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Monday, February 1, 2010

Khata Urad( Black gram in yoghurt gravy)



Khata Urad-Black gram boiled and cooked in a tasty yoghurt gravy, delicately flavoured with ginger and garlic enhanced with a fragrance from the curry leaves. Sweet and tangy ,this makes a lovely accompaniment to plain boiled rice.

Ingredients:

1 cup pre boiled whole urad (black gram)
1 cup natural sour yoghurt
3 cups water
1 tablespoon besan(chick pea flour)
1 teaspoon ginger paste
1/2 teaspoon garlic paste
8-10 curry leaves
1/2 teaspoon whole jeera
1/2 teaspoon fenugreek (dry methi)
2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon turmeric
2 green chillies cut in slits
2 green chillies finely chopped
1 tablespoon jaggery(gor)
1 red dried chilli

Method:

1.Whisk the yoghurt, besan and water and keep aside.
2.In a pan heat the oil, when hot add the jeera and fenugreek,when they splutter add red chilli, and curry leaves.
3.Add the garlic and saute till raw taste goes away .(Care do not let it burn or it will give bitter taste.)
4.Add the ginger paste, green chillies both slits and crushed. Saute for few more seconds
5.Add the yoghurt mixture followed by turmeric and salt.
6.Keep stirring the yoghurt mixture at all times or else it will split.
7.Add the cooked urad
8. Keep stirring on medium heat until mixture thickens slightly and raw besan taste is gone (about 10 mins)
9.Add the jaggery and adjust salt according to your taste.( The taste should have equal balance of sweet and tangy.)
10.Simmer for 5 more minutes .
11.Transfer to serving dish and garnish with fresh chopped coriander.


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22 comments:

  1. Haven't tried it before,but the pic is making me hungry. will try it soon. nice click

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  2. never tried whole urad in yogurt..looks tempting..worth to try..thanks for sharing..:-))

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  3. This is quite new to me, nevertheless looks so creamy and great pic too.

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  4. Very new to me..lov yogurt based gravy,sounds yumm

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  5. This is new to me..looks so yummy!!!

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  6. very new...looks interesting !

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  7. healthy and yummy! Thanks for sharing the recipe dear:)

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  8. Oh, this looks and sounds amazingly delicious! I've never tried cooking with yoghurt before but this simple recipe makes me want to give it a try, Mmm!!!

    Congrats on that awesome breaking news! It's so cool that your recipes will be featuring in that magazine in India. You rock, Simply.food!!!

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  9. Never tried it before.But it looks delicious!!so going to try this soon.

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  10. This is a new dish for me...looks tasty with rice..very healthy one too :)

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  11. Very interesting. I'd have to research some of the terms, but your blog looks wonderful.

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  12. i am sure this tastes great with rice..very comforting.

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  13. Its a new recipe ...Looks delicious...

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  14. Have'nt tried this before, looks good with rice...comforting

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  15. Awesome looks great.. and congratulations on getting to write for the magazine.

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  16. Totally new to me, I have never tried yogurt and daal before. With ginger that must taste pretty good.

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  17. Never tried this before,looks very yummy and healthy,and quite simple as well....great entry

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  18. The second pic looks so enticing.....
    I am in love with it.... What a simple, yet classy prep that is.... U have made it look so out of the world....

    Ash...
    (http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  19. wow very interesting n tasty recipe...nice combo of ingredients..

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  20. can you serve this as a dip for samosa

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