From the day I made uppu seedai, I was waiting to make vella seedai as I love it. I made the flours ready 2 weeks back for the how to posts ok I agree....making vella seedai was in my mind too..But didnt find time to make it and was waiting for the right time. Yesterday on a sunday, unsually I woke up early and seeing my lil one in deep sleep, I thought there is no better time to make this :)

Vella Seedai Recipe - Ingredients
- Rice flour (Idiyappam flour) - 1 cup
- Urad dal flour -2 tsp
- Jaggery - 3/4 cup
- Butter - 1 tbsp
- Coconut grated - 1 tbsp
- Sesame seeds - 1/2 tbsp
- Elachi powder - 1/2 tsp
- Oil - as required to fry

Method:
First immerse jaggery in water(till immersing level) for 15mins. Once te jaggery is dissolved, strain to remove impurities.

Heat a pan and add the jaggery water, just heat it up until bubbles appear. Collect it in a container and switch off. Now dry roast rice flour in low flame in a seperate pan for 3mins until a nice aroma comes. Keep aside.

Dry roast coconut until the moisture leaves, then dry roast sesame seeds till it crackles. Collect it in a container and keep aside.

Now take the roasted rice flour, add urad dhal flour, butter, elaachi powder and sesame. Then add the jaggery water little by little - You may not end up using it fully.

Mix well to form a dough. Take a small piece of the dough and roll it out into small balls little bigger than the ones for uppu seedai. Grease with oil/ghee if it is sticky. Leave it to rest in a tissue paper or muslin cloth for 15mins.

Heat oil, add the balls and fry till nicely browned it should be deep brown in color only then it will get cooked inside properly. Drain in a tissue, cool down then store in an airtight container.

To me anyday vella seedai is my fav and hubby loves uppu seedai. As I totally have a sweet tooth so obviously my vote is to vella seedai.

They are crispy on the outside and crunchy inside and I totally loved it and am sure this will be my keeper recipe. I cudnt wait for next gokulashtami so posted it now itself :)
















Crispy seedai... perfect snack for teatime..:)
ReplyDeleteLoved it..
Reva
Perfectly done tempting ones...feel to grab some from the pic...
ReplyDeleteI have had Uppu seedai,never tasted these.Looks so cute,I am sure I wouldn't be able to stop at 1!
ReplyDeletePerfect and yummy looking vella seedai. Very well presented Sharmilee :)
ReplyDeletei am actually hearing thsi for the first time.. really tempting :)
ReplyDeleteThis is new for me but very nice recipe and looks yummm too!!!
ReplyDeleteNot only you wake up early on a Sunday but also make these goodies ..wow ..seedai looks so cute n perfect
ReplyDeleteItz tempting and looks delicious
ReplyDeleteCrispy and delicious snack..looks divine
ReplyDeleteI failed big time making this. Yours looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteWould love to munch a few right now... am hungry..
ReplyDeleteI havent tried this one... looks super good with the amazing pics..
ReplyDeleteKrithi's Kitchen
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Tempting and beautiful presentation.. looks so tempting!!
ReplyDeleteI never tasted this luvly Caramelized Cheedai.Luks Yumm and a well-written recipe .Wish to try soon.
ReplyDeletelove this crunch n crispy snack..
ReplyDeletenew to me..Thanx for sharing the recipe!
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Erivum Puliyum
Looks yumm..never tried it before..
ReplyDeletePerfect seedais,luks so cute and yum...
ReplyDeleteperfect and cute seedai!lovely click!
ReplyDeleteWish I could grab some now.. love this always and I am now admiring ur pics.
ReplyDeleteThose seedais are crispy and lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love this more than uppu seedai too,looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethat really looks quite delicious!
ReplyDeleteVery nice recipe. The seedai has come out so nice...
ReplyDeletelovely and cute seedai... looks tempting.... lovely clicks.
ReplyDeleteOn my list too, but just feeling lazy :). The seedais look absolutely yummy and pictures are terrific.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharmi for your valuable comment on my space. Seedai looks cute and crispy.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
Feel like munching some, incredible seedai looks super cute and crispy..
ReplyDeletelooks really yumm...love the presentation...awesome clicks too dear
ReplyDeleteMy grandma prepares these too..we call it undalikkai here in Mangalore..lovely photos....
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm n perfect round seedai
ReplyDeleteLooks yumm n perfect round seedai
ReplyDeleteSeedai looks perfect and crispy...Lovely clicks...
ReplyDeleteSeedai looks perfect and crispy...lovely clicks...
ReplyDeletelooks perfect!nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteSeedai is so classic sharmi. Pics are always a treat for the eyes on your space.
ReplyDeletecute looking seedais. can have this anytime
ReplyDeleteVery festive and a perfect snack!
ReplyDeletevery delicious n crunchy seedai, lovely recipe..
ReplyDeleteI so want to grab some from the monitor ~ too good!
ReplyDeleteUSMasala
love these super cruncy seedai's.. very tempting and awesome clicks..
ReplyDeletei left India 37 years ago and that day was also the last day that I ate mummy-made food. I am searching last 30 years for this recipe which we kokani-jews called it BOR or BORA. No one remember its recipe. I started thinking that it was my mother's invented special snack. I did remember that its made out of rice flour but what else didn't know. You cannot imagine what I went through when i found this recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot.
I am so touched to hear that....do try and let me know. Am waiting for your feedback :)
DeleteHi Sharmilee,
ReplyDeleteThe time arrived and I made them.
Since we do not eat very sweet (diabetes!!!) I had to put less jaggery. but could not make a dough since it was too dry. I added some warm water.
At last, It was just great. with the same taste as I remember.
Thanks a lot.
wht shld be the consistence of dough?? it shld be same as for Rotti ?? or shld be some wattery??
ReplyDelete@Meenakshi : Its kind of roti dough...
ReplyDeleteSharmi,today i made this seedai with slight variation came out well
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for both the seedai recipes, am gonna follow both as precisely as I can :) I am planning to roast and sieve the flour and keep it aside today itself (distributing work as the festival is on a weekday :() Do you think I can make the jaggery syrup also beforehand or should I wait till the day of preparing?
ReplyDelete@Vyshnavi : Yes you can make the syrup, strain and refrigerate....it keeps well even for 3-4 days.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy i will try this today itself
ReplyDeleteSharmi,
ReplyDeleteThis is my favourite snack....tried it came too well...