Recipe Text
Ingredients:
- Pigeon peas (Kandi pappu) – 1
Cup (100ml Cup)
- Amaranth Leaves (Totakoora) –
150gms
- Raw Mango (Mamidikaya) Pieces
–
125gms
- Green Chilies – 5 (Break each
chili into 2 pieces)
- Fenugreek Seeds – 1/8tsp
- Black Gram – 2tsps
- Mustard Seeds – 3/4tsp
- Cumin Seeds – 3/4tsp
- Red Chili Powder – 1tsp
- Turmeric Powder – 1/4tsp
- Salt to Taste
- Asafoetida – 1/8tsp
- Oil – 4tsps
Preparations:
Take
pigeon peas in a bowl and wash them. Add fresh water to the washed dal
and keep
it aside. Similarly take raw mango pieces in another small bowl. Place
these
bowls of dal and mango pieces in a pressure cooker and cook them. When
pressure
develops in the pressure cooker lower the flame and cooks for 15
minutes. When
the cooker cools down remove the bowls of cooked dal and cooked mango
pieces.
Wash
amaranth thoroughly. We need only the leaves but not the stems to
prepare
this pappu. Fix a chopper blade in a processor bowl and chop the
amaranth
leaves finely. Take these finely chopped leaves in a microwave safe bowl
and
add some water. Place this bowl in the oven and cover it partially. Cook
the
leaves on high power for 2 minutes. Once cooked remove the bowl from
oven and
keep it aside.
Method:
Heat
a pan and add oil to it. When oil is hot add the fenugreek seeds and
black
gram. Fry till the seeds start changing color. Then add the mustard
seeds and
cumin seeds. Fry the seasoning till the seeds splutter. Then add
asafoetida and
mix. Add the green chili pieces and fry them till crisp. Green chilies
when
fried in oil will not be hot. Then add the cooked amaranth leaves and
mix well.
Fry the leaves for a minute and add the cooked mango pieces and cooked
dal. Mix
all well and add sufficient water required. Mix again and add turmeric
powder,
red chili powder and salt. Mix all well and cover the pan with a lid.
Cook the
dal covered on low heat for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes remove the lid
and stir
the dal well. Transfer the prepared dal to a serving dish and serve hot
with
plain rice.
Both
amaranth and mango are rich in Vitamin A & Vitamin C.
The
tangy taste of mango brings a fresh flavor to the dal.
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- SWAPNA said...
GAYATRI GARU UR RECIPES ARE GREAT.I TRIED MANY OF THEM THEY
TASTED GREAT.TODAY I PREPARED THOTAKURA MANGO PAPPU. IT WAS AWESOME.I
JUST WANT TO SHARE A POINT WITH U .I READ THAT NEWSPAPER PRINT CONTAINS
SOME CHEMICALS WHICH ARE CARCINOGENIC. IN SOME OF THE FRIED RECIPES U
ASKED TO DRAIN FRIED ITEMS ONTO NEWS PAPER. IS THE INFORMATION CORRECT
OR CAN WE OVERLOOK AT IT? KINDLY LET US KNOW. REGARDS SWAPNA. k_sapnaa@yahoo.co.in November 22, 2009 6:42 PM  Gayatri Vantillu said...Swapna Garu,
Thanks for your feedback. What you said
about newsprint is true. The issue was discussed earlier on 25 June
2009 on this site. Kindly see Cauliflower Vepudu and Picnic Mixture recipe pages for more details November 22, 2009 8:13 PM
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- Anonymous said...
GAYATRI GARU UR RECIPES ARE GREAT.I TRIED MANY OF THEM THEY TASTED GREAT.TODAY I PREPARED THOTAKURA MANGO PAPPU. IT WAS AWESOME.
REGARDS SWAPNA.
December 21, 2009 8:16 PM
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Anonymous said... hai gayatri garu, this is sree,i am living in london at the moment but i am from hyderabad. your
site is great! i am very bad at cooking but your site and vahrehvah
site has improved my cooking and now i started to love cooking.you
explain everything in a nice manner.i cannot thankyou enough for your
site. my best wishes for you and your family.
Sree
December 21, 2009 8:19 PM
Usha said...
Hi Gayatri garu,
I have tried couple of your recipes(charu, nimmakaya uragaya, thotakoora
mamidikaya pappu etc...) and have had success. I like your style of narration
and presentation- simple, sweet and precise. Keep up the good work.
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