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MTR Vada Mix

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The other day a friend came over and made vadas using the MTR vada mix and it came out pretty good. In general, i am not a fan of mixes and always prefer to make the actual food items. Its worth keeping it in the kitchen for those days when you dont want to soak the urad dal and grind it.

To the vada mix, she added chopped green chillies and curry leaves and fried them in hot oil until they were golden. They came out pretty crisp. She also poured curd over some of them and let the vadas soak in the curd for some time and there was dahi vada.

In case, you are interested you can check out the vada mix at this link.
https://www.ishopindian.com/shop/mtr-vada-mix-pr-21653.html
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