Kadhamba sambar saadham (kadamba saadham)
Ingredients
Poosanikkaai (pumpkin) - 250 gm
Parangikaai (yellow pumpkin) - 250 gm
Carrot - 2
Beans - 10
Sarkaraivelli (Sweet potato) - 1
Chow chow - 1
Potato - 1
Tamarind (puli) - size of mozambi
Salt - 2 and 1/2 tablespoon
Jaggery (vellam) - size of gooseberry
Dhaniya (coriander seed) - 100 gm
Red chilly - 50 gm
Asafoetida - 1/2 teaspoon
Bengal gram (kadalai paruppu) - 100 gm
Gingely oil (nallennai) - 1 tablespoon
Copra (kopparai thengaai) - 1 Copra Grated
(Or) Roasted grated coconut - 1 cup
Thoor dhal (thuvaram paruppu) - 150 gm
Using the above ingredients, you can make sambar saadham for easily 10 people.
Preparation
Preparation of podi
- Heat gingely oil in a pan
- Add dhaniya, chilly, asafoetida, bengal gram and roast them till they turn red
- Put these in a mixer grinder container
- Grind them coarsely
- Heat Copra for just 2 minutes in a pan
- If using Grated Coconut, heat in a pan till it gets dry and roasted
- Add the grated copra or coconut in the mixie container and grind them nicely
Preparation of Sambar
- Soak tamarind in a vessel with 5 tumblers of water for half an hour
- Prepare 10 tumblers of tamarind water
- Cook thoor dhal
- Chop the vegetables into large pieces
- Heat water in a big vessel and add poosanikkai, carrot and chow chow. Cook in medium flame. Close the vessel with a lid.
- Let them boil for 10 minutes
- Add other chopped vegetables and boil for 5 minutes
- Add the tamarind water
- Add salt, sambar podi and jaggery
- Allow it to boil for 10 minutes
- In a separate pan, heat 1 tablespoon of gingely oil. Add mustard, 3 green chilly (sliced along the length). Allow mustard to burst.
- Add this to the boiling tamarind water
- Let this boil for 5 minutes
- Add the cooked thoor dhal
- Let this boil for 10 minutes
- Turn the stove to low flame
- Add the grinded ingredients (Podi prepared above) and mix thoroughly
- Let this boil for 10 minutes. Frequently stir
- Turn off the stove
- If the sambar is too thick now, you can add 1 or 2 tumblers of boiling water along with salt to the sambar.
Preparation of Sambar saadham
- Take required quantity of cooked rice
- Add sambar to this and mix
- Roast 10 sundekkai in a separate pan with 1 teaspoon of gingely oil, until it turns black.
- Add this to sambar sadham
- Heat curry leaves in the same pan and add this to sambar sadham
- Heat required amount of ghee and gingely oil and add this to sambar sadham. This will enhance the taste of the sambar sadham.
Very good taste. Just prepared & had. Thank you.
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ReplyDeleteThis is easily one of the best rice preparation.Divine taste..Thank you very much
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