Making sevai at home is quite easy to do, though i love to get few readymade sevai packets from India. During my last trip to India, i got some fingermillet,pearlmillet, littlemillet and tomato sevai packets to make quick dishes out of it. They are really very handy and you can dish out quick, easy breezy dishes with this ready made sevai packets. Obviously when i feel really lazy to cook or tired to cook,i will definitely pick a packet of sevai from my pantry to dish out a simple sevai dish with it.My today's post is also a kind of quick dish which i usually do with less efforts depending upon the ingredients available in my fridge especially when its comes to vegetables. This masala tomato sevai goes for colourful veggies and simple masala powders.
Since this readymade sevai are very thin when compared to the homemade ones, just drop the packet of sevai to a strainer and pass the sevai to the running water instead of soaking as per instructions given in the packet. This makes prefectly cooked sevai instead if mushy or sticky sevai. I used couple of finely chopped vegetables to make this delicious tomato sevai more healthier. Trust me a plate of this vegetable loaded masala tomato sevai makes an excellent meal to anyone. A prefect breakfast or lunch or dinner to relish happily as this dish goes for easy cooking. This quick masala tomato sevai goes for this week's blogging marathon as am running under Dorm/Single serve recipes.
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250grams Tomato sevai
1no Onion(big&chopped)
2nos Green chillies (slit opened)
1/2tsp Ginger garlic paste
1/2cup Carrot, potato, green bell pepper (chopped finely)
1/2tsp Red chilly powder
1/2tsp Garam masala powder
1no Whole spices (bay leaf,clove,cardamom & cinnamon stick)
Oil
Salt
Few coriander leaves
Drop the sevai in a strainer, run the water until the sevai turns soft, keep aside.
Heat enough oil in a large kadai, fry the whole spices.
Add immediately the chopped onions,green chillies (slit opened),ginger garlic paste and sauté until the onions turns transculent.
Now add the vegetables,red chilly powder, garam masala powder, cook for few minutes until the vegetables turns soft.
Immediately add the softened tomato sevai, sprinkle some water and toss gently until everything get well cooked.
Enjoy warm with any sort of side dish or raitas..
Since this readymade sevai are very thin when compared to the homemade ones, just drop the packet of sevai to a strainer and pass the sevai to the running water instead of soaking as per instructions given in the packet. This makes prefectly cooked sevai instead if mushy or sticky sevai. I used couple of finely chopped vegetables to make this delicious tomato sevai more healthier. Trust me a plate of this vegetable loaded masala tomato sevai makes an excellent meal to anyone. A prefect breakfast or lunch or dinner to relish happily as this dish goes for easy cooking. This quick masala tomato sevai goes for this week's blogging marathon as am running under Dorm/Single serve recipes.
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#58
250grams Tomato sevai
1no Onion(big&chopped)
2nos Green chillies (slit opened)
1/2tsp Ginger garlic paste
1/2cup Carrot, potato, green bell pepper (chopped finely)
1/2tsp Red chilly powder
1/2tsp Garam masala powder
1no Whole spices (bay leaf,clove,cardamom & cinnamon stick)
Oil
Salt
Few coriander leaves
Drop the sevai in a strainer, run the water until the sevai turns soft, keep aside.
Heat enough oil in a large kadai, fry the whole spices.
Add immediately the chopped onions,green chillies (slit opened),ginger garlic paste and sauté until the onions turns transculent.
Now add the vegetables,red chilly powder, garam masala powder, cook for few minutes until the vegetables turns soft.
Immediately add the softened tomato sevai, sprinkle some water and toss gently until everything get well cooked.
Enjoy warm with any sort of side dish or raitas..
This makes a yummy and quick meal. I have to check at my Indian grocers to see if I can get my hands on any variety of sevai you mentioned.
ReplyDeleteReady made items do make life a little more easier when we need it. Tomato sevai looks good
ReplyDeleteI would love to have that plate for myself... looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteTomato Flavored sevai is new to me. It looks so colorful!
ReplyDeleteTomato sevai! What a wonderful idea....looks so vibrant and tempting. Bookmarking it
ReplyDeleteI am a huge fan of Sevai. Your plate looks so good and lovely colour too..
ReplyDeleteThat plate looks so inviting priya..I haven't seen the tomato sevai, maybe because I never buy sevais..I must check now..
ReplyDeleteLove that sevai that too with that perfect side. Very yummy.
ReplyDeleteNever knew tomato flavored sevai was available. Looks yummy and what a quick meal this will be.
ReplyDeletewow flavored sevai must be awesome
ReplyDeleteTomato sevai is new to me, will look for it in the store. That dish looks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI got Ragi vermicelli and I think this is how I should cook them. Good idea.
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