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Sabudana Vadai (Sago Fritters)
I have heard that these Sabudana Vadas (Sago Fritters) are a favorite to make during the Dasara/Dussehara festival. This festival is the equivalent to South Indian Navarathri festival. The term “Sabudana” in Hindi refers to Sago. While many recipe websites use Tapioca and Sago interchangeably, I found articles which insist that these are different, with different origins though their similar appearance might be confusing. I also found articles insisting that these can be used as substitute in recipes with similar output although the only difference is the cooking time. I personally, having never used Tapioca, cannot be opinionated with any of the theories. So though you might be able to use them interchangeably in this recipe, I cannot confirm to the same. When I use Tapioca will update this post with my thoughts.
While the North Indian version of these fritters uses potatoes and peanuts, this South Indian version does(...)Read the rest of Sabudana Vadai (Sago Fritters) at Chef In You © DK for Chef In You, 2010. | related searches : Sabudana
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