- 1 cup Toor dhall
- 2 sp tamarind paste
- 2 - 4 tab sp fresh Coconut
- 4 onions
- 3 Spoons of Sambar powder (Karnataka sambar powder)
- 5 to 6 nos Green chillies
- 1sp asafetida
- 1 medium sized Tomato
- 1 sp sugar
- For seasoning:
- 2 tbsp of groundnut Oil
- 1/2 sp mustard seeds
- 1/4 spof Fenugreek seeds
- 1/2 sp of asafetida
- 1/2 sp Turmeric powder
- Salt to taste
- Curry leaves
- Coriander leaves
- VEGETABLES TO BE ADDED
- You can add any vegetable like Drum stick, Raw banana,yam pieces or beans,Brinjals etc but not more than two varieties in this version.
Method:
- Cut veg. into lenghty pieces.
- Dice tomato.
- Wash and then cook in a open pressure pan after adding a bit of salt and 1 spoon of sugar till 1/2 cooked.
- Set aside.(this will prevent them from becoming mushy)
- Cook the dhall after adding one small spoon of asafetida and turmeric powder very well.
- Keep it aside.
- Take two onions and roast them over fire till outer cover burns to black.
- Fry fresh coconut.
- Remove the burnt cover and make a fine paste of roasted onions and fried fresh coconut.
- Take balance 2 onions and just cut them into two.
- Press green chilies without breaking them.
- In a deep pan pour oil and make seasoning.
- Now add green chillies, and onion fry well.
- Now add cooked dal, tamarind paste and salt.
- Allow it to boil for a while.
- Add 1/2 cooked veg. in the sambar.
- Add sambar powder and ground paste.
- Mix well. Bring it to a boil.
- Add chopped coriander leaves and tomato.
- Your Yummy sambar is ready.
- Serve this with hot rice or idly or dosa.
Notes:
- There is another variation of adding the raw onions in the Dhall and let it get cooked in dhall itself.
- I have found the second variation better for sambar taste.
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