This thick sambhar is a kerala cuisine and is had with
boiled rice. It is thick and more like south indian vethakuzhambu or amti as
maharashtrians call ie
Ingredients :
Small onions – ½ cup
Salt to taste
Tamarind soaked in hot water – lemon size ball
Roast and grind into a paste :
Coconut oil – ½ tsp
Red chillies – 4-5
Coriander seeds – 3 tsp
Jeera – 2 tsp
Methi seeds – 1 tsp
Pepper – 2 tsp
Fresh grated coconut – 1/3 cup
For tempering :
Coconut oil – 1 tbsp
Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
Methi seeds – ½ tsp
Turmeric powder – 1 tsp
Curry leaves – 5-6
Method :
1)
In a pan take ½ tsp coconut oil
2)
Add all the ingredients for roasting, roast till the
coconut gets brown. (do not over fry the ingredients as you will get a burnt
smell), add water and make a paste of this
3)
In a pan take 1 tbsp coconut oil, splutter mustard
seeds and methi seeds
4)
Add turmeric powder and onions, sauté till onions turn
light brown
5)
Remove tamarind pulp,
add salt and boil till the raw smell of the tamarind goes off
6)
Add the ground paste, curry leaves and boil for another
3-4 mins
7)
Serve this hot with plain steamed rice and ghee
Note :
You can grind 3-4 roasted onions also with the paste for
better taste

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