This is one of my favourite recipe. My daddy does not like
it. So mom and I usually cook this when daddy is not at home for dinner. Yesterday
daddy was out with his friends for dinner so we grabbed the opportunity of
making sabudana khichdi which I had not eaten since months.
It is usually made during fasts. It is great blend of taste-
sabudana, potato and crushed peanuts. Again when you sprinkle lemon juice to
it, taste will be amazing.
You have to careful while soaking sabudana in water. You just
have to put water enough to cover the sabudana.
What goes in it:
Sabudana (Sago) - 1 cup
Water- 1 cup
Potato, boiled and diced- 1 cup
Peanuts, grinded- ½ cup
Cumin seeds (Jeera) - ½ tbl spn
Asafoetida (Hing)- ¼ tbl spn
Curry leaves- 1 sprig or 5-6 leaves
Oil- 2 tbl spn
Green Chilli, finely chopped- 1 tbl spn
Lemon juice- 2 tbl spn (you can put more or less of lemon as
per your taste)
Sugar- 1 ½ tbl spn
Salt- as per your taste
Coriander leaves, finely chopped- ½ cup
How did I make it:
Soak sabudana in water for about 4-5 hours in a flat
bottomed vessel. Soak in water just enough to soak cover top of sabudana.
[Foodies’ Note: Be careful while soaking sabudana in water. If
you use more of water then sabudana will become sticky.]
Once they turn soft and fine round shaped, they are ready to
be cooked.
Meanwhile, wash and peel off potato. Boil them. Drain off
the water and cut it into small cubes. Keep it aside.
Grind peanuts in a grinder.
Mix the coarse peanut powder with sabudana properly.
Take a kadai and prepare for tempering. Pour oil in it and
heat it. As it heats up, put jeera and hing. As jeera crackles, put curry
leaves and chopped green chillies to it. Sauté for about 1-2 minutes.
You can add coriander leaves here. Usually I add it while sautéing
but this time forget to add it, so used it at end while garnishing.
Next put boiled potato, sugar, lemon juice and salt. Mix
them all and let it cook for 1-2 minutes.
Finally add sabudana to it. And season generously till all
the ingredients are properly mixed.
Take it off the stove. Serve it hot in a plate. Garnish with coriander leaves.
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