sambar Munaga/ munakkada are very nutritious vegetable. They are rich in Vitamin A, protein, iron, potassium and more. Drumstick sambar is the most popular Indian dish made with drumstick. |
Other names of this vegetable are
Saragawa | Shojne | saragavo | shevgyacha | Sajana |
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Ingredients
- Toor dal or yellow split lentil – 1 cup
- Tamarind pulp or thick juice – 1 table spoon (or soak a small lemon size tamarind in ¼ cup of water for five minutes; squeeze and filter the juice)
- Drumstick -10 pieces (3 inches each)
- Tomato – 1 no
- Onion – 1 no
- Curry leaves and coriander leaves – few
- Asafetida powder (hing) – ½ tea spoon
- Oil – 1 tea spoon
- Green chilli – 2 no
- Red chili powder-1/2 ts (optional)
- Salt – according to taste
- Sambar powder – 2 tea spoon full or
- if you don’t have sambar powder, use items below
- Turmeric powder – ¼ tea spoon
- Red chilli powder - 1 tea spoon
- Coriander powder - 2 tea spoon full
- Seasoning
- Mustard, cumin seeds – ¼ tea spoon each
- Red chilli – 1 no
- Onion finely chopped-1/2cup
- curry leaves – few
Take toor dal in a pressure cooker and wash it, then add 2cups of water. Now add drumsticks, chopped tomato, chopped onion, green chili, turmeric and cook for 3 whistles. Now wait until all the gas escapes from the cooker and remove the lid. Scoop out drumsticks into separate bowl and mash dal. Now add sambar powder, chili powder, salt to taste, tamarind water and mix thoroughly. cook this mixture under medium flame for 5min and add drumsticks. Now prepare seasoning, heat 2ts of oil in a pan and add cumin, mustard and red chili when they begin to splutter add onion and saute this mixture until onions turn golden brown under medium flame. Finally add curry leaves and transfer this seasoning to the dal and mix well. Garnish with cilantro and serve with rice/idli/dosa.
This will taste too good after 4hrs.
hope you like my recipe :)
Love this sambar....It tastes superb with hot idlis...
ReplyDeleteHI DEEPTHI I LIKE DRUSTICK SAMBHAR AS ANY OTHER VEGGIES SUPERB!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks good filled with drumstick aroma.. i love drumstick sambar. Interesting method of preparing the sambar.
ReplyDeleteVery nice sambar and it's been so many years that I got to see so many fresh drumsticks ..
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I can feel the taste n aroma of your Murungaikkai sambar just by looking it. Nice to see your blog.
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I love drumsticks and this sambar looks so yum and inviting...
ReplyDeleteSambar tastes so good with drumsticks.
ReplyDeleteDelicious drumstick sambar,looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteIts a long time since I had drumstick sambar. Making me yearn for it now :-)
ReplyDeleteOOo llove the idea...i love sambhar and i love to slurp or chew down the drum sticks
ReplyDeleteWow! That's a very good information about drumsticks, sambhar with drumstick are always a big hit. Looks very delish.
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