In case your vadas are breaking in the oil, you may add some buckwheat flour or cornstarch to bind them. I did not add any, the potatoes were perfect enough for binding
1.
Rinse sabudana well until water turns clear. Soak it in 1/2 cup water overnight
2.
In the morning sabudana would have absorbed all water. It should be soft, press with a finger to check, it should crush easily. Drain sabudana in a colander, most likely there will be no water but still drain
3.
Then transfer the sabudana to a large bowl along with boiled potatoes and salt to taste
4.
Mix everything together
5.
Divide the mixture into equal parts, flatten them a bit and make them round shape.
6.
Heat oil in a pan on a medium heat. Add vadas to the oil one by one, maintain the oil temperature to medium heat
7.
Fry vadas on medium heat until golden brown and crispy from both sides. Drain on paper
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