Cabbage Sambar Rice and cabbage Poriyal
Easy to cook!!
Eat Healthy!!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add rice, Dal together in a vessel and wash it thoroughly and pour 700 ml of water to it and keep aside for 15 - 30 minutes.
- 2
1. Cut the cabbage into pieces and soak it in warm water for 5 min.
2. Take tamarind and soak in 100 ml hot water for 5 to 10 minutes.
- 3
Cut the needed vegetables finely
Onion 2 no’s half tomato
Garlic and ginger - 4
Finely chop the cabbage
- 5
Take cooker and add 2 tablespoon oil allow it to heat.. after that put mustard seed, jeera, black pepper, chopped garlic and ginger, add hing powder
Till step 8 cook the recipe in 35 - 50% flame
- 6
- 7
Add curry leaves, Chopped onion allow it to fry, then add tomato, add required salt, chilli powder, turmeric powder, Sambar powder, add chopped cabbage - 100 Gm approx to the recipe
- 8
- 9
Then add only squeezed tamarind water to the recipe.. scrap the tamarind after squeezing it..
Then allow the recipe to boil for 3-5 minutes in 80% flame
- 10
Add rice Dal along with water to the recipe
Now close the cooker lid and wait for 3-4 whistle.. after cooking keep the cooker aside
- 11
Take a fry pan, add 2 tablespoon oil and allow to heat, and add urad Dal, mustard seeds, jeera
- 12
Add curry leaves, chopped onion and tomato allow it to cook
- 13
Add chopped cabbage then add turmeric powder, chilli powder, and required salt
- 14
Mix thoroughly and allow it to cook in a medium flame for 5 to 7 min
Close with a plate to cook better
At interval of every 2 minutes mix thoroughly and close the plate again
- 15
Cabbage poriyal is ready to serve now
By the time
Cooker is now slown down and open it carefully as per manufacturer instructions and mix the recipe gentlyNow both the recipe is ready to eat
- 16
Serve hot!!
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