Mumbai Vada Pav

When you have made soft fluffy homemade Ladi-pav, it’s compulsory to make vada pav or pav bhaji!

So here is authentic Mumbai special Vada pav recipe by my cousin Jitesh Jain.

Time

  • Preparation time – 30min
  • Cooking time – 30

Ingredients

This measurement will give you around 8-9 medium size vada.

  • 1/2 kg Potato
  • 3-4 Green chilli (grind instead of paste)
  • 1-2 pcs Whole garlic (peeled & Grind instead of paste)
  • 8-10 Curry leaves
  • Turmeric powder, salt as per taste, coriander powder(1/4tsp), black mustard seeds, coriander Leaves
  • 1/2 tsp Udad dal
  • Besan (Gram Flour) 300gms
  • Water for making paste
  • Oil for frying

Procedure

  • Boil potato and mash it with hands (shouldn’t be completely mash) keep it aside and let it cool
  • Grind green chilli and garlic together don’t make paste it should be coarsely
  • Take frying pan and keep on medium flame, put 2 tbsp oil to fry the ingredients
  • Put mustard seeds, fry it till it turns splutter, put curry leaves and fry for 3-5 seconds. Put chilli and garlic and fry for 10-15 seconds
  • Put coriander powder, turmeric powder and salt fry for 5-10 seconds and then turn off the gas.
  • Remove the pan from gas. Now mix the masala with mashed potatoes. Taste a little to confirm the spice and salt
  • Then mix chopped coriander leaves.and keep it aside
  • Besan Paste-take a bowl, pour besan into it and add water and salt to it to make a paste as given in video
https://forbabynmommy.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/V_20200512_104852_OC0.mp4
  • Now apply some oil in your palm (by applying oil Masala will not stick into your hands) to make patty as shown in image below
  • Keep Frying Pan on gas and light the gas on high flame. Pour sufficient oil to fry the Vada
  • After a few minutes pour 1-2 drops of besan to ensure that oil is sufficiently hot to fry the vada. Now take patty and apply the paste and drop into the frying pan
  • Use frying spoon once the vada comes on top of the pan, turn it so that both sides can fry properly once the vada’s colour turns golden brown
  • Remove from the pan. Follow the same with all the patties

Enjoy hot and Yummy Homemade Vada pav. Do share your feedback and pictures when make it by adding hastag #forbabynmommy.

19 thoughts on “Mumbai Vada Pav”

  1. this sounds tastier than the actual thing! 🙂
    I have tried vada pav in mumbai but found it to be okay-ish and paling in comparison to the veg burger style we get here in Delhi’s streef food!
    but for my mumbai friends, i think this dish will make the perfect welcome!I will try this out.

  2. I love having vada pav, i tried the authentic mumbai one when i visited in 2018. This recipe is useful and we prepare aloo rolls in the same way at home.

  3. This is an easy recipe to prepare ladi pav at home and enjoy with bhaji or any other curry or veggies. I would surely try it soon when I start baking.

  4. Super yum indeed they look. I am surely going to give it a try at the earliest my dear, thanks for sharing the recipe

  5. The pictures of Mumbai vada PAC looks absolutely delicious. This is easy recipe to follow. I’ve never tried vada PAC before, will try this recipe soon.

  6. You are making me drool badly, Neha. Vada pav is my husband’s favourite snack but we have never tried making it at home. I will make it some time and then surprise him. Thanks for the recipe!

  7. Snigdha – Ahmedabad – Hi , I am a full time blogger , social media influencer and youtuber by profession . Except that I am mom of two adorable munchkins . Contact me at snigdha.fairy1990@gmail.com
    Snigdha says:

    Today I had made Vada Pao. Your pics are looking so tempting. Mumbai Vada Pao is so famous .

  8. I am a big fan of vada pav. In fact its my favourite food of Mumbai. Amd that vatata vada tastes so delicious on its own, that I can just have it without the pav also.

  9. Neha – My name is Neha Tambe . My blog aims to help small businesses get started with online marketing and blogging. Apart from this I mostly blog about various topics around parenting, education, travel and some short stories in between. Hope you enjoy reading what I love writing
    Neha Tambe says:

    Omg! I am drooling.. lovely pictures. I haven’t had vada pav for quite some time now.. it’s time to make some

  10. This Mumbai style vada pav sounds absolutely delectable!! Yum! I can not wait to try this recipe at home and I will definitely share the results with you.

  11. Mayuri6 – Mumbai – Tarot Card Reader. Writer. Sweet Tooth-er. Traveler. I write from my heart, edit from my mind and hope that my words will touch your soul.
    Mayuri Nidigallu says:

    Oh my God! You have made me drool, Neha! I love Vada Pav and miss it so much! I guess I’ll use your cousin Jitesh’s recipe to make myself some, since I have no idea when i’ll be able to travel to Bombay next

  12. Varsh – Blogger. Homemaker. Artist. I find perfection very subjective and love to enjoy the journey towards achieving it. I like the weird surprises life throws at me and love to turn them around! :)
    Varsh says:

    I haven’t had wada pav in the longest time and am craving for it after seeing your pics. Will follow your recipe and make them soon.

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    Ujjwal Mishra says:

    We love vada pav as a family. I make it almost in every ten days. Easy and tasty snack. I make the filling in a different way, will try your recipe too.

  14. Sweetannu – Mumbai – Sweetannu is a pre-school teacher by profession yet a learner in the school of life. She continues to discover the new world of blogging and enjoys every bit of this wonderful journey. Without a doubt her biggest passion is food. However, fitness plays a key role besides travel, movies, fashion, events, networking and the new digital world. Sweetannu's motto is to enjoy all the small and big experiences life has to offer. She wishes to live life to the fullest. She has an awesome bucket list too. Check out Sweetannu's interesting blog posts, each one telling an unique story. Contact Sweetannu for brand promotions, blogging tie-ups, and reviews on anahitairani200@gmail.com.
    Anahita Irani says:

    Seeing those vadas frying made my mouth water. Eating vadas in the street has it’s own charm even though we can make it at home.

  15. Tempting!! I love vada pav. Made it last week only. Garlic chutney on one side and green on the other, accompanied with tasty vada…wow .it’s heaven.

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