Hey everyone, it is Louise, welcome to our recipe site. Today, I will show you a way to make a special dish, south indian emoji brunch. One of my favorites. For mine, I will make it a bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook south indian emoji brunch using 33 ingredients and 20 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make South indian emoji brunch:
- Get For Kesari baath
- Prepare rava /suji
- Get ghee
- Take cashews
- Make ready raisins
- Make ready water
- Get safforn
- Make ready sugar
- Prepare cardamom powder
- Get For coconut chutney
- Prepare chana daal
- Prepare grated coconut
- Prepare Salt
- Make ready tamarind water
- Prepare mustard seeds
- Make ready red whole chilli
- Make ready For dosa/idli
- Prepare rice
- Make ready urad daal
- Get methi dana
- Get For sambhar
- Get toor daal
- Get med carrot
- Get med onion
- Take tomato
- Make ready small brinjal
- Take Salt
- Make ready turmeric powder
- Take mustard seeds
- Take sambhar masala
- Make ready red whole chilli
- Prepare oil
- Prepare tamarind water
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Steps to make South indian emoji brunch:
- Firstly heat the 2tbsp ghee in pan and roast cashews and raisins on low flame.
- Once it done take them out and in the same pan roast rava. Roast on low flame till it turns out aromatic.
- Now in a pan boil water and this boiled water add in roasted rava and mix such that no lumps form and rava absorbs water completely.
- Then add sugar mix completely and then add safforn water (safforn mix in 2tbsp warm water) and cardamom powder and add 3 tbsp ghee.
- Make sure it mix well and no lumps will form.
- Cover and simmer for 2min on low flame and lastly add roasted dry fruits.
- Mix well and serve you dish
- Now we will make coconut chutney.
- Roast the chana daal and then grind daal and coconut in grinder and make smooth mixture,add water if required
- Pour it in bowl and mix salt and tamarind water.
- Now make the tadka of mustard seed and red chilli in oil and pour onto it.chutney is ready
- For dosa batter soak rice,daal and methi daana overnight.
- In the morning grind it smoothly and put it in warm place for fermentation for like 10-12 hours.
- Once it ferment you can use it for making dosa,idli or uttapam.
- Now we will make sambhar.
- Add daal and all veggies in a cooker with salt and turmeric powder and take 4-5 whistle. (You can add any veggies if your choice)
- Once it settle down we add tamarind water.
- Now take a tadka pan. Heat the oil and put mustard seeds,red chilli, sambhar powder and put tadka in the sambhar and boil till desired consistency. (You can adjust masala acc to your taste again)
- Once it boil it's ready to serve
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