I can call this sambhar as bachelor's sambhar, yep this dish is really very quick to make and definitely an easy breezy dish, gets ready in very less time. Just you need a pressure cooker, this is a pressure cooker sambhar. I do this sambhar quite often if i have sudden guests at home or else whenever i feel like lazy.This sambhar dont even need onions or garlic, so you can have this gravy for a fasting day. Coming to this sambhar, i used mixed dals and variety of veggies, just put everything together which goes for pressure cooking which i spiced up with sambhar powder, tempered spices and lemon juice.
Whenever i go to farmer's market, back home i usually prepare my frozen veggies either by slicing or chopping them, as they are really handy for making quick foods,also they wont lose their vitamins once they get freezed. If you have frozen veggies,this sambhar is super easy to make. For my second day of blogging marathon, am posting this quick sambhar as i chosed pressure cooked recipes as this week's theme. Check out the marathoners running this 22nd edition of blogging marathon here.Sending to my event Healthy Diet-Fast & Quick Healthy Dish guest hosted by Kalpana.
1/4cup Toordal
1/4cup Moongdal
1/4cup Masoor dal
2cups Chopped mixed veggies (carrot,turnips,eggplants,bellpeppers and potatoes)
1no Tomato (chopped)
1tbsp Sambhar powder
1/2tsp Red chilly powder
1tbsp Lemon juice
1tsp Mustard seeds,urad dal,cumin seeds
2nos Dry red chillies
Few curry leaves
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
Salt
Oil
Wash the dals together, transfer it to the pressure cooker.
Add the mixed veggies,tomato,sambhar powder,chilly powder, turmeric powder and salt to the dals, add 3cups of water and pressure cook it for 3whistles.
Once the steam get released, mash slightly the prepared sambhar with a spoon and keep aside.
Meanwhile,heat enough oil in a pan, let splutters the mustard seeds,urad dal,cumin seeds and asafoetida powder, add the dry red chillies and curry leaves. Fry it until they turns brown.
Add this tempered spices,lemon juice to the sambhar,give a stir.
Serve hot with rice.
Whenever i go to farmer's market, back home i usually prepare my frozen veggies either by slicing or chopping them, as they are really handy for making quick foods,also they wont lose their vitamins once they get freezed. If you have frozen veggies,this sambhar is super easy to make. For my second day of blogging marathon, am posting this quick sambhar as i chosed pressure cooked recipes as this week's theme. Check out the marathoners running this 22nd edition of blogging marathon here.Sending to my event Healthy Diet-Fast & Quick Healthy Dish guest hosted by Kalpana.
1/4cup Toordal
1/4cup Moongdal
1/4cup Masoor dal
2cups Chopped mixed veggies (carrot,turnips,eggplants,bellpeppers and potatoes)
1no Tomato (chopped)
1tbsp Sambhar powder
1/2tsp Red chilly powder
1tbsp Lemon juice
1tsp Mustard seeds,urad dal,cumin seeds
2nos Dry red chillies
Few curry leaves
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
Salt
Oil
Wash the dals together, transfer it to the pressure cooker.
Add the mixed veggies,tomato,sambhar powder,chilly powder, turmeric powder and salt to the dals, add 3cups of water and pressure cook it for 3whistles.
Once the steam get released, mash slightly the prepared sambhar with a spoon and keep aside.
Meanwhile,heat enough oil in a pan, let splutters the mustard seeds,urad dal,cumin seeds and asafoetida powder, add the dry red chillies and curry leaves. Fry it until they turns brown.
Add this tempered spices,lemon juice to the sambhar,give a stir.
Serve hot with rice.
This sambar is so quick to prepare. Love it. Looks trmpting
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ReplyDeleteNice sambar Priya. I usually prepare sambar in pr. cooker when I am in a hurry.Your idea of adding mixed dal is nice :)
ReplyDeleteVery appealing pic, Priya.
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ReplyDeleteSuper yummy and delicious recipe :)
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Mixed dhals n Mixed Veggies are multi vitamin supplementary, very inviting Priya :-)
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Delicious sambhar, I make mixed vegetable sambhar than single veggies.
ReplyDeleteThanks Priya for posting such quick,delicious and easy sambhar recipe...loved this!
ReplyDeleteMy mil often makes.sambar this.way although she doesn't as mixed dals. But the addition of lemon.juice instead of Tamarind is definitely an interesting one
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ReplyDeleteI have always made sambhar in pressure cooker, although never used mixed dals it's only toor dal or very rarely masoor dal...This really looks delicious..hugs
This is super-quick. Will bookmark and try it out.
ReplyDeleteLove this quick sambar..Sure will help in busy days..
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ReplyDeleteMost often I make such sambar Priya..Truly tempting and quick fix.
ReplyDeleteLemon juice in a sambar - that is new to me... i have done lemon rasam but not lemon sambar!!!
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Hi Priya, belated Happy Diwali:)..sambhar looks great and recipe is really good!! must try!!
ReplyDeletesounds healthy and delicious priya :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely need this recipe for someone as lazy as me...I can imagine myself making it often from now on...
ReplyDeleteThis is such a quick sambar recipe Priya!Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletethis is really a quick sambar .. will try sometime ;)
ReplyDeletePressure cooker sambar is so easy to make, yet it doesn't compromise much on the taste. Great pic!
ReplyDeletethis looks super good
ReplyDeleteYummy n tasty!
ReplyDeleteI too make a sambar like this on busy days.The only change is I add a pinch of hing while pressure cooking the dhal.
ReplyDeleteMy husband makes this kind of sambar, truly a bachelor sambar, no grating, grinding involved :-). I love the mixed dals in there.
ReplyDeletethis is so awesome..
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Yummy sambar Priya,luks tempting...
ReplyDeleteyummy n tempting sambhar
ReplyDeleteLooks so colourful Priya, I am sure many bachelors will benefit from this..:)
ReplyDeleteI just made this for dinner. It is absolutely delicious and easy to make. Thanks
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