Gummadikaya or yellow pumpkin is a regular at home. With cut pieces being available in the market, this is one of those ‘every other day dal’ at home.
Preparation time: 20-30 mins
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
Pumpkin (Gummadikaya) ½ kilo
Pigeon peas (Toordal/kandipappu) 1 cup Refined cooking oil 1 tbsp
Mustard seeds (Rai/aavalu) 1 tsp
Cumin seeds (Jeera/jeelakarra) 1 tsp
Black gram (Urad dal/uddipappu) 1 tsp
Curry leaves 4-5
Green chillies 4
Sugar 2 tsp
Pinch of Red chilli powder
Pinch of Asafoetida
Pinch of turmeric
Salt to taste
Fresh coriander to garnish
Method:
Peel, de-seed and cut the pumpkin into cubes. Slit the green chillies.
Pressure-cook the pigeon peas, pumpkin, green chillies, and sugar with a pinch of turmeric to 3 whistles.
In a pan/kadai (bandl/mookudu), heat oil. Add mustard seeds and as they pop, add cumin, black gram, curry leaves and a pinch of asafoetida.
To the seasoning, add the cooked pumpkin and pigeon pea mix and sauté. Add water if required ensuring the dal isn’t burnt.
Spice the dal with salt to taste, red chilli powder and a tsp of sugar (if required). Cook to one boil.
Garnish with fresh and chopped coriander and grated fresh coconut (if a Kannadiga) and serve with hot rice and papads.
Preparation time: 20-30 mins
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
Pumpkin (Gummadikaya) ½ kilo
Pigeon peas (Toordal/kandipappu) 1 cup Refined cooking oil 1 tbsp
Mustard seeds (Rai/aavalu) 1 tsp
Cumin seeds (Jeera/jeelakarra) 1 tsp
Black gram (Urad dal/uddipappu) 1 tsp
Curry leaves 4-5
Green chillies 4
Sugar 2 tsp
Pinch of Red chilli powder
Pinch of Asafoetida
Pinch of turmeric
Salt to taste
Fresh coriander to garnish
Method:
Peel, de-seed and cut the pumpkin into cubes. Slit the green chillies.
Pressure-cook the pigeon peas, pumpkin, green chillies, and sugar with a pinch of turmeric to 3 whistles.
In a pan/kadai (bandl/mookudu), heat oil. Add mustard seeds and as they pop, add cumin, black gram, curry leaves and a pinch of asafoetida.
To the seasoning, add the cooked pumpkin and pigeon pea mix and sauté. Add water if required ensuring the dal isn’t burnt.
Spice the dal with salt to taste, red chilli powder and a tsp of sugar (if required). Cook to one boil.
Garnish with fresh and chopped coriander and grated fresh coconut (if a Kannadiga) and serve with hot rice and papads.
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