This recipe is adapted from Sunshinemom's version at Tongue Ticklers blog with slight differences to suit my taste buds.
Ingredients
1 1/2 cup raw rice
1 cup moong dal (dry roasted)
1/2 cup red gram dal
1 1/2 cup of mix veggies
A piece of cinnamon
1 bay leaf
2-3 cardamoms
1 tsp turmeric powder
2 tbsp ghee
Salt to taste
Finely chopped coriander leaves
For masala paste
1 green chilli
1/2 tsp ginger paste
2 tbsp coriander seeds
1 tbsp cumin seeds
Wash the dals and rice and soak them in sufficient water for 15 minutes in seperate containers.
Heat ghee, add the cardamom, cinnamon and bayleaf. Add the rice and dals (after draining out the water) and mix well. Add veggies, masala paste, salt and 6 cups of water to it. Pressure cook it till done.
Garnish with coriander leaves and add more ghee for taste.
This goes off to the SWC:West Bengal event hosted by Lakshmi.
Divya of Dil Se blog is hosting the Diet Foods event. Horsegram Adai and Horsegram Chutney and Broken Wheat pongal are my entries to this event. (Horsegram helps in burning excess fat in the body and substituting wheat for rice is very good during dieting)
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wow... nice entry.. new 2 me.. looks perfect.. nice click,, thxs for sharing..
ReplyDeleteI have never had this dish, but it looks good
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ReplyDeleteseams to be easy and delious..would try this soon.
ReplyDeletekhichdi looksyum,..still to try bengali version of khichdi
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Wow,EC,I too made the khichuri and will be posting within a day.Yours looks nice too.Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks for an yummy entry EC..Love you :)
ReplyDeleteBengali Khichuri looks really healthy and nutritional option...
ReplyDeleteLooks simple and nutritious...good one :)
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ReplyDeleteThe recipe takes some form of bisibelabath na?looks healthy n delicious dear
ReplyDeletelooks yum and healthy, i have not tried this before..
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ReplyDeleteEC, looks good! Kichuri is my comfort food:) I love khichdi, bisibelebath and the like any day over rice, dal and subzi routine! Hope you liked the recipe as much as we did:)
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