Ingredients
1. kollu / horsegram ---- 25 grams
2. thataipayaru ----25 grams
3. whole green gramdhal ---- 25 grams
4. soya ---- 25 grams
5. pachaikadalai parupu
/ broken channa dhal ---- 25 grams
6. thuvardhal ---- 25 grams
7. small onions ---- 1 cup
8. garlic ---- 10 flakes
9. red chillies ---- 4 nos
10. aniseeds ---- 1 teaspoons
11. tomato ---- 1 no
12. tamarind ---- small lemon size ball
13. coconut milk ---- 1 cup
14. oil
15. mustard seeds ---- few
16. jeera ---- few
17. fenugreek seed ---- few
18. asofotida ---- 1 teaspoon
19. red chilli powder ---- 1 1/2 teaspoon
20. coriander powder ---- 1/2 teaspoon
21. turmeric powder ---- 1/4 teaspoon
22. salt to taste
23. curry leaves ---- few
preparation method
1. soak kollu , thataipayaru , whole green gram & soya for over night in water.
2. soak pachaikadalai paruppu,& thuvardhal for 1 hour before cooking.
3. Take a mixer jar and add 1 teaspoon of aniseeds , 1/2 teaspoon of asofotida , 4 red chillies , little salt to taste and add the over night soaked dhals and grind it with out adding any water to it. Then add the soaked pachaikadalai parupu & thuvardhal and grind it coarsly.
4. Now shape the grinded dhal mixture to a desire shape and boil it in the Iddly vessel using the Iddly plates then cool them.
5. Then heat oil in a kadai and deep fry the boiled dhal mixture and keep it aside.
6. now heat a kadai and add 1 teaspoon of oil and add mustard , jeera , asofotida , fenugreek , chopped onions , chopped garlic , curry leaves and fry till light golden brown , then add the chopped tomato and fry for a while.
7. now grind the remaining small onion and add this paste to the kadai and add little water to it, then add red chilli powder , coriander powder , turmeric powder , tamarind water and add 2 cups of water and bring this to boil for 15 minutes. Then add the deep fried dhal mixture and add coconut milk and reduce the flame and cook for 15 minutes. when the gravy is thick enough finally add salt to taste and cook for 2 more minutes and putoff the flame.
Serve this with hot Rice
1. kollu / horsegram ---- 25 grams
2. thataipayaru ----25 grams
3. whole green gramdhal ---- 25 grams
4. soya ---- 25 grams
5. pachaikadalai parupu
/ broken channa dhal ---- 25 grams
6. thuvardhal ---- 25 grams
7. small onions ---- 1 cup
8. garlic ---- 10 flakes
9. red chillies ---- 4 nos
10. aniseeds ---- 1 teaspoons
11. tomato ---- 1 no
12. tamarind ---- small lemon size ball
13. coconut milk ---- 1 cup
14. oil
15. mustard seeds ---- few
16. jeera ---- few
17. fenugreek seed ---- few
18. asofotida ---- 1 teaspoon
19. red chilli powder ---- 1 1/2 teaspoon
20. coriander powder ---- 1/2 teaspoon
21. turmeric powder ---- 1/4 teaspoon
22. salt to taste
23. curry leaves ---- few
preparation method
1. soak kollu , thataipayaru , whole green gram & soya for over night in water.
2. soak pachaikadalai paruppu,& thuvardhal for 1 hour before cooking.
3. Take a mixer jar and add 1 teaspoon of aniseeds , 1/2 teaspoon of asofotida , 4 red chillies , little salt to taste and add the over night soaked dhals and grind it with out adding any water to it. Then add the soaked pachaikadalai parupu & thuvardhal and grind it coarsly.
4. Now shape the grinded dhal mixture to a desire shape and boil it in the Iddly vessel using the Iddly plates then cool them.
5. Then heat oil in a kadai and deep fry the boiled dhal mixture and keep it aside.
6. now heat a kadai and add 1 teaspoon of oil and add mustard , jeera , asofotida , fenugreek , chopped onions , chopped garlic , curry leaves and fry till light golden brown , then add the chopped tomato and fry for a while.
7. now grind the remaining small onion and add this paste to the kadai and add little water to it, then add red chilli powder , coriander powder , turmeric powder , tamarind water and add 2 cups of water and bring this to boil for 15 minutes. Then add the deep fried dhal mixture and add coconut milk and reduce the flame and cook for 15 minutes. when the gravy is thick enough finally add salt to taste and cook for 2 more minutes and putoff the flame.
Serve this with hot Rice
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