Now-a-days i could not visit all your space regularly, so sorry for that and please don't mistake me. I love blog hop but because of personal issues and commitments couldn't do it regularly, i know everyone is having their own personal issues and commitments but still you people are great never fail to visit mine, thanks a ton. I feel so guilty and hope i can spend some time in coming days and definitely check all your wonderful creations. Thanks again!
Now Coming to the recipe, Sundals is one of the must Nivedyam for Vinayagar Chaturthi Pooja and Navarathri. Sundals are easy to make stir fry with boiled legumes & lentils. You can use any desired legumes and lentils. Today am sharing Peanut Sundal. I love boiled peanuts with fresh peanuts. Comfort and healthy munch while watching TV and playing games, but we couldn't find fresh peanuts all the time. But still you can make boiled with dry raw peanuts. Just soak it and use, its so simple and very tasty sundal.
Ingredients
- Dry Raw Peanuts 1 cup
- Onion 1 medium(finely chopped)
- Shredded coconut 2-3 tbsp
- Turmeric powder a pinch
- Coriander leaves/Cilantro 2 tbsp (finely chopped)
- Salt to taste
- Oil 2 tsp
- Mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
- Channa dal/Bengal gram dal 1tbsp
- Dry Red Chilli 2 no.s
- Curry leaves 1 sprig
- Hing/Asafoetida a pinch
Method
- Soak Peanuts with enough water for minimum 2-3 hours.
- After that drain that water and pressure cook with water 2-3 cups of water and enough salt for 1 or 2 whistles or cook in sauce pan until soft and tender.( this method will prevent mushy or over cooked peanuts, i follow this method).
- Once done drain excess water and allow to cool for a while.
- Heat oil in a pan, when its get heated add mustard seeds allow to pop then add chana dal and fry till golden brown.
- After that add finely chopped onions, dry red chilli, curry leaves, hing and saute for a minute.
- Then add cooked peanuts, turmeric powder and stir fry for a minute.
- And add shredded coconuts and stir fry and finally add finely chopped cilantro, mix well and switch off the stove.
- That's it...Tasty Peanut Sundal ready.
Notes:
Adding onion is optional, i like to add onions to my peanut sundal but for pooja or nivedyam onions is avoided.
The same way you can also make Chickpeas Sundal, Peas Sundal, Beans Sundal except you need to soak it over night or 6 hrs.
looks very appetizing...perfect to munch with hot cuppa...
ReplyDeletemy fav sundal and looks super inviting :) very healthy one !!! love all the clicks dear :)
ReplyDeletecrunchy goodness!!!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy snack option too...
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nice recipe with step by step explanation
ReplyDeleteLovely peanut sundal
ReplyDeletecongrats Sangee..I made this sundal recently and it is in my draft too.. I add grated carrot too.. yours looks so tempting
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ReplyDeleteVery happy to see this blog. It is very nice experience while going through your creatives. Will visit again. I am available here
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Wow, tats great to hear sangee. 600 post is awesome. I am still dragging near 400 ;) wish u reach many milestones..:) Happy vinayagar chaturthi :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats for the great milestone aks... The peanut sundal is just awesome, my most favorite sundal, its very tempting me...
ReplyDeleteOne healthy and delicious sundal... I can finish the whole bowl...
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ReplyDeleteCongrats and thats a wonderful milestone Sangee, keep on rocking..Wish you many more beautiful moments like this. Sundal looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteCrunchy and super delicious sundal. Yummy!
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Congrats on your milestone dear & wish u many more to come.. Hope all ur worries ward off soon :) And lovely clicks & a healthy breezy sundal !
ReplyDeleteSundal maami u are :) who will say no to this one :) super tempting combination
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