My sister in law loves Sabudana Kichdi and in some extent me too but honestly I have never tried making this. This summer my sister in law came for her vacation here so I thought of giving a try for her with the help of the master Chef Sanjeev Kapoor’s Video. It came out very well. Then recently I gave a try again and WOW!!!! It came out superob.Just check it out:-
SABUDANA KHICHADI
Preparation time: 10 minutes (Approximately)
Cooking time: 15 minutes (Approximately)
Serves-4 persons
INGREDIENTS
Sabudana- 2 cups
Boiled potato-1/2 cup (Cut in small cubes)
Roasted and Peeled Peanuts-6 tabs
Oil-2-3 tabs
Cumin seeds-1 tsp
Green Chillies-4 (Cut in half’s)
Salt- to taste
Curry leaves- Few
Method
• Wash and soak sabudana in sufficient water for 4 hours. (Sufficient water means sabudana should cover 1” water on its top.)
• Now filter the sabudana in a filter and keep aside.
• Heat oil in a pan.
• Add cumin seeds, curry leaves and green chillies.
• Once cumin seeds change its colour put boiled potato in this and fries for couple of minutes.
• Now add the soaked sabudana along with salt and fry well.
• Sprinkle little water by your hand and close with a lid.
• Cook for 5 minutes.
• Now grind the peanuts to a rough powder.
• Add peanuts powder in sabudan.
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• Fry for another couple of minutes.
• Serve hot.
Sending the recipe to Nilofer's cooking with seeds sago event and Priya's cooking with seeds host .
MY TIPS
• Use good quality of sabudan for preparing kitchdi.
• You can also add some veggie if you like.
11 comments:
I love how nice pearly it looks, beautiful !!!
Kichadi sounds healthy n delish...loved ur nice presentation Subashini. U r most welcome to my space dear.
Droolworthy kichadi, looks amazing..
Sabudana kichadi looks really yummy.
Sabudana looks so tempting and has come out so well :-)
hi subashini,
love this sabudana khichidi...it looks so yummy ...nice presentation ...u r having a wonderful collection of recipes from different cuisines ...i covered some but yet to see a lot of recipes from ur collection...
Nice and delicious kichadi.
Tempting pic.
oh this looks good and quick to make for an Indian dish lol
thanks so much for stopping by my blog - Rebecca
quick and delicious dish!
looks nice. never used sabudana in anything other than payasam (vermiceli). Is this khichidi supposed to be sticky?
Thank you dear for visiting my blog and for your lovely comments:)
You too have a cute and homely blog, need to peek into all your yummy recipes. Very happy to follow you, all the very best!!!
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