Kadalai Sundal Recipe / Chickpeas Sundal Recipe
This is a Navaratri special recipe. I have never paid much attention to sundal before in my life but one night, I this sudden craving for it, maybe because there was a bowl of soaked and pressure cooked chickpeas in the fridge and I knew this would be done in a jiffy.
Its great as a snack, in addition to being a decent side dish with rice and some gravy. Of course, you can also bookmark it if you are looking for Navaratri Special Recipes.
Sundal Recipe
Serves 2
What I Used:
1 cup chickpeas / kabooli channa, soaked overnight
2 tbsp grated coconut
2 tsp oil
1/4 tsp mustard seeds
1/2 tsp urad dal / ulutham paruppu / husked and split black gram
2-3 dry red chillies
A few curry leaves
Salt to taste
How I Made It:
1. Pressure cook the chickpeas for 3-4 whistles (until its cooked but still holds its shape). 3 whistles is a safer bit although in Singapore I feel pressure cooking takes more time.
2. Heat the oil in a pan and add the mustard seeds. When they start to pop, add the urad dal, red chillies each broken into two and the curry leaves.
3. Once the urad dal turns a golden brown, add the drained chickpeas, coconut and salt. Mix well on medium flame for 3-4 minutes.
4. Serve warm as is or with rice and side dish.
Check out Mochakkottai Sundal Recipe I had posted earlier.
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Luv this sundal....either with black or white. Nice clicks Nags! some change I can see in layout but cudnt figure out exactly what it is...but this is neat and organised as well.
ReplyDeleteI too love this simple,healthy sundal,long time no make :)
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious looking and healthy recipe
ReplyDeleteNice click Nags.. Hey, you have changed your header and allignment right??
ReplyDeleteI love any type of sundals - this is on top of the list though. I can almost smell the sundal from this close of a shot - but a gorgoeus picture there!
ReplyDeleteOnce you figure out all the tech specs of the layout, I'll get your help when I plan to change! LOL!
Looks yummy!! What a great and low-cal snack.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a awesome click of the sundal. Its so real that I feel like grabbing it from the bowl. My mom always advices people who want to have children give channa to kids to get the grace of god guru to give them a child.
ReplyDeleteI love love chickpeas .. of course Sundal is a staple at home .. I just love it with some rice & rasam
ReplyDeleteback to the template. I bet this is The Best! pic tempts me. Got to go and soak some chickpeas..
ReplyDeleteyum! i love sundal with extra coconut and chillies and sometimes i add turmeric..
ReplyDeleteTrue, this is standard Navrathri fare. But it is also a delicious side dish that can be made in a jiffy. All one needs is frozen chickpeas.
ReplyDeleteI love your sundal recipe! I love chickpeas!!! Thanks for sharing. I'll try this. Nice photo!
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