I got this recipe from my Friend Bharathi Udayagiri.
Ingredients:
Goruchikkudu Kayalu – 1 lb cut into small pieces
Toor Dal – 1/2 Cup – Soak it for 2 hours
Chana Dal – 1 /2 Cup – Soak it for 2 hours
Tadka Seeds – 1 Tea Spoon
Curry Leaves – 10
Hing – Pinch
Turmeric – 1/8 Tea Spoon
Make Powder of the following three items.
Red Chili Flakes – 1 Tea Spoon
Coriander Seeds – 1/4 Tea Spoon
Amchur – 1/8 Tea Spoon
Oil
Salt to Taste.
Method:
Boil the Goruchhukudu for 15 minutes, drain and keep it aside
Grind the Chana Dal & toor Dal coarsely.
In a heavy bottom pan, put 4 table spoons of Oil once the oil heats, put the tadka seeds, curry leaves and Hing. Add Chana Dal and Toor Dal and fry it for 10 minutes.
Put the ChikkuduKayala pieces and Turmeric Powder and fry them for 10 minutes. Once this stuff looks brown, put the chili powder mix and saute it for couple of minutes.(Don’t burn the chili)
Coriander leaves – 5 Stems cut into very tiny pieces
Mint Leaves – 6 leaves cut into very tiny pieces
Clove powder – 1/8 Teaspoons
Salt – to taste
Oil – To Deep Fry
Method:
Soak the Gram dal for 3 hours and grind not so paste or coarsely
Now put all 2 to 9 items and mix it very well
In a heavy bottom pan put the oil and let it bring to heat and now take small portions of dough in your palms and make them as small disks(don’t put holes) and place carefully in the heat oil and fry them till they look golden brown.
Tip: You can serve them with any kind of chetneys.
Cook gongura leaves in 1/4 cup of water for 15 minutes, grind coarsely and keep it aside
In a heavy bottom sauce pan put 8 table spoons of oil . Once oil becomes hot, put the onion, green chilies and saute for couple of minutes.
Add ginger garlic paste to the pan and fry until the raw smell goes off.
Put the turmeric, chili powder, salt, clove powder, tomato pieces, shrimp and a cup of water and put the lid and let it cook for 15 minutes or like a thick gravy curry.
Slowly put the grounded gongura stuff and mix it very well with at this point. Check the salt and you can adjust it.
Put the alf of the coriander leaves and let it cook on slow heat so that curry will not burn.
When it looks like a medium thick gravy take it off from the heat and garnish it with remaining cilantro leaves.
You should be able to shape into wada. Grind according to that consistency
Now put the onion, green chilies, ginger pieces, salt and zeera in the ground stuff.
In a heavy bottom pan put the oil for deep fry. Once the oil heats up, take small portion of dough and shape it as wadas and fry them till they look brown.