kadalai mandi/vendakkai mandi
Ingredients:
okra/vendakkai -250 g
chickpeas/kondakadalai-1/2 cup
shallots -8-10
garlic cloves -7
whole red chillies -12
green chili -2
tomato -1
curry leaves -few
turmeric -little
hing -pinch
rice flour -1 tbsp
tamarind - lemon size ball
mustard seeds -1/4 tsp
urad dhal/split black gram-1/2 tsp
salt -to taste
sesame oil -21/2 tbsp
chickpeas/kondakadalai-1/2 cup
shallots -8-10
garlic cloves -7
whole red chillies -12
green chili -2
tomato -1
curry leaves -few
turmeric -little
hing -pinch
rice flour -1 tbsp
tamarind - lemon size ball
mustard seeds -1/4 tsp
urad dhal/split black gram-1/2 tsp
salt -to taste
sesame oil -21/2 tbsp
Method:
- Soak lemon sized tamarind pulp in a cup of warm water.squeeze and take the tamarind juice out of it.
- Soak chickpeas overnight. pressure cook it for whistle adding adequate water.once pressure goes off drain the water and keep the cooked chickpea aside.
- In a pan heat oil and fry the chopped okra/vendaikkai for few minutes until 60% done .remove and keep it aside.
- In the same pan heat little more oil ans allow mustard seeds to splutter.temper with urad dhal ,red chilies ,hing and curry leaves.
- Add chopped shallots,garlic and turmeric and fry until onion turns transparent.
- Now add the finely chopped tomato.cook for another 3 minutes.
- Put the fried okra and cooked chickpeas to it with adequate salt.
- pour the extracted tamarind juice with adequate water .
- Cook until okra is well done.
- Simultaneously mix rice flour in little water.
- Pour it in the curry and cook for another 2-3 minutes.
- Generally they use the water drained while cooking rice(this water is called mandi hence the name)instead o rice flour.but you can use whichever you opt.
- Tastes great with curd Rice/milk rice
Serves 6
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The preparation method you are sharing is great.
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