Summer is here and kids have started their vacation. So life
has become so hectic by hindering me from taking care of my blog. I haven’t
posted any recipe last week, so decided to post some recipe this week. Today’s
recipe is from my hubby. He made this pachadi to go with rice and it tasted so
delicious.
Here is the recipe:
Ingredients:
- Skin of a whole Bottle Gourd
- 1 large Tomato
- 1 small Onion
- 2 tsp Coriander Seeds (Dhaniyalu, Dhaniya)
- ½ tsp Cumin Seeds
- 2 or 3 Garlic Cloves
- ½ tsp Tamarind Pulp
- A small piece of Ginger
- 10 dry Red Chilies
- 1 tbsp Oil
- A pinch of Turmeric Powder
- A pinch of Asafetida (Inguva, Hing)
- Salt
Preparation:
- Wash all the vegetables. Chop tomato + onion + garlic +
ginger into medium sized pieces. Keep aside.
- Heat oil in the pan and add all the ingredients except tamarind
pulp and salt. Sauté them well.
- Then transfer them to a plate and allow cooling down.
- Later add them to a blender jar and grind into a smooth
paste by adding tamarind pulp + salt and little water. Don’t add too much water
as the pachadi might become too watery.
- Transfer the pachadi to a serving bowl and enjoy with
steaming hot rice. This also goes well with chapathis/dosas.
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16 comments:
Slurp,fingerlicking pachadi..beautifully done Uma.
sounds delicious..
Super tempting pachadi, sounds so yummy.
What a lovely colour of the pachadi..nice recipe.
Looks spicy and delicious..
love the presentation and nice recipe too..
Wow Uma very delicious and also innovative recipe.I did not know that doodhi skin can be used since I usually discard the skin and make doodhi kootu or dry curry.
Lovely color. love to have it with rice :)
A different pachadi.
Finger licking pacadi,yum
never used bottle gourd skin, very interesting recipe...will try it for sure...thanks for this great recipe!!
Spicy Treats
looks so versatile and delicious!
Beautifully presented. Tempting pachidi.
Hamsamalini Chandeasekaran,
www.indianrecipecorner.com
So easy one and yummy in taste..
Tempting pachadi and very beautiful presentation!
Nice, it's really good to know that all parts of a vegetable can be used :-)
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