Tried making sambar sadham, but instead of rice I used rolled oats. It tasted great. If you are a fan of South Indian Sambar Sadham ,then this is a must try healthy and delicious recipe. This is a Tamilnadu style sambar sadham, slightly different from Karnataka Bisi Bele Bath, if you want that recipe, click here.
Ingredients
Thoor dal/Thuvaram paruppu-1/4cup
Rolled oats-1cup
Your choice of veggies-1cup
Tamarind juice-1/4cup
Shallots/Sambar onion-8
Red chilly-1
Tomato-2
Mustard seeds-1/2teaspoon
Turmeric powder-1/4teaspoon
Few curry leaves
Gingelly oil-1tablespoon
Ghee-2teaspoons(optional)
Salt
To roast and grind
Oil-1teaspoon
Channa dal-11/2 teaspoon
Red chillies-3 (adjust to ur taste)
Coriander seeds-1 teaspoon
Cumin seeds-1 teaspoon
Grated coconut-2tablespoons
Hing/Asafoetida-1/4teaspoon
Method
Pressure cook 1/4cup of dal with a pinch of turmeric and few drops of oil.
Cube the veggies. [I have used a carrot, few beans, frozen green peas, frozen jackfruit seeds, and yellow squash]
Add the veggies with the cooked dal, add the tamarind juice, enough salt and the rolled oats.
Add about 2 cups of water, close the pressure cooker and cook for just 1 whistle.
Meanwhile, roast all the items given under "to roast and grind". Let it cool completely, then grind it into coarse powder.
Heat nallennai/gingelly oil in a separate pan, add the mustard seeds and let them splutter.
Add the broken red chilly, chopped shallots and fry for a few minutes.
Now add the chopped tomatoes and cook till they become soft.
Add the turmeric powder, masala powder, and about 1/4cup of water. Let it boil nicely until the masala smell has gone.
Open the pressure cooker, add in the onion-tomato-masala into the cooker, mix it well.
Reduce the heat to low, cook for 5 more minutes.
Delicious and aromatic oats sambar sadham is ready to serve. You can add little ghee while serving. Serve hot with your choice of vadaam/chips or varuval.
Recipe Inspiration: Here
Ingredients
Thoor dal/Thuvaram paruppu-1/4cup
Rolled oats-1cup
Your choice of veggies-1cup
Tamarind juice-1/4cup
Shallots/Sambar onion-8
Red chilly-1
Tomato-2
Mustard seeds-1/2teaspoon
Turmeric powder-1/4teaspoon
Few curry leaves
Gingelly oil-1tablespoon
Ghee-2teaspoons(optional)
Salt
To roast and grind
Oil-1teaspoon
Channa dal-11/2 teaspoon
Red chillies-3 (adjust to ur taste)
Coriander seeds-1 teaspoon
Cumin seeds-1 teaspoon
Grated coconut-2tablespoons
Hing/Asafoetida-1/4teaspoon
Method
Pressure cook 1/4cup of dal with a pinch of turmeric and few drops of oil.
Cube the veggies. [I have used a carrot, few beans, frozen green peas, frozen jackfruit seeds, and yellow squash]
Add the veggies with the cooked dal, add the tamarind juice, enough salt and the rolled oats.
Add about 2 cups of water, close the pressure cooker and cook for just 1 whistle.
Meanwhile, roast all the items given under "to roast and grind". Let it cool completely, then grind it into coarse powder.
Heat nallennai/gingelly oil in a separate pan, add the mustard seeds and let them splutter.
Add the broken red chilly, chopped shallots and fry for a few minutes.
Now add the chopped tomatoes and cook till they become soft.
Add the turmeric powder, masala powder, and about 1/4cup of water. Let it boil nicely until the masala smell has gone.
Open the pressure cooker, add in the onion-tomato-masala into the cooker, mix it well.
Reduce the heat to low, cook for 5 more minutes.
Delicious and aromatic oats sambar sadham is ready to serve. You can add little ghee while serving. Serve hot with your choice of vadaam/chips or varuval.
Recipe Inspiration: Here
Delicious and inviting oats sadham. Pics look great.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Sure i will try this kanna.
ReplyDeleteAppa is having sugar, and this receipe will sure help him to eat tastfully.
vijimma.
Looks a Healthy dish!
ReplyDeleteSure you made a healthy version looks very tasty.
ReplyDeleteWat a healthy and fibre rich oats sambar sadham..
ReplyDeleteLooks not just delicious but also a healthy one pot meal.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy and delicious oats dish dear..
ReplyDeleteEating healthy! :-)
ReplyDeleteNormally, I used to mix sambar with cooked oats. I followed your recipe today and it came out really very good. Thanks for sharing mahi.
ReplyDelete@Subha, thanks for trying out n the wonderful feedback! :)
ReplyDeleteeating sambar oats,increases body fat?
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