Onion : 1 medium
Tomato : 1 small
Potato : 1 small (optional)
Green chillies/Red chillies : 2 -3
Peanuts : 1 tbsp
Channa dal : 1tsp
Jaggery : as per the taste
For seasoning mustard seeds, Jeera .
Curry leaves/Coriander leaves : few
Take a thick bottomed vessel, put oil, mustard seed, jeera, when they splutters, add peanuts, channadal, fry till they turn to golden brown, now add curry leaves, few chopped coriander leaves, chopped green chillies, chopped onion, saute until onion gets transparent, now add chopped tomato, cook until it gets soft, now add tamarind juice, 2 cups of water, salt as per your taste, add jaggery if you want some sweetness with the sourness of tamarind & tomato. When it starts boiling add jowar flour slowly.
to avoid the lumps one thing can be done
that is take some part of the boiling water & keep it aside, then
add jowar, stir continuously with a wooden spatula, until the flour gets
cooked, when it is thickened add that part of water taken out, stir until the flour gets cooked & the whole thing comes together.
Should be served hot with ghee and pickle/shenga chutney.
3 comments:
As I remember having jolada mudde just two times! It's a nourishing dish.
Yes it tastes good :)
some people call it as jolada hittina oaggarane, i had seen this in oggarane dabbi program
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