Ulundu Vada (Medu Vada) உளுந்து வடை
Ulundu Vada (Medu Vada) is made from urad dal. Popular South Indian and Sri Lankan Tamil cuisine, eaten for breakfast or as a snack.
Medu Vada = soft fritter
Ulundu Vada (Medu Vada) is made from urad dal. Popular South Indian and Sri Lankan Tamil cuisine, eaten for breakfast or as a snack.
Medu Vada = soft fritter
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