Vegetable Snake gourd tastes bland itself, so to make it spicier
I usually add coconut grated
and green chilies paste in the end to enhance the flavor and spiciness to the
sabzi. But, in this version I tweaked a little bit and added onion and tomato and smeared Idli Moloaga podi
or Gun Powder in the end. It tastes amazingly good.
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Here are some dry sabzi recipes in South Indian Style which
are quick and easy to prepare Thandu Keerai Poriyal, Beetroot Poriyal, Beans Poriyal, Moong Sprout Sundal, PaasiParuppu Sundal, Kadalai Paruppu Sundal, MixedPulses Sundal, Kollu Sundal
Ingredients:
Snake Gourd/ Pudalangai – 1 medium (chopped)
Chana Dal/ Kadalai Paruppu/Bengal Gram Spilt – ¼ cup
Onion – 1 Medium Size
Tomato – 1 medium size
Seasoning:
Jeera/ Cumin Seeds – 1 tsp
Red Chilies – 2 nos.
Curry leaves – Few
Hing/Asafoetida – ¼ tsp
Spices:
Haldi/Turmeric Powder– ¼ tsp
Gun Powder/Idli Molaga Podi – 1 tbsp (Available in any
Indian Grocery Store)
Salt to Taste
Oil – 1 tbsp
Method:
Nicely wash the snake
gourd and scrap and discard the inner white portion and chop them into fine pieces
Take a microwave safe bowl add chana dal and cook for 8
minutes or till dal half tender or Heat a pan with 2 cups of water once it
starts to boil add chana dal and cook the dal half tender (which ever option you
prefer to use)
Add chopped snake gourd pieces in the same microwave bowl
or pan and cook again for 10 minutes and check dal and vegetable cooked nice
and tender (don’t cook them in to mushy texture)
Heat a pan with 1 tbsp of oil add cumin seeds and red chili and allow them to crackle and then add curry
leaves and onion and fry till it turns to golden color then add the chopped
tomato pieces and fry for a minute. Add turmeric powder and salt.
Add cooked dal and snake gourd pieces and incorporate nicely with sabzi & and then add
gun powder or Idli Molaga Podi mix it nicely and cook for a minute and then switch
off the gas. (If you need a curry texture you need to add a half cup of cooked dal
and vegetable water in the end.)
Enjoy this flavorful sabzi with roti or chapati.
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