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2 Aug 2016

Horse Gram Sambar
















Servings: 6-7

Ingredients:


Content
Quantity
Comment
Sprouted Horse gram/ Molake kattida Hurali Kalu
2 cups
After sprouting, refrigerate for 4-5 hours before using
Coconut
½ cup
Dessicated
Dried Red chillies
3-4 big

Cinnamon
1” inch piece

Black cardamom
1 number

Black Pepper
6-7 numbers

Jeera
1 tsp

White sesame seeds
1 tsp

Urad dal
2 tsp

Almonds
2 numbers

Jakai / Nutmeg
1 small piece / ¼ tsp powder

Tamarind juice
¼ cup - ½ cup

Salt
To taste

Jaggery
2 tsp

Water
As required

Curry leaves
1 sprig


Method:

Pressure cook the sprouted grams for 3-4 whistles with very little water. Set aside to cool.



Dry roast cinnamon, pepper, cardamom, jeera, nutmeg, sesame seeds, almonds, red chilies separately. Grind the roasted ingredients with coconut and ¼ cup of cooked sprouted grams to a smooth paste.


Add more water to the cooked grams and strain it well using a colander into the ground paste. Mix well. Add curry leaves, ¼ cup of tamarind juice, salt, jaggery and bring it to a boil and simmer. Check for salt and spice and adjust. If you feel that its very spicy, you can add the remaining tamarind juice bit by bit until it suits your taste buds. Also add salt to adjust the taste. Simmer will for 2-3minutes more and take it off the heat.



Serve hot with rice.

Tip:

  1. Dry Spicy curry: Heat oil, add mustard, jeera, curry leaves, green chillies, cooked sprouted grams, and roast for 10 secs. Add salt, ¼ tsp of sugar, 1-2 tbsp of water and cook covered for 2-3 minutes. Once the water is all absorbed, add dessicated coconut, ½ lime and mix well. Switch of the stove, keep covered for 5 minutes before serving. You can serve it with rice, roti, chapathi, etc..

  1. Sweet Curry: Heat oil, add jeera, mustard, curry leaves, cooked sprouted grams, sugar, 1-2 tbsp of water and cook covered for 2-3 minutes. Once done, add some dessicated coconut and switch off the stove. Keep it covered for 5 minutes before serving. You can serve this dish as a sweet too.

  1. You can use val beans/avare kaalu instead of horse gram. It will taste good too.

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