Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel, if you liked my video. Also, press the bell icon for notifications of my latest videos.My mother-in-law, Meenama makes the best #MasalVadai in the world, I believe! So over the years, I managed to learn the nuances of making the perfect Masal Vadai. #SujanFunKitchen will share the invaluable recipe with my dear friends and family.Masal VadaiIngredients:Bengal gram Dal - 1 cupOnions - 1 mediumGreen chillies - 2Ginger - 1 inchJeera/cumin seeds - 1 tspAniseeds/saunf - ½ tsp (optional)Asaefotida - ¼ tspCurry leaves - as reqdCoriander leaves - as reqdSalt to tasteOil for deep fryingGram flour/besan - as reqd to bindMethod:Wash Bengal gram Dal well and soak in water for 45 mins or maximum 1 hourAfter soaking, drain the Dal of all its wayerMeanwhile, chop the onions finelyChop green chillies finelyGrate the gingerChop coriander leaves and curry leavesNow, blend the soaked dal in a mixi coarsely - sprinkle water while grinding Only if too dryTransfer the Dal mix to a big bowlAdd the chopped onions, green chillies, grated ginger, coriander leaves and curry leavesAdd salt and mix everything well Add asaefotida, jeera and aniseeds tooMix the Masal Vadai batter very wellWe should be able to roll the mix into a ball So to help the Masal Vadai bind together add 1 tbsp of gram flour or besanIf the mix binds well without the gram flour, then skip this additionHeat oil in a deep heavy pan for deep fryingDivide the Masal Vadai Mix into equal sized balls and pat them gently into Vadas/PattiesDeep fry in medium flame till the Masal Vadais are goldenServe with Tomato sauce or coconut chutneyPlease visit my blog for more interesting detailshttps://sujankitchen.wordpress.com/2020/05/17/masala-vada-with-tips-techniques/