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Farari Buff Wadas: August 17, 2011

Filed under: Starters / Appetizers / Farsan — dhara0512 @ 6:39 pm
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Just like many other farali dishes / recipes this one is also full of calories, sometimes it seems that fasting is a great way of escaping from actually being on diet… “woh kya hai na diet naam ka aur khana pure kamka”

Requirements for Coating:

Potatoes : 4 Medium Sized

Ginger + Green Chilli Paste : 1 Tea Spoon

Roasted Cumin Seeds Powder : 1 Tea Spoon

Ara Lot / Arrowroot Flour : 3 Table Spoons

Salt / Sindhalun to taste

Requirements for Stuffing:

Freshly Grated Coconut : 2 Table Spoons

Ginger + Green Chilli Powder : 1 Tea Spoon

Roasted Peanut’s Powder : 1 Table Spoon

Roasted Sesame Seeds : 1 Table Spoon

Powdered Sugar : 1 Tea Spoon

Amchur Powder : 1 Tea Spoon

Coriander Leaves : 1 Table Spoon

Salt / Sindhalun to taste

Oil for frying

Process:

Step 1: Boil potatoes, peel their skin and smash them finely.

Step 2: Add all the ingredients of coating in a bowl and knead a soft dough.

Step 3: Prepare small balls from the dough.

Step 4: Take another bowl and mix all the ingredients of stuffing in it.

Step 5: Mix everything well and prepare small balls (smaller than the size of balls prepared from the potatoes’ dough.

Step 6: Heat oil in a frying pan on medium flame.

Step 7: Make small purees from the potatoes’ dough, about 2 inches in diameter.

Step 8: Place the ball prepared from the stuffing in the rolled puree and seal the puree from the top in a way that ball shape is been form again.

Step 9: Repeat the same process with the remaining stuffing’s and potatoes’ dough.

Step 10: Deep fry them till they turn slightly gold brown in colour.

Step 11: Remove them on soaking paper.

Step 12: Serve them with peanut’s or coriander and mint’s chutney.

Tips:

1 : Remember Farari Buff Wadas will be slightly soft in nature after frying, so do not over fry the wadas.

2 : If required roll the balls after filling the stuffing in them into ara lot, than dust out the extra ara lot and fry them; this will give you the desired crispy touch.