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Nov 6, 2014

SEPPANKILANGU SAMBAR / TARO ROOT SAMBAR

how to make seppankilangu sambar recipe


Recipe Highlights
One of the tastiest sambar for rice and Idli.
Ingredients Cooking Time : 45 Mins
Tamarind -small lemon size
    Onion -1 /Shallots -8 to 10
      Tomato-1
        Turmeric powder-1/2 teaspoon
          Hing-1/4 teaspoon
            Chilli powder-1 1/2 teaspoon
              Oil-2 teaspoon
                Salt-to taste
                Water –as needed
                Seppankilangu/Taro root - 4 to 6
                Toordal - 1 cup

                To Temper
                Oil - 1 teaspoon
                Mustard and urad dal - 1 teaspoon
                  To Grind
                  Coconut-1/2 cup
                    Cumin seeds-1 teaspoon
                      Small onion-3

                      Method
                      Step :1
                      Soak tamarind in a hot water for 10 min. Take a cup of toor dal, add water and cook it in a pressure cooker for 3 to 4 whistles.In the top of the toordal  vessel, put the seppankilangu and cook it.
                      Prepare tamarind juice and add turmeric,hing,tomato,chilli powder and salt.
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                      Step 2:

                      Heat oil in a pan and mustard and urad dal,when it starts to crackle add onion and saute it for 2 to 3 minutes.Add the tamarind mixture.Let them boil for 20 min.or till the raw smell of tamarind goes out.

                      Remove and peel off the skin from the seppankilangu and chop in to small pieces.After 20 minutes add the seppankilangu in to sambar and let them boil for 10 minutes.
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                      Step 3:

                      Then add the cooked toordal and let them boil for 5 minutes.Grind the ingredients given above in the column “To Grind”.Then add the grinded coconut paste into it and boil it 5 minutes.
                      Finally add the chopped coriander leaves and switch off the flame.
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                      Seppankilangu /Taro root Sambar is now ready to serve.
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