Finally after so many days and mentioning this Karwari Sambar in most of my dishes labelled under konkani cuisine , today I am posting this recipe. Please don't confuse this masala with the South Indian masala used in Sambhar served with idly , dosas etc. This masala is usually used in the vegetables and fish preparations. It lends a very unique flavour to the dishes . You won't usually find this masala in any of the grocer's shop in Mumbai as it is mostly done at home by the ladies themselves.
But it is easy available in all the shops in Karwar, Ankola, Kumtha and all the other places where the Konkani community is there.
Lets see how to make this simple yet a very essential masala in the Karwari kitchen ..............
Ingredients :
2 cups ................coriander seeds
1 small cup....................whole green moong
1 small cup..................whole black urad
1 small cup....................whole brown chana
1 small cup.......................pepper corns
1 small cup.......................mustard seeds
1/2 small cup....................fenugreek seeds
Method :
Heat a kadhai and dry roast each of the above item seperately on medium flame.
Heat till you get a nice aroma but don't let the item become too brown.
Cool everything and grind in the mixer.
This can be stored for whole year.
But it is better to prepare in smaller lots .
I usually make it every 2 to 3 months so that the flavour remains.
But it is easy available in all the shops in Karwar, Ankola, Kumtha and all the other places where the Konkani community is there.
Lets see how to make this simple yet a very essential masala in the Karwari kitchen ..............
Ingredients :
2 cups ................coriander seeds
1 small cup....................whole green moong
1 small cup..................whole black urad
1 small cup....................whole brown chana
1 small cup.......................pepper corns
1 small cup.......................mustard seeds
1/2 small cup....................fenugreek seeds
Method :
Heat a kadhai and dry roast each of the above item seperately on medium flame.
Heat till you get a nice aroma but don't let the item become too brown.
Cool everything and grind in the mixer.
This can be stored for whole year.
But it is better to prepare in smaller lots .
I usually make it every 2 to 3 months so that the flavour remains.
I love konkoni food always.. specially surmai and other fish and shrimp preparation. So this spice is very useful and flavourful I know that. BTW, what is the small cup size? Is it the measurement cup size or something else, please clarify dear.
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http://sanolisrecipies.blogspot.com/2012/10/tomato-date-chutney-award.html
Hi sanoli, a small cup just means 1 or 2 sizes smaller than the bigger cup that you have measured your coriander seeds. Or else just take all other ingredients little more that 1/2 of the normal cup with which you will measure coriander seeds.
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