Category: Main course
Cooking time: 45 minutes
Serves: 4
Bisihele bath is a South Indian cuisine with rich spices, hand-grated masalas
and pungent aromas. Its a recipe that form a whole meal in itself and highly
nutritious.
Ingredients:
500 grams Rice
500 grams Toor dal
50 grams Brinjal
60 grams Onions chopped
60 grams Carrot
50 grams Tamarind
4 nos Dry red chilli
4 nos Green chilli slit
10 grams Fenugreek seeds
20 grams Coriander seeds
20 grams Mustard seeds
50 grams Cashew nuts
10 grams Sanuf (aniseeds)
10 grams Garam masala (poppy seeds, cloves, cinnamon, and cardamom)
3 grams Asafoetida (hing)
40 grams Khus Khus (poppy seeds)
6 - 7 nos Curry leaves
50 ml Ghee
1/2 tsp Turmeric powder
2 tsp Grated coconut
Salt to taste.
Method:
1. Peel the onions and cut the vegetables into big pieces (cut the vegetables into
2.5 cm pieces).
2. Wash the rice and dal.
3. Add rice, dal, little turmeric powder and chopped vegetables in a pressure
cooker with water and cook till the rice is done.
4. Heat 2 tsp ghee in a frying pan then add 2 dry red chillies, fenugreek seeds,
coriander seeds, and grated coconut then add khus khus, cloves, cinnamon,
cardamom, and sonuf.
5. Shallow fry all the above pan ingredients and powder them. Keep it aside.
6. Soaked tamarind in a little water and extract juice. Keep aside.
7. Heat the ghee in a pan, add onions, add remaining dry red chillies, mustard
seeds, curry leaves, and green chillies.
8. When the mustard seeds crackles, add to the rice and mix well. Add tamarind juice
and salt to taste, mix thoroughly.
9. Again take the pan and add ghee and fry cashew nuts till golden brown in colour,
add this to rice along with powdered ingredients and masala powder. Mix well,
remove from fire.
10. You could also add ghee just before serving.
Tip:
Bisi bele bath masala is available in grocery stores also. So if you do not have much
time on hand, you can use the masala available.
............................................ENJOY YOUR DISH.....................................
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