Vaththal kuzhambu with brinjal and sundaikkai vaththals

Speaking as a Botanist, Solanum torvum is the botanical name for SUNDAIKKAI (सुंदरकी). It belongs to the same family -Solanaceae as tomato and potato. It is good for digestion and well being of digestive system, Sun dried vegetables are popularly known as vaththal in Tamil. VATHTHAL KUZHAMBU is a popular food item in Tamilnadu. During summer I make thin slices of my favorite vegetables, dry them in the hot sun and store them in air-tight containers for later use. It is easy to make, not time consuming, with a very few ingredients, and quite tasty. I made this with vaththals, few spices such as fennel, mustard seeds, asafetida and tomatoes and tamarind paste. For aroma I used curry leaves, Tamilians usually mix vaththa kuzhambu with rice for their eating pleasure. Papad and vatha kuzhambu go hand in hand. #goldenapron3 #fitwithcookpad#book
Vaththal kuzhambu with brinjal and sundaikkai vaththals
Speaking as a Botanist, Solanum torvum is the botanical name for SUNDAIKKAI (सुंदरकी). It belongs to the same family -Solanaceae as tomato and potato. It is good for digestion and well being of digestive system, Sun dried vegetables are popularly known as vaththal in Tamil. VATHTHAL KUZHAMBU is a popular food item in Tamilnadu. During summer I make thin slices of my favorite vegetables, dry them in the hot sun and store them in air-tight containers for later use. It is easy to make, not time consuming, with a very few ingredients, and quite tasty. I made this with vaththals, few spices such as fennel, mustard seeds, asafetida and tomatoes and tamarind paste. For aroma I used curry leaves, Tamilians usually mix vaththa kuzhambu with rice for their eating pleasure. Papad and vatha kuzhambu go hand in hand. #goldenapron3 #fitwithcookpad#book
Steps
- 1
Make a checklist. Collect all ingredients and keep them within your reach
- 2
Over medium heat, temper the spices in hot oil. Stir in chanadhal, vaththals, papad pieces, and curry leaveCOOK 3-4 minutes.
Add tomato, 5 cups of water, bring it to boil, simmer the heat, and cook covered, about 15 minutes. The aroma will fill the kitchen. Stir in tamarind paste and the cooked dhal.
For thickening the kuzhambu, dissolve a tbsp of basin flour in water, and add it to the kuzhambu, Cook for a few minutes over medium heat stirring now and then. Salt to taste. Turn off the heat - 3
Aromat vaththal kuzhambu is ready. Taste before serving. Serve with rice, papad and a vegetable side dish
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