Ingredients:
Carrots
3 – 4
Moong Dal 2 tbsps
Grated Coconut 1/2 Cup
Cilantro few Sprigs
Lemon Juice 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Green Chiles 2
Yellow Mustard Seeds 1/2 tsp
Sugar a small Pinch (optional)
Oil 1 tsp
Moong Dal 2 tbsps
Grated Coconut 1/2 Cup
Cilantro few Sprigs
Lemon Juice 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Green Chiles 2
Yellow Mustard Seeds 1/2 tsp
Sugar a small Pinch (optional)
Oil 1 tsp
Method of preparation:
Peel,
remove ends and wash the carrots.
Grate them on thicker side of the grater.
Remove stems, wash and slice the green chiles.
Wash and roughly chop cilantro leaves.
Soak moong dal in water for half an hour.
Grate them on thicker side of the grater.
Remove stems, wash and slice the green chiles.
Wash and roughly chop cilantro leaves.
Soak moong dal in water for half an hour.
In
a mixing bowl, mix together grated carrots, soaked moong dal, grated coconut,
cilantro, lemon juice, salt and sugar.
Heat
oil in a small pan, add mustard seeds and slightly close the lid to let them
crackle.
Then add green chiles and remove from heat and let it cool a little.
Add the tempering to the bowl and mix well.
Serve carrot koshumbir as a snack or salad or as a accompaniment to main course.
Then add green chiles and remove from heat and let it cool a little.
Add the tempering to the bowl and mix well.
Serve carrot koshumbir as a snack or salad or as a accompaniment to main course.
Notes: Make sure to serve carrot kosambir fresh.
Suggestions: Add more green chiles or
finely chop the green chiles to spice up the kosambari. Yellow mustard seeds
are used for a milder effect. Use brown or black if you wish.
Variations: Coconut oil can be used for tempering. Little plain yogurt can also be added. cumin seeds can also be used.
Variations: Coconut oil can be used for tempering. Little plain yogurt can also be added. cumin seeds can also be used.
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