Sabudana Chutney Bombs - Sabudana Aloo Vada with Chutney Filling - Fasting Friendly Navratri Recipe
Ingredients
- Cilantro - 1/2 cup
- Mint - 1/4 cup
- Ginger - 2 inch piece
- Rock Salt - to taste
- Lemon Juice - 2 Tbsp
- Sabudana -1 cup
- Boiled Potato - 5-6 medium
- Ginger - 1 Tbsp (chopped)
- Green Chilies - 2 Tbsp (chopped)
- Cilantro - 2 Tbsp (chopped)
- Rock Salt - to taste
- Black Pepper - 1 tsp
- Peanut Oil - for frying
For a fun twist on traditional Sabudana Vada, these Sabudana Chutney Bombs are a fasting-friendly recipe, perfect for Navratri! Using SWAD Sabudana and potatoes as the base, this recipe uses rock salt and peanut oil to keep it Vrat friendly! Try out using an air fryer option for a lighter version. What makes it extra special is the zesty Coriander Mint Chutney stuffed inside, which adds a vibrant kick of flavor to the crispy vada exterior. Pick up your ingredients at Patel Brothers and enjoy this Navratri special!
Watch our recipe video for step by step instructions on how to make Sabudana Vada. We’ve included demonstrations and pro tips to help you out in the kitchen! For our Sabudana Chutney Bombs calories and nutrition information, see the recipe card below.
Instructions
How to Make Coriander Mint Chutney:
1) Start by adding 1/2 cup cilantro, 1/4 cup mint, a 2 inch piece of ginger, 2 Tbsp lemon juice and rock salt to taste in a blender.
PRO TIP: Don’t add any water, you want the mixture to be thick.
2) Blend the chutney together and set aside for later.
How to Make Sabudana Tikki MIx:
1) Begin by soaking 1 cup of Sabudana in water for at least 2 hours, or until they are soft to the touch.
2) Once the Sabudana is soft, drain it and add it into a large bowl with 5-6 boiled and mashed potatoes, 1 Tbsp ginger, 2 Tbsp chopped green chilies, 2 Tbsp cilantro, rock salt to taste , and 1 tsp black pepper.
3) Mix everything thoroughly until combined.
How to Make Sabudana Chutney Bombs:
1) Create a palm sized patty like shape with the Sabudana mixture leaving a space in the middle for the chutney.
2) Add a small scoop of the chutney to the middle of the patty, being careful not to add too much!
PRO TIP: You can also spread the chutney out in a bag and freeze it to make it easier when filling the Sabudana bombs!
3) Close and seal the patty around the chutney to form a round ball shape.
4) Repeat the previous steps until you have used all of the Sabudana Tikki Mixture, and set these aside for frying.
5) Heat up enough peanut oil in a pan for deep frying the bombs.
6) Once hot, place the Sabudana bombs in one at a time, frying until they are golden brown on both sides. About 3-4 minutes.
7) Remove from oil and serve warm!
Happy Navaratri!
For a fun twist on traditional Sabudana Vada, these Sabudana Chutney Bombs are a fasting-friendly recipe, perfect for Navratri! Using SWAD Sabudana and potatoes as the base, this recipe uses rock salt and peanut oil to keep it Vrat friendly! Try out using an air fryer option for a lighter version. What makes it extra special is the zesty Coriander Mint Chutney stuffed inside, which adds a vibrant kick of flavor to the crispy vada exterior. Pick up your ingredients at Patel Brothers and enjoy this Navratri special!
Watch our recipe video for step by step instructions on how to make Sabudana Vada. We’ve included demonstrations and pro tips to help you out in the kitchen! For our Sabudana Chutney Bombs calories and nutrition information, see the recipe card below.
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