Remember when you were a kid, you always knew that going back home to mom’s cooking will cheer you up no matter how bad your day was at school? This is because it’s more than just about the taste, when your mother cooks. It’s the love and care she puts into her cooking, and the sheer freshness of the meal itself that comforts you. Our foods are very much the same. We’ve poured our love into them by using only natural ingredients and keeping it preservative-free all the way. With our new proposition #MadeWithLove, we look to redefine the language of love, through food.
Remember when you were a kid, you always knew that going back home to mom’s cooking will cheer you up no matter how bad your day was at school? This is because it’s more than just about the taste, when your mother cooks. It’s the love and care she puts into her cooking, and the sheer freshness of the meal itself that comforts you. Our foods are very much the same. We’ve poured our love into them by using only natural ingredients and keeping it preservative-free all the way. With our new proposition #MadeWithLove, we look to redefine the language of love, through food.
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Carrot Sambar - Veggie Idli Sambar
We all look for that one dish which is light, tempting and relishing all at the same time. What could be better than having something traditional and Indian, also something which can be had with various combinations? idli sambar is one of the best combinations and a light meal one can have. Sambar, a delicious flavoured dish which is rich in proteins, fibres, and is easily digestible. It is a staple food for many Indians. The way of preparing this dish is easy, which can be modified and can be made healthy as one would like. The combinations that one can have with this dish are many, but idli sambar never goes out of style, nor does the preparation of sambar. One can prepare idli sambar in their own way and add things according to the preferences and taste that one likes. One such way of preparing idli sambar is with carrots. The delicious taste and aroma that comes after adding vegetables which also increases the nutrition value of idli sambar, no one would be able to resist such delicious dish coming straight from your kitchen.
Soak tamarind in normal water for 15-20 minutes. Extract the juice and discard the pulp, we will need 1 cup of the extract.
Wash and cut the tomatoes and carrot as per your preference.
Wash and drain the water of tur dal. Cook dal, tomatoes and carrot by adding 2 cups of water in a pressure cooker and add 1 tsp of salt, ½ turmeric powder, and close the lid for 3 whistles. You can keep the carrot in a small vessel along with the dal. Alternatively, you can also cook carrots and tomatoes separately.
Make a tomato puree from the boiled tomatoes.
Heat oil in a pan, add hing and black mustard seeds. When mustard seeds start spluttering add sliced onions, ginger-garlic paste, curry leaves, green chilli, and all the other spices. Add the tomato puree to this. Then add tamarind water. Let it boil on medium heat until the tamarind water reduces and the raw smell of tamarind goes.
Mash the cooked dal well with a masher. Now, take a pan and add the mashed dal and 1 cup of hot water. Cook on medium flame until you get the preferred consistency of your sambar.
Serve you carrot sambar by garnishing it with coriander leaves.
Your Idli Sambar is all ready to be served hot with dosas or idlis!