Bisibelabath is one of the famous rice
dishes from karnataka .
To Grind:
Method:
Though there are many versions of the
same I would like to post my mother’s recipe here. She is a great cook and
I learnt my basic cooking from her.
Ingredients:
Rice
|
1
cup
|
Toor dhal
|
½
cup
|
Tamarind
|
Lime
sized ball
|
Small onion
|
1
cup
|
Brinjal,Beans,carrot,peas
(cut into small cubes ) |
handful each
|
Gingely oil
|
2
tblsp
|
Ghee
|
2
tsp
|
Curry leaves
|
10
leaves
|
Mustard seeds
|
1
tsp
|
Cashewnut
|
10-15
nos
|
Turmeric powder
|
¼
tsp
|
Salt
|
2
tsp or as needed
|
To Grind:
Oil
|
1
tsp
|
Coriander
seeeds
|
2
tblsp
|
Channa
dhal
|
1
tblsp
|
Red
chillies
|
5-6
(add according to your spice level)
|
Cinnamon
|
1
small piece
|
Cardamom
|
2
|
Cloves
|
2
|
Fennel
seeds
|
½
tsp
|
Fenugreek
seeds
|
½
tsp
|
Asafoetida
powder
|
1
tsp
|
Coconut
shredded
|
2
tblsp
|
- Soak tamarind in hot water and extract 2 cups of tamarind juice from it.
- Pressure cook rice and dhal together by adding 6 cups of water.Also pressure cook the vegetables except small onions .
- Heat 1 tsp oil in a pan and roast all the ingredients in the “To Grind” table in the same order till golden in colour. Cool well and grind to a powder.
- Take a heavy pan or cooker. Add gingelly oil. Add mustard seeds. Once they crackle add curry leaves followed by the peeled small onions and fry in medium flame till its light brown in colour.
- Add the tamarind extract,salt,turmeric powder and cook in low flame till raw smell disappears.
- Now add the prepared spice powder, cooked vegetables and cook for 3-4 mins in low flame.
- Add the cooked rice+dhal to this and mix well. Add little water if needed to get the desired consistency. Check the salt ,cover and cook in slow flame for 10 mins.
- Fry the cashewnuts in ghee and add to the prepared rice.
Just now made the bisibele bath... Yours look yummy :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy my son's like this soo much... thankx for sharing this recipe.....
ReplyDeleteFrom Preetha
http://abowlofcurry.blogspot.in
Bisibelebath is my favorite dish.. Very flavorful and I loved the additional tempering of nuts on top Gayathri :-)
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