TIFFIN SAMBHAR
Course
side dish
Cuisine
south indian
Servings
Prep Time
2
cup
10
minutes
Cook Time
20
minutes
Servings
Prep Time
2
cup
10
minutes
Cook Time
20
minutes
Ingredients
1/2
cup
toor dal
–
1/4
cup
moong dal
–
1/4
tsp
turmeric
Powder-
2
cups
Water dal
for cooking –
1 1/2
cups
Water tamarind
for adding to extract-
Tamarind gooseberry
-a shaped ball
1
carrot
1
potato
1
tomato
1/2
tsp
jaggery
Powdered
to taste
salt
TO ROAST AND GRIND
4
tsps
Coriander Seeds
3
red chilli
2
tsps
Channa Dal / Bengal Gram Dal
1/2
tsp
pepper
1/2
tsp
Jeera / Cumin
FOR TEMPERING
1/2
tsp
mustard
1/2
tsp
Methi / Fenugreek Seeds
1/4
tsp
asafoetida
1
green chilli
1
sprig
curry leaves
a few
coriander leaves
Instructions
Dry roast the ingredients given in the to roast and grind table.Allow it to cool.
Place it in a blender.
Grind coaresly.
Soak tamarind in hot water.
Chop the veggies in cubes.Peel sambhar onions.
In a heavy bottomed pan add the ingredients given in the to temper table.
Once the mustard has crackled add onions and chopped tomato.
Once the onion is pink and tomato half cooked add chopped carrot and potato.
Add tamarind extract and sambhar powder.
Allow it to boil for some time.Add salt and once the veggies are cooked.
Add freshly ground masala.
Cook tur and moong dal in water with turmeric powder till mushy.
Add it to the sambhar.
After the dal is completely mixed add powdered jaggery.
Wait till the sambhar bubbles away.
Garnish with curry and coriander leaves.
Tiffin Sambhar is ready to be served with Idli,Dosa,Pongal or Vada.
Recipe Notes
Notes
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You can use beans,yellow pumpkin or radish too along with these veggies.
I have added sambhar powder also alog with roasted and ground powder,but if you want less spicy avoid adding sambhar powder.
Adding jaggery enhances the taste of the sambhar.