For this months blog hop i visited Priya Srinivasan's blog : http://enveetukitchen.blogspot.com . Thoroughly enjoyed browsing through her wonderful recipes and finally decided on cooking her mom's parpusli. She has used french beans but i had long beans which we call achiyga payar in kerala so used it.
Long beans - 2 cups , chopped
Toor Dal (Any split lentil of choice) - 1/4 cup
Toor Dal (Any split lentil of choice) - 1/4 cup
Red chili - 5-6
Curry leaves - a few
Hing - two pinches or 1/8 tsp if using store brought powder
Oil - 1 tbsp
Oil - 1 tbsp
Mustard seeds - 1/4 tsp
Turmeric - 1/4 tsp
Salt
Step 1: Usli Preparation
- Wash and soak the dal in water for 30 minutes.
- Without adding any water ,pulse the dal ,red chili and salt together in grinder.
- Grind it to a very coarse paste.
- Steam the dal mixture, till a tooth pick comes clear.
- Once cooled pulse it in again in grinder for few times and set aside.
Step 2
- Wash and chop the beans to tiny pieces and keep aside.
- Heat oil and add the hing and mustard and let it pop.
- Add the curry leaves , turmeric and beans and mix well.
- Add 1/4 cup water, salt and cover and cook.
- When the beans is tender, add the usli from step 1.
- Mix well and cook for another 3-4 minutes.
- Serve it with hot rice and sambar or rasam .
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my all time favourite..looks yumm..
ReplyDeleteLove this with dhal. Nice one
ReplyDeleteUsili looks really good, I too do it the same way..
ReplyDeleteYummy and healthy recipe!!
ReplyDeleteyummu usili, never tried with long beans.
ReplyDeleteThanks for trying out nisha!!! Looks yum and healthier version of steaming the dal!!
ReplyDeleteyummy dish with long beans....awesome
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious and a healthy Subzi :)
ReplyDeleteLove the combo..superb
ReplyDeletelooks delicious, want to try this soon...:)
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blog hopped here :) i do i the same way too! we love it! do drop by my space sometime :)
ReplyDeleteHot steaming usili! Lovely capture and delicious recipe!
ReplyDeleteTastes good with hot rice and ghee, looks aweesome...
ReplyDeletefamily fav-looks yum
ReplyDeleteHello Nisha, First time here. Liked the clean look of your blog and the new recipes. Will be coming back often.
DeleteI love usili very much and the snap looks so mouthwatering.
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Hi Nisha,
ReplyDeleteFirst time in your blog.Thanks for your visit.Lovely delicious recipe ...a must try for me!
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ReplyDeletelooks absolutely yumm :)
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