Seemebadnekai Sihi Kootu (chowchow/Chayote) is a delicious and spicy gravy that can be enjoyed with rice or chapati. Blended with special spices, it tastes yummy. Mostly made as part of traditional Madhwa food platter.
Kootu is a lentil-vegetables based semi-gravy which is nutritious, protein rich and perfect with some hot rice and ghee and nice papads. The whole experience is just heavenly!
Seemebadnekayi - 2 cups (cut into small pieces)
Tamarind paste-1/2 tspJaggery-a small piece
Oil - 2 teaspoons
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Seasoning
Curry Leaves -few
Mustard Seeds - 1 teaspoon
Hing-pinch
Turmeric-pinch
Red chilli-1
To grind
Urad dal-1-2 tsp
Urad dal-1-2 tsp
Rice-1/2 tsp
Pepper-10
Coconut - 3-4 tbsp (shredded)
Method-In a kadai, heat oil add urad dal, rice, pepper corns and fry well. Next add shredded coconut and fry for a 1-2 mins. Grind the mixture into a fine paste.
Next in a pan, add oil, stir fry the chopped vegetables till done. Add tamarind paste and the ground mix. Mix well and simmer on low heat. Add salt, jaggery and mix well. Next prepare the seasoning with all the items mentioned. Add it to the gravy. Add water if required. Enjoy this sihi kootu hot with rice or chapatis.
Thanks for stopping by...
Please do check other interesting accompaniment for Indian Breads under "South Indian Side Dishes"
"All things are difficult before they are easy."Thomas Fuller
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