I can survive just with a dals and pickles for many weeks, while searching some rice dish through Dk's Chef In You i got hooked with this South Indian Kadambam rice, which ressembles quite like Bisi Bele Bath, my most favourite dish..While going through this recipe at Dk's space,this dish was truly very easy also its seems that this rice is her mom's version which was given by her mom's elder sister, so i immediately wanted to try this dish, eventhough i prepare almost the same rice...Yep each family have their own way of making this sort of rice with dals and veggies, even my mom makes something similar but she used to add some tempered spices to enhance the flavour of this rice..This kadambam rice was quite an easy rice dish and just with papads this rice tastes absolutely divine and we loved it..This is my another entry to T&T -Chef In You guest hosted by myself, event by Lakshmi..
1cup Rice
1/2cup Channa dal
1/2cup Toor dal
1tbsp Tamarind paste
4cups Mixed Veggies(any veggies of ur choice)
1tbsp Sambar powder
Salt
Few curry leaves
2tbsp Coriander leaves (chopped)
1tsp Ghee
Cook rice with 3cups of water, cook together the dals with enough water until they turns soft, meanwhile cook the veggies with enough water until they get half cooked and keep aside.
In a large pan, mix the tamarind paste with 3cups of water, add the salt, sambar powder, curry leaves and the already cooked veggies and cook for few minutes until the veggies get well cooked, mash the dals and add to the cooking veggies, until the gravy turns bit thick..
Add cooked rice to the dal-veggies mixture and gently mix everything..Garnish the rice with chopped coriander and ghee..
Serve hot with papads or either with pickles..
1cup Rice
1/2cup Channa dal
1/2cup Toor dal
1tbsp Tamarind paste
4cups Mixed Veggies(any veggies of ur choice)
1tbsp Sambar powder
Salt
Few curry leaves
2tbsp Coriander leaves (chopped)
1tsp Ghee
Cook rice with 3cups of water, cook together the dals with enough water until they turns soft, meanwhile cook the veggies with enough water until they get half cooked and keep aside.
In a large pan, mix the tamarind paste with 3cups of water, add the salt, sambar powder, curry leaves and the already cooked veggies and cook for few minutes until the veggies get well cooked, mash the dals and add to the cooking veggies, until the gravy turns bit thick..
Add cooked rice to the dal-veggies mixture and gently mix everything..Garnish the rice with chopped coriander and ghee..
Serve hot with papads or either with pickles..
woow..looks awesome...
ReplyDeleteDelicious rice preparation..love all the veggies and tamarind in it..yum!
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healthy rice
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Kadambam rice looks delicous..pappadam goes very well...yum
ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
Rice looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteNice delicious rice Priya. I love this kind of one pot meals.
ReplyDeleterice looks very delicious priya ...yummy
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Yummy rice...Nice clik..
ReplyDeleteLoved your rice and those papads are making me hungry again!
ReplyDeletequick n tasty dish! cheers:)
ReplyDeletethats a nice dish!...good pick Priya!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious..
ReplyDeleteThe rice looks delicious and nice! Yummy!
ReplyDeletehmmm- looks so yummy- although hubby's from South, I have not tried this dish yet! love it!
ReplyDeleteKadambam rice looks yummy. This is something like bisibelebhat. There is a slight difference in the masala though :)
ReplyDeleteWith sambar powder in the rice it has to taste delish.
ReplyDeleteYum.Spicy and Inviting rice Priya.
ReplyDeleteIts so easy with not many ingredients , and very flavourful too...
ReplyDeleteAdding channa dal sounds new to me!`
ReplyDeleteThis sounds really wonderful. Your food never disappoints. Bob and I have begun our travels so my visits here will be sporadic for a while. I'll be thinking of you and your wonderful food while I'm gone and will resume regular visits on my return. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
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ReplyDeleteThis looks really delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow so lovely n yummy....
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Delicious rice Priya.Yummy!
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yum, this looks delicious, and I love the name, sounds so cute :-)
ReplyDeletelooks soo yum!
ReplyDeleteoh loving it that too with papad can't wait to have!
ReplyDeleteeasy n yummy rice!!
ReplyDeleteWanted to do this for such a long time. will do soon now. looks so healthy.
ReplyDeletea wholesome meal...very healthy and nutritious! loved the name too.. :)
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