Friday, November 7, 2008

Bisi Bele Bath


INGREDIENTS

1 cup raw rice
3/4 cup toor dal
2 cups mixed veggis ( potatoes, carrots, green peas, green beans )
1 onion ( sliced)
2 tomatoes ( chopped)
2 tbs tamarind paste ( thick)
6 cups of water
1/2 tsp turmuric powder
salt


INGREDIENTS FOR MASALA

1 tbs oil
2 tbs coriander seeds
2 tbs kus kus ( poppy seeds)
2 tbs chana dal ( bengal gram)
2 tbs coconut powder
6 dry red chillis
2 inch cinnamon stick
2 cloves


INGREDIENTS FOR TADKA

3 Tbs oil
1 tsp cumin seeds and musturd seeds
1/2 tsp methi seeds ( fenugreek seeds)
2 cloves of garlic ( chopped)
1 sprig curry leaves
1 bay leaf
pinch of hing

FOR GARNISH

3 Tbs ghee
3 tbs roasted cashews
cilantro




METHOD
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Soak toor dal and rice in water for 30 min
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Heat 1 tbs of oil in a pan , add all masala ingredients ( except coconut ) and roast on a low flame
for 4 to 5 min then add coconut powder and roast everything for 1 more min ( make sure not to burn masala)
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Cool all the roasted masala ingredients and make a fine powder , mix with 1/2 cup of water and keep aside
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Heat 3 tbs of oil in a preassure cooker ,add all tadka ingredients , then add sliced onions,sautee on low flame until onions are brown
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Now add chopped tomatoes , mixed veggies and turmuric , fry everything for 2 min then add
soaked toordal and rice and 5 tp 6 cups of water
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Cover with lid and preassure cook for 3 wistles ,until dal and rice is fully cooked and soft
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Now add tamarind paste , masala paste and salt to the preassure cooked dalrice and veggi
mixture
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Mix everything and cook on a low flame for 10 min
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Heat 3 tbs of ghee in another pan add cashews , roast them and pour over cooked bibibele bath mixture along with ghee
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Garnish with cilantro
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Done serve hot with potato chips , papads and raitha

35 comments:

  1. it looks colurful,tasty and it should be tasty...

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  2. How come all your dishes looks so delicious.
    My hubby was next to me while i was looking to this, and he was saying, how come i don't make this.
    Should giv it a try then isnt it :-)

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  3. Iam hungry. All because of your recipe. :-) I had this at one of my friends house. She is a native of Bangalore. She added Bondi to this. Adding cashew nuts is something yummy and yummy.

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  4. Have always loved this dish ... thanks for sharing the recipe. :-)

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  5. sagari..should i say iam drooling?
    This is a Real Divine BBB...

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  6. Bisi Bele Bath is tempting. It is lunch time here and I am so very very hungry after seeing this.

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  7. Sagari u always tempt me ur classic photos.The presentation is very good.I had tried this and it was awesome.

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  8. Oh my husband loves this:) I love them too, but we dont get to prepare it often as we make the store bought masala to make it, maybe i will try it your way:)

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  9. BBB is welcome nytime at home. Yours looks so tasty. :)

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  10. It looks colorful and tasty.

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  11. GOSH! What a color! Very inviting I must say....

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  12. Very nice... the pics are just great.

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  13. I WISH I COULD CHANGE MY LUNCH PLANS OH THATS NOT REALLY POSSIBLE BUT I HAVE BOOKMARKED IT SO THIS WILL BE FOR LUNCH SOMETIME NXT WEEK :)

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  14. My fami fav, it is divine ur plate

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  15. Just looking at you I can say it was tasty.Thanks for the wishes.

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  16. My husband would love this! I'll try it out on him sometime soon! :)

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  17. love to have this anytime.....my fav.

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  18. Looks delicious..this is one of my faves...

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  19. The dish looks so mouth-watering, great color...

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  20. Colourful and tempting.I am not a big fan of this BBB,though I love what they serve at MTR Blore.Yours is tempting me to try it at home.

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  21. Nice plate of bisibele bath & so colorful..

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  22. very colorful.. love the bright color from the red chillis.. urs has come out so good.. i can see that from ur pic.. next time i make bisibele, i know where to look for recipe :)

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  23. Woww wat a lovely colour...one of my fav dish...plate looks inviting..Delicious , fabulous Sagari..

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  24. SO tempting pic. Look so good. Nice recipe. Plate full of divine. YUM!

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  25. Lovely! I can eat this off from my computer screen! Yumm! licking my lips!! hehehehe

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  26. Wow! it looks so.. delicious. you have something waiting in my blog. Kindly check it out

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  27. woooooooow!Bisi Bele Bath is tempting..it looks colurful n tasty..Nice Presentation sagari:)

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  29. that looks extremely tempting..great recipe..and one of the best food i love..

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  30. very colourful recipes nd presentation....luv ur blog great work......

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  31. Whoa..You make simple comfort food look gorgeous with your pics..

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  32. What a tempting picture of my favourite Karnataka dish!! Looks as fiery as the one Prasad hotel at Bangalore serves. I do not add khus khus in the masala, but will try it next time!

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  33. i tried bisi bele bath.. but modified the recipe acc to my own method. it was yummmmy.. thx sagari.

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  34. so colourful... i like the consistency in which you have made it... its just great

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