Arisiyum
paruppum means rice and dal cooked together. I'm not aware if this dish
has another name. It 's a popular dish in our side (Tiruppur,
Coimbatore), usually made for breakfast or dinner. It's meal by itself and does not need any other side dish. It's quick and a time saver when you have
unexpected guests at meal time. It can be served with dry vegetables,
pickles or curd. Variations can be made by adding veggies to it. I've made a
simple one without adding vegetables to it. Serve this with home made
ghee and you will be left wanting more. Here is the recipe.
- Rice- 1 cup
- Chana dal- 1/4 cup
- Turmeric powder - 1/4 teaspoon
- Salt - To taste
- Water - 3 cups
FOR SEASONING :
- Oil - 1 teaspoon
- Ghee - 1 teaspoon
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 teaspoon
- Curry leaves - A few
- Garlic - 2 small
- Onion - 1 big (I've used shallots. They taste better)
- Green chillies - 2 or 3
- Tomato - 1 small
METHOD :
- Wash rice and dal and keep aside.
- Heat oil and ghee in cooker. Once it is hot add mustard seeds. Let them splutter.
- Add diced garlic, curry leaves, onion, green chillies. Saute till the onions are translucent.
- Add tomatoes and saute for a minute or two. Now add rice and dal with water, turmeric powder and salt. Mix them all nicely, close the lid and cook upto 3 whistles (as you normally cook rice).
- Once the gas is turned off, let the steam in the cooker go by itself and then open. Serve it with ghee, curd, pickle or fried brinjal.
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4 comments:
This is one of the kongu naadu speciality right? great share.
That is a great recipe to cook in a jiffy. Lovely share!
This is a new recipe for me, we hardly ever use chana dal with rice, bookmarked to try some time.
Omg, just love this one pot meal very much. Love it to the core.
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