Ingredients:
- 1 medium Onion, chopped lengthwise
- 1 Tomato, cut into small pieces
- 4 or 5 Green Chilies, cut into small pieces
- Some Cilantro Leaves
- 1 tsp Tamarind Pulp
- ½ tsp Turmeric Powder
- 1 tsp Sugar
- 2 tsp Rice Flour (to thicken)
- Salt and Water as required
For Seasoning:
- ½ tsp Mustard Seeds
- ¼ tsp Cumin Seeds
- 1 tsp Bengal Gram Dal (Chana Dal, Pachchi Senaga Pappu)
- 1 tsp Black Gram Dal (Urad Dal, Minapa Pappu)
- 1 broken dry Red Chili
- A few Curry Leaves
- 1 tsp Oil
Preparation:
Heat the oil in a deep bottomed bowl and add the mustard seeds to it. When they splutter add the cumin seeds along with the dals + red chili and the curry leaves. Fry for some time until the dals turn golden brown in color.
Then add the chopped veggies (onion, green chilies and tomato) and stir well. Add a little water to this, cover and let it cook for some time until the onions become translucent.
Later add the tamarind pulp + turmeric + sugar and mix well. Adjust the salt too.
Add more water to this, cover and leave it on medium flame until it boils and a nice aroma comes out.
This soup will be very thin at this stage. So to make it a little thicker: combine rice flour with a little water and pour this mixture into the soup. Stir well so that no lumps are formed. Leave the bowl for 5 minutes.
Garnish with cilantro and enjoy with steaming hot rice, ghee and some papads.
Sounds different and delicious, i love tangy taste :) Good one to share Uma!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.. if it's tangy, then am sure it'll be something I like :)
ReplyDeleteTangy!!! wow..can imagine the taste..nice one Uma
ReplyDeletefound a similar recipe in rekhas kitchen...Tangy,then I am gonna luv it...
ReplyDeletetangy taste fits for rice...nice colour and temepting pic..
ReplyDeleteI usually make this for a quick gravy to go with rice. Love it for the tangy taste.
ReplyDeleteI love tangy stuff.. I'd love to have a large bowl of this!!
ReplyDeletei love naything which is tangy ,.this sound delicious,..
ReplyDeleteHi Uma,
ReplyDeleteThank you I am glad everyone is liking the template have worked on it for a while.
I too make this sambhar but I grind all the veggies once cooked and then add the water. But I use Sambhar powder too I realized here you do not use it. Will try this soon.
Hey Uma, so glad to see you after a break. I loved this recipe. I am on the lookout for something that does not involve daal.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy. I make it as a combi with Khicdi.
ReplyDeletemmm uma pachi pulusu color chalabagundi i love to have this with hot plain rice
ReplyDeleteUma I have something to share with you..
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the tang in a soup. I guess that's why I like the Chinese hot and sour coup so much.
ReplyDeletei hav heard this name but dint know how to prepare...thanks uma now i know....is it very famous ur side...coz lot of my andra frnds hav told me abt this pulusu
ReplyDeleteUma, Pachchi Pulusu sounds and looks delicious. I have never had this before, and would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteThis looks too good Uma..Spicy, tangy, am all set to slurp it ;)..
ReplyDeleteSlurp slurp spicy ,tangy soup .......
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Nice idea...looks delicious
ReplyDeleteThis looks great Uma. Reminds me of the sambhar my granny used to make.
ReplyDeleteHi Uma! The soup looks delicious and yummy...
ReplyDeleteLooks delish
ReplyDeleteThe soup looks tangy for sure...nice idea..
ReplyDeleteTangy soup is chatakedarrrrrrrr.....:)
ReplyDeleteit looks really drooling
Ooh! Tangy. I love it...
ReplyDeleteUma-
ReplyDeletepachadi pulusu sounds very different and the tangy taste must be great. Am going to try this soon.
Looks delicious,have never tried this before would love to try this soon,thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletei love soups. this looks yummy
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