My mom calls this sambhar as khichidi . So I've mentioned the same name.. This is favorite sambhar..My mom makes especially for me when i visit her place.
I basically love brinjals and my husband is just the reverse.Last week i got some fresh brinjals from my uncle’s garden.I made this khichidi for me and tomato sambhar for my husband..
It came out exactly like my mom’s preparation..I felt like eating from my mom’s hand:)
Here comes the recipe,
Ingredients:
- Brinjal - 4 nos ( medium size) (Finely chopped )
- Green chilly –1- 2 nos ( slit cut )
- Tamarind – 2 – 3 seeds ( soak in water )
- Small onions – 10 nos ( finely chopped )
- Hing / Asafetida – 2 pinches
To season:
- Mustard seeds- 1/4 tsp
- Hing – a pinch
- Urad dal – 1/4 tsp
- Channa dal – 1/4 tsp
- Oil - tbsp
To garnish:
- Coriander leaves – little ( must add )
Method:
- Heat a kadai with very little oil and saute the green chillies.
- Add the sautéed chillies to the finely chopped brinjals with required water and pressure cook it for 1-2 whistles till brinjal turns mushy.
- Once it is done, mash it further with a ladle.It looks like a paste with brinjal pieces here and there.
- Now extract the juice from tamarind and add it to the above brinjal mixture.
- Season with all the items given under “ to season “ section. Add small onions and saute well.Add the brinjal mixture to it and let it boil for 5 mins by adding hing , salt & required water.Onions get cooked nicely.Now remove from the flame by garnishing with coriander leaves.
Delectable brinjal khichidi is ready to eat with idly with sesame oil on top!! It tastes out of the world !!
Note : Please don’t forget to add the Hing 2 times and coriander leaves for garnishing.They are most important for this side dish.
This khichidi is on its way to WYF – Side dish event by our dear blogger EC.
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I too hav a similar one in my archive,but this is still simpler version,i will try next time!!
ReplyDeleteI think most of the guys hate brinjals;D
Simple recipe and sounds delicious, love anything with Brinjals! )
ReplyDeletesimple and delicious sambar dear
ReplyDeleteThis sounds excellent!
ReplyDeleteHi Chitra,
ReplyDeleteLOL...for the name and ur explanation...actually I hopped and skipped and long jumped here to see the brinjal khichdi ;)but nevertheless...I found this easy wonderful recipe passed on to u by ur mom :)good one again chitra.Appreciate u for the details u give in each of ur posts.
TC
Looks very unique and yum...
ReplyDeleteyea yum yum and you made them so well now I am craving for brinjal...
ReplyDeleteDelicious dish Chitra, simple and easy with a few ingredients, thanks for sharing this lovely recipe :)
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ReplyDeleterecipe sounds simple..looks good
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious.
ReplyDeleteFirst time here. Thanks for the hint to cure flatulation.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder that u make the dish again and again. Its a nice recipe , new to me yet. But will try it soon. Eager to taste it:)
ReplyDeleteMy mom calls a lot of her dishes khichdi too:)...ur version sounds great
ReplyDeleteA new one for me
ReplyDeletenew to me. sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteSimple, yummy and healthy...we also love brinjals :)
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious Chitra.
ReplyDeletenever ate brinjal with idlis. Must be tasting delicious. Nice recipe.
ReplyDeletenever had such a side for idlis..must be tasty!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow..I expected to see atleast coconut paste in this..But this is so unique n yum..flavor of brinjals only..:)
ReplyDeleteThnaku all friends for ur wonderful comments;)
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure how this would be served but your last photo makes it clear - and it looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteYour site has so many interesting ideas for us! Thanks for popping in on us recently. We will always watch for your posts. best from Santa Barbara. s
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ReplyDeleteThis is new to me...looks simple and delicious...
ReplyDeleteWow love the brinjal side dish...
ReplyDeleteThanku stockwell kalpana, phanitha and kolors of life;)
ReplyDeleteI have tasted this at my friends place....but never tried it.. good one!! will give it a try!
ReplyDeletemy daughter tried her first Idly today!!
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ReplyDeletelovely post.....will definetly try it & let u know
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me,looks nice.
ReplyDeleteVery new recipe and looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteHi Chitra,
ReplyDeletePls. collect the award from my blog :) I'll be gald if u will :)
Thanks
TC
Hey chittu, already ur tomato-brinjal sambar has become a routine at home nowadays..My hubby has become a g8 fan of it now..Ippo, you have posted another wonderful and useful one...Surely i will try..Tx ma.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear, do try this one. u'll like it for sure :)
DeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeletethanku suparna, sri and anu;)
ReplyDeletesimple and delicious
ReplyDeleteSimple & interesting. Sounds new options for idli & dosa.
ReplyDeletethanks pavi, ammu:)
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