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Clean sago by adding little water and soak by adding 2 bowls of water overnight.
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Next day early morning, boil 3 bowls of water in a large vessel.
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Meanwhile, let’s make spice paste by adding green chillies and cumin seeds in a blender and make a coarse paste.
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Add above spice paste and salt and boil till water start boiling.
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Put soaked sabudana and cook for a minute by stirring continuously.
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Add 2 tbsp. oil to avoid the formation of lumps. Cook till you get a thick consistency and stir occasionally.
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When you get required consistency, off the flame and let it cool.
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In a bowl, make a mixture of water and oil to grease polythene sheet. If you are putting on a cloth then you need not grease but it becomes a hurdle to remove when dried.
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With the help of a spatula, put a small portion of batter on sheet.
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Let them sundry, once they are semi-dried, flip to other side and dry till moisture is evaporated.
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When they are totally dried they turn to thin wafers, store them in an airtight container to preserve.
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When we deep fry Saggubiyyam Vadiyalu or Sabudana Papad, they expand to double the size giving it puffy and crunchy flavour.