Feb 7th 2011
Don't you just love love the Wikipedia...where you can get a quick understanding for almost everything? I even used it as a reference in one of my journal publications and that did not go too well with my professor. Well, maybe I went a bit too far. But seriously you just have to google anything and the Wiki has a quick intro which is almost 99% accurate.
Getting to the topic of this post, the Koshambari is a salad from Karnataka that I don't need to give a recipe for because the Wiki has that too, sigh :)
I like it because it is easy to make, very high in protein and wonderful for kids to munch on too!
Difficulty level : Easy
Time: 1 hr (Prep time), 10 min (Making time)
Ingredients
- 2 cups beans (chopped finely)
- 1 cup moong dal (soaked for 1/2 hr and then drained and kept aside for 1/2 hr)
- salt to taste
To Temper
- 1 tbsp urad dhal
- 1 tbsp coconut (optional)
- 3-4 green chillies
- 1 tbsp mustard
Method de Preparation
- Chop beans very finely and keep aside.
- Soak moong dhal for 1/2 hr and then drain the water out. Keep aside for about 1/2 hr till it is soft and can be eaten as is.
- Take oil in a pan, put the ingredients to temper, add the beans and saute for a couple of min and then mix with the moong dhal.
- Add salt to taste and it is done done done :)
Options: You can replace beans with carrot, cucumber etc. And u can use red chillies instead of green chillies too, and totally skip the coconut if you like.
2 comments:
Beans koshambari looks absolutely yummy..
Thanks Priya!
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