- 1 cup(steel katori) matki (moth beans)
- 1 small finely chopped onion
- 1 small finely chopped tomato
- 1 green chili (add more if you wish to make the curry more spicy)
- Few curry leaves
- 1 tbsp oil for tadka
- ½ tsp mustard seeds
- ½ tsp turmeric powder
- 1 tbsp cumin powder
- ½ tbsp coriander powder
- Pinch of hing
- Salt for taste
- 1 small piece of jaggery
- 2-3 Kokum or lime juice as required
- 2 cups of water for making curry
- Chopped coriander for garnishing
- Grated coconut for garnishing
Method
- Take 1 cup of moth beans, wash them under running water, drain the water & soak them overnight or more than 8hrs in boiling water, drain the water next day, spread the beans on a kitchen towel to dry, when the beans are dried completely add them in a maslin cloth and tie them loosely to make sprouts. This may take another 7-8 hrs. Once the sprouts appear, add them to a vessel & pressure cook for 3 whistles.
- In a deep bottom pan, add oil, once the oil has heated, add mustard seeds, turmeric, hing, curry leaves & green chilies, give it a quick stir, add the finely chopped onions & fry until they turn transparent, add the tomatoes & fry them until oil is separated from the vegetables, add the cumin & coriander powder.
- Now add the cooked moth beans, salt, kokum, jaggery, water & bring the curry to a boil.
- Serve hot with chopped coriander & grated coconut
- I make the usul dry but if you wish to make it watery or semi dry add water accordingly & adjust the spices too.
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