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To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook baked layered vada pav using 20 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Baked layered vada Pav:
- Take maida –for dough
- Make ready Salt
- Make ready yeast
- Prepare sugar
- Take butter
- Take salt
- Prepare warm water or as required
- Make ready Filling-
- Get oil
- Get medium sized boiled Potatoes, peeled
- Make ready mustard seeds and cumin seeds
- Take ginger- garlic - chilli finally chopped
- Make ready Salt
- Make ready haldi powder/turmeric powder
- Make ready red chilli powder
- Prepare coriander powder
- Prepare black pepper
- Prepare cumin powder
- Take vinegar
- Get Coriander leaves
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Steps to make Baked layered vada Pav:
- For dough-firstly, activate the yeast in warm water. And add salt and sugar.mix well. - later take another bowl, add maida, and butter, mix well. Then add active yeast liquid and knead the dough for five minutes.Cover and rest the dough in warm place for two hours to ferment.
- For the filling–In a pan heat oil, when hot add mustard seeds-cumin seeds followed by chopped Ginger-garlic-chilli mixed. Add red chilli powder, salt coriander powder, black pepper powder, cumin powder, haldi powder. Add boiled and mashed potatoes mix well
- Add vinegar and mix it. Keep aside.
- Making the layered vada-pav— Divide into equal portions.take each portion.roll it the long strips shown in pictures.place a corner of a small circle of masala, then put the green chutney on the top of it.
- Sprinkle some dry peanut garlic chutney,over the green chutney. Cover the masala both side shown as pictures.make vertical cut the other half of the strip and cover this as shown as a picture
- Preheat the oven 180 degrees for 10 min. Keep the vada 30 mins rest. After milk coating the vada. Then bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 30 mins.
- Brush some butter on each of them and sprinkle some dry peanut garlic chutney.
- Serve hot with tamarind chutney.
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