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  • Udupi Sambar (2nd recipe)

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    Ingredients

    • 1/2 cup ( 100 g ) tur dal (Indian standard measuring cup of
    • 100 ml / 4 oz capacity)
    • ½ teaspoon turmeric powder
    • Wash and clean tur dal. Soak dal for half an hour.
    • Pressure cook tur dal
    • along with water, turmeric powder and oil for 20 minutes. Water level should be 1 -
    • inch above dal ( reduce heat after 2nd
    • whistle and cook on a low heat for 15
    • minutes). Allow the pressure cooker to cool naturally.
    • Open the lid. Gently mash cooked da mixture.
    • Other ingredients for sambar:
    • 200 g pumpkin, gently peel off the outer skin and cut into ½
    • inch cubes (or any other vegetables)
    • 3 tablespoons tamarind juice Small lemon sized tamarind
    • (soak in ¼ cup water for half an hour and then strain it through a fine sieve)
    • or ¾ teaspoon thick tamarind paste
    • ¾ teaspoon salt (or to taste)
    • 2 teaspoon sambar powder (Everest, MTR, Aashirvaad, udupi
    • sambar powder or homemade sambar powder) Dilute sambar powder in 4 teaspoon
    • water. Then it will blend easily with other ingredients
    • 6 tablespoon grated coconut, make a fine paste of coconut in
    • a small mixer bowl with 2 tablespoon water
    • In a bowl, mix boiled tur dal (along with dal stock), water
    • (1/2 to ¾ cup), pumpkin, tamarind juice or thick paste, jaggery, salt to taste and diluted sambar powder. Mix all the ingredients well. Cover
    • with a lid and cook on a medium to low heat for 8 – 10 minutes until pumpkin

    Directions

    Udupi Sambar (2nd recipe)

    Udupi Sambar – A fantastic sweet & sour sambar in Upupi cuisine. This

    sambar is totally different from normal

    South Indian sambar !!

    almost cooked.

    At this stage, add coconut paste. Mix well. Cover with lid

    again and cook on a low heat for another

    8 minutes. Sambar is ready now.

    1 spring curry leaves (6 nos)

    Heat oil in a pan . Add mustard seeds. When they start

    crackle, add curry leaves and halved red chilli. Saute for 1 - 2 minutes until

    fragrant and crisp. Pour this

    seasoning over sambar. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves (optional). Serve

    with Idli / Dosa / Vada / Rice ....

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