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Soak alsande / Chawli overnight and next day pressure cook with sufficient water and 1 tsp salt for just ONE whistle. Keep aside. |
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In a pan, roast the spices in 1 tsp oil mentioned in ‘for masala paste’ except coconut, onion and garlic cloves. Roast till you get a nice aroma from the spices. Leave aside to cool. |
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In the same pan, add 1 tsp oil and roast the coconut, onion and garlic cloves till it turns brown. Keep aside to cool. |
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In a mixer grinder, grind together the roasted spices and the coconut mixture with sufficient water to form a smooth paste. |
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In a pan, add oil, fry the onions till soft. Add tomatoes and fry them as well. Stir fry in the masala paste and fry it for about 3 minutes. |
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Add the boiled pulses and the water from pressure cooker, add more salt if needed. Bring it to a boil and cook for another 10 mins. |
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Add coriander. |
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Serve hot with rotis or rice. |
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I did it twice over period of 15 days. My family simply loved this.
Oh wow ! thanks for your feedback 🙂 Glad to know you family loved it 🙂
Xanti,
Y0u always impress me with your cooking. I love beans and this is surely going to be my weekend dish, I have a question, can i make this a dry dish adding more beans so it becomes a whole protein meal as I am on a protein diet.
Thanks as always.
Cynthia
Hi Cynthia
Thanks for your appreciation 😊well , this recipe has only beans in it … yes you can add more beans or make lesser gravy and dry it up .
Wow, simple and easy recipe. Thanks
Thank you Gwen
Tried this recipe loved it. Tks Shanti for ur recipes. Learning a lot from u
Your most welcome grace. Thanks for your feedback