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Dahi Vada
Dahi Vada, also known as Thayir Vadai in South India, is made using Medu Vada. After frying the Medu Vadas, they are soaked in water to make them soft and then soaked in thick, spiced yogurt. The yogurt is often seasoned with salt, sugar, roasted cumin powder, and sometimes garnished with chopped coriander and red chili powder. Dahi Vada has a delightful combination of crispy vadas and creamy, tangy yogurt, making it a popular and refreshing snack or side dish.
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Medu Vada
Medu Vada is a savory deep-fried donut-shaped fritter made from a batter of urad dal (black gram lentils) or a mixture of urad dal and rice. It's spiced with ingredients like green chilies, ginger, curry leaves, and black pepper, which give it a flavorful and mildly spicy taste. The vada is typically crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and is a common breakfast or snack item in South India.
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Sambar Vada
Sambar Vada combines Medu Vada with sambar, a flavorful South Indian lentil and vegetable stew. The Medu Vada is soaked in hot sambar, allowing it to absorb the sambar's flavors. Sambar is a tamarind-based, spiced broth made with toor dal (split peas), vegetables, and a blend of spices. The result is a dish with the crispy vada contrasting the tangy and slightly spicy sambar, creating a unique and delicious flavor combination.
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Rasam Vada
Rasam Vada features Medu Vada served with a tangy and spicy South Indian soup called rasam. Rasam is made with tomatoes, tamarind, and a mix of aromatic spices like pepper, cumin, and curry leaves. The combination of crispy vada and hot, flavorful rasam creates a delicious contrast of textures and flavors, with the vada absorbing the tangy and spicy essence of the rasam.
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