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Sambar

sravya
sravya @cook_7796239

Being south Indian, I love sambar as usual. I will do it weekly once with all vegetables in it. Normally we add drumsticks, brinjal, lady's finger, bottle gourd, pumpkin. It is more tasty and healthy for kids also with all vegetables in it.
I loves my mom's sambar most. My mom first puts tempering, then add vegetables, then cooked dal and tamarind water. I will usually follow this process always. My mother in law prepares in complete opposite way. First boiling vegetables in tamarind water, then adding dal and then she will add tempering. This comes a little thicker version.
The main flavor of sambar is because of sambar powder. I will always use home made sambar powder. My grandmother prepares in bulk and distributes to her children and grand children. Like that I will always get my share. Dal also plays a vital role. It should be of good quality. Initially in shanghai, we couldn't get good tur dal due to which sambar used to taste very bland.
For this turn, I added red pumpkin and Radish. Actually the vegetables here are very tender and will have more water content. When I added pumpkin initially, I couldn't find pieces as it got smashed completely. So when I add vegetables, I will saute them for 10 minutes on medium flame without adding salt, then the shape remains intact.

Being south Indian, I love sambar as usual. I will do it weekly once with all vegetables in it. Normally we add drumsticks, brinjal, lady's finger, bottle gourd, pumpkin. It is more tasty and healthy for kids also with all vegetables in it.
I loves my mom's sambar most. My mom first puts tempering, then add vegetables, then cooked dal and tamarind water. I will usually follow this process always. My mother in law prepares in complete opposite way. First boiling vegetables in tamarind water, then adding dal and then she will add tempering. This comes a little thicker version.
The main flavor of sambar is because of sambar powder. I will always use home made sambar powder. My grandmother prepares in bulk and distributes to her children and grand children. Like that I will always get my share. Dal also plays a vital role. It should be of good quality. Initially in shanghai, we couldn't get good tur dal due to which sambar used to taste very bland.
For this turn, I added red pumpkin and Radish. Actually the vegetables here are very tender and will have more water content. When I added pumpkin initially, I couldn't find pieces as it got smashed completely. So when I add vegetables, I will saute them for 10 minutes on medium flame without adding salt, then the shape remains intact.

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Sambar

sravya
sravya @cook_7796239

Being south Indian, I love sambar as usual. I will do it weekly once with all vegetables in it. Normally we add drumsticks, brinjal, lady's finger, bottle gourd, pumpkin. It is more tasty and healthy for kids also with all vegetables in it.
I loves my mom's sambar most. My mom first puts tempering, then add vegetables, then cooked dal and tamarind water. I will usually follow this process always. My mother in law prepares in complete opposite way. First boiling vegetables in tamarind water, then adding dal and then she will add tempering. This comes a little thicker version.
The main flavor of sambar is because of sambar powder. I will always use home made sambar powder. My grandmother prepares in bulk and distributes to her children and grand children. Like that I will always get my share. Dal also plays a vital role. It should be of good quality. Initially in shanghai, we couldn't get good tur dal due to which sambar used to taste very bland.
For this turn, I added red pumpkin and Radish. Actually the vegetables here are very tender and will have more water content. When I added pumpkin initially, I couldn't find pieces as it got smashed completely. So when I add vegetables, I will saute them for 10 minutes on medium flame without adding salt, then the shape remains intact.

Being south Indian, I love sambar as usual. I will do it weekly once with all vegetables in it. Normally we add drumsticks, brinjal, lady's finger, bottle gourd, pumpkin. It is more tasty and healthy for kids also with all vegetables in it.
I loves my mom's sambar most. My mom first puts tempering, then add vegetables, then cooked dal and tamarind water. I will usually follow this process always. My mother in law prepares in complete opposite way. First boiling vegetables in tamarind water, then adding dal and then she will add tempering. This comes a little thicker version.
The main flavor of sambar is because of sambar powder. I will always use home made sambar powder. My grandmother prepares in bulk and distributes to her children and grand children. Like that I will always get my share. Dal also plays a vital role. It should be of good quality. Initially in shanghai, we couldn't get good tur dal due to which sambar used to taste very bland.
For this turn, I added red pumpkin and Radish. Actually the vegetables here are very tender and will have more water content. When I added pumpkin initially, I couldn't find pieces as it got smashed completely. So when I add vegetables, I will saute them for 10 minutes on medium flame without adding salt, then the shape remains intact.

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Ingredients

30 mins
  1. 1 cuptur dal
  2. lemon tamarind small sized .
  3. oneonion medium
  4. Onetomato medium
  5. 2chillis green
  6. 1 cuppumpkin cubed pieces
  7. 1 cupradish chopped
  8. two tablespoonssambar powder
  9. one teaspoonchilli powder
  10. 1/4 tablespoonturmeric
  11. to tastesalt
  12. oil
  13. big pinchmustard seeds
  14. pinchhing
  15. Handfulcoriander leaves of
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30 mins
  1. 1

    Soak tur dal for half an hour(this is optional) and pressure cook for 10 minutes in 2 cups of water. Once pressure releases smash it with spoon.

  2. 2

    Soak tamarind in warm water and squeeze tamarind water and keep this aside.

  3. 3

    Cut onion, greenchilli, tomato, Pumpkin and radish into small pieces and keep aside.

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  4. 4

    Heat a bottomed pan and add mustard seeds. Once mustard seeds splutter, add hing. Immediately add onions and green chillis and fry till onions become trasparent.

  5. 5

    Now add remaining veggies and saute them continuously for 5-10mins by keeping in medium low.

  6. 6

    Add sambar powder, turmeric powder, salt and chilli powder. Mix everything and simmer for 2minutes.

  7. 7

    Now add cooked dal and tamarind water. If required add more water and simmer for 10mins by covering.

  8. 8

    Once vegetables gets cooked, adjust salt and add coriander leaves. Serve hot with rice and papad.

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on September 26, 2016 07:35
I am Sravya and I am from Hyderabad, India. Currently I am staying in Shanghai. I am a caring mom of 2 yr old boy and loving wife of a software professional. Main task is to prepare food appetizingly with the ingredients available here. Since its an Asian country, we can get most of the things.My interest for cooking started when i am in small age. I used to help my mom in small things and I feel that created me much confidence to try new recipes which ever i tasted or come across. Due to my dad's job, my job(before marriage) and now my husband's job I have been to different places and each place has its own magic. And my interest increased to find those minute differences which also drove me towards this cooking passion.Now I am taking all pics with my mobile phone MI 3. Post your comments for respective recipe which will help to improve. Here I am posting the recipes which i tried and tasted in my kitchen. All pics and content are copyright to Cooking Delights 2016.
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