacies.
ReplyDeleteI love them Shanthi, please do send it to "Cooking With Seeds - Sago Seeds" event. Details can be found on my blog's left side bar where all blog events are listed.
ReplyDeleteOh my god. These vadams are so nostalgic to me. I remember the days when I used to sit in the terrace to take care of them and would get lots of bribes from mom for doing that job. And these vadams are yummy when they are half dried. :) Love it totally. Nice post and pics :)
ReplyDeleteButter milk tip is really great. Thanks Shantiji for it.
ReplyDeletewow...i love this...and remembers my mom's taste...! simple n yummy recipe.
ReplyDeleteMy mom do this vadam prefectly, love it with milagai killi sambar, my favourtie vadam..
ReplyDeletei used to make this every summer when i was in chennai. now a days mom or mil makes and send to me.pictures are so beautiful.my fav vadaam
ReplyDeletesago vadaams r my favorite ...my mom used to prepare these...looks so perfect n tempting
ReplyDeletei love this vadam..my mom used to make it..
ReplyDeletelooks perfect thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI always used to bring this from outside,but never tried doing it at home ....looks nice
ReplyDeleteLove this, looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteHow cute was that Mottai maadi word! my mister loves vadaams..I'll have to give a try
ReplyDeletefollowed the exact the recipe and vadams were white and perfect
ReplyDeletefollowed the recipe and vadams were white and perfect planning to make more
ReplyDeletefirst time i did your recipe with 1 cup and it was really very good and everybody like it very much. so this time i tried this morning with 2 1/2 cup,but it is full of cracks. is there any remedy for this? in which step i made mistake
ReplyDeleteShanthi, shd we add rice flour ?
ReplyDeleteShanthi, shd we add rice flour ?
ReplyDeleteShanthi, shd we add rice flour ?
ReplyDeleteShanthi, shd we add rice flour ?
ReplyDeleteNot necessary. ganga
ReplyDeleteI love it..i will definitely try it this summer and tell you my experience
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