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4/15/2010

Appadaalu (Urud Dal Papad)

Friends,
Hi friend this my 80th post.i am little confused sorry for that.Thank You for u r support and lovely comments.
I am sharing a recipe to make papad in a very traditional way. Now a days not many of them are doing this way as it involves lot of time and effort. My mom do this way every year and we enjoy them very much. When i was in india last winter i could participate in making these. I try to capture the whole process and also took a short video of the important step in the whole method ( kneading the dough). The final taste of the papad depends on how well you knead the dough before pressing them into papads.

Also another important ingredient is small chillis , which adds extra taste to the papad. I am not sure if you can get these in any grocery store here, you may have to get them from india. If you use these chillis the color of the papad does not change through out its life time. Usually the same chilli powder used for other vadiyams. I am attaching the photo of the same for your reference.


Ingredients:-

Urud dal -3 kg
Asafoetida-15 grams(soak it in 1/2 cup of water for 15 minutes)
Thin small chillis powder- acc to u r taste
Appadala kharam/Papadkhar-50 grams tsp
Salt to taste
Water-enough water for making soft dough
Sesame seeds-5 cups
Rice flour-1 cup
Sesame seeds Oil-1/2 cup


Papad Making Process:-

Take urud dal and grind into flour finely.

Apply oil in u r hands.

Now add appadalukharm , chilli powder and salt.Mix well.

Now add hing mixed with water to the mix and also add enough water to make it a dough.





Now take the dough in small size which can fit into your two hands and then knead it by stretching again and again.

Kneading the dough is shown in below video.


After sometime u can see the dough will change the colour to whitish.

Now spread sesame seeds in bowl.

Now apply oil to ur hands take the kneaded dough. Roll into the dough into a thick rope,make into small size balls( like the same method used for poori) . Dip these small balls into sesame seeds bowl so that seeds will be attached all around the dough ball.

Some people like eating the dough in this form with rice before it shaped into papad.It goes well with just rice or curd rice.





While rolling,apply some rice flour to the ball and the roll.

Roll the dough into round shape and as thin as possible.Follow the procedure till dough is finished.



Spread a clean cloth on the terrace or backyard where you get plenty of sun light.Dry them under the hot sun.
Dry it for the 30 minutes.After 30 minutes it will dry up and starting to bend.


Store papads in an airtight container or refrigerator for at least one year.Whenever u need just roast or deep fry the papad serve as side dish for lunch/dinner.

Papads fying:-

Papads can be fried in several ways.

1. Fry in oil like french fries: Papads are deep-fried in oil. By frying in oil they will be crisp and tasty.

2. Roasting over open flame: You can also fry them over an open flame or in a toaster oven or in microwave oven or on top of gas stove.Apply few drops of oil on top of roasted papad and serve them.
Roasting the papad in open flame is shown in below video.




21 comments:

Priya Suresh

Woww urad dal papad looks truly prefect, seems its quite a time consuming to prepare but nothing will beat the homemade papads na..Ur new template looks pretty and congrats on ur 100th post,keep rocking Divya..

Nithu Bala

Hey Divya, great achievement..congrats on 100th post..Papad looks too good..

Simplyfood

Congrats on your 100th post.
Wow the papad making is amazing so much hard work and effort goes into it. These homemade papads must be the best papads you have eaten.

Pavithra Srihari

Kudos to ur efforts da ...

Awesome it is..
Congrats on ur 80th post and the layout looks fantastic

Namitha

Wow..cool ! thanks for sharing this traditional recipe..your mom has lot of patience :-)

Sunitha

wow.. I have never seen anything like papad being made. Seems like so much work but I am sure worth it when you bite into the crisps

Gita Jaishankar

Wow Divya..this is awesome...looks like a tedious process, I guess its all worth the trouble :)

Unknown

Congrats on your 100th post!! New here..Love your space..Thanks for sharing this urad dal pappad recipe..Had no idea that preparing pappad involved so much effort..

Usha

Awesome step by step pictures of papad making process, the papads look perfect ! Congratulations on reaching your milestone....

Unknown

Congrats on ur century post..the papad looks grt...and the step step snaps are too handy....u have really done a grt job....thanks for sharing such a nice recipe....

Cool Lassi(e)

Nice recipe for making Papadam from scratch!

divya

Friends,

I want to thank you all for your valuable comments and support.

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover

Congratulations! Thanks for sharing the detail steps!

Soma Pradhan

looks great dear but is very tough

SathyaSridhar

Divya,,congrats on ur 100th post dear papad looks great..we didnt tried papad making at home but got lot of works its worth also..

divya

Thank u all for y r lovely words.

Sushma Mallya

Congrats on your 100th post, wish to see many many more...seems like a lot of work involved but def worth a try, looks so perfect and yum when fried..and i just loved the new look of your blog, looks so beautiful and very nice

divya

Thank u Sushma mallya.

Kiran

Congrats on our achievements.Wow a very nice presentation of the step by step method of making papad.I was planning to make papad from scratch for a long time now.This recipe is going to help me a lot.This summer I will make it and let you know.Following your blog.

Jaleela Kamal

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indira

Hai divya

Could u plz share the video of kneading the dough of urud dal papad making recepie.

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