Servings: 3-4
Ingredients:
Content
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Quantity
|
Comment
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Oil
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1 tbsp + 1
tbsp+ ½ cup
|
Roast onion
+ tempering + cooking
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Jeera
|
1 tsp
|
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Curry
leaves
|
1 sprig
|
|
Coriander leaves
|
2-3 tbsp
|
|
2 tbsp
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Jaggery
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1-2 tbsp
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If you want
more spice, add less jaggery, else use 2 tbsp
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Onion
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1 small
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Thinly sliced
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Tomato
|
2 medium
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Quartered
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Fresh Double
beans / hannu huralikayi
|
1 cup
|
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Salt
|
To taste
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Coconut
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½ cup
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Water
|
To cook
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Turmeric
|
¼ tsp
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Method:
Heat a tbsp of oil in a pan. Add the
sliced onions and roast till translucent. Remove and grind it with coconut,
sambar powder, tomato and coriander leaves, and water to a smooth paste. Set aside.
In the same pan, add a tbsp of oil,
once hot, add jeera and curry leaves. Once jeera starts popping, add the fresh
double beans and saute once. Add water, turmeric, salt to taste and cook
covered till beans are soft.
Add the ground paste, add water to
required consistency, ½ cup of oil and mix well. Cook till masala smell is gone
and oil starts separating on medium flame.
Tip:
Keep the gravy thin as thick gravy
will only burn than cook. Also thin gravy helps in faster cooking.
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