Bisibelabath: ( Hot n Tasty Sambar rice )
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( Hot n Tasty Sambar rice )This is a famous rice dish of South India. I thought it must be a difficult recipe to try. Now I learnt this recipe from one of our neighbor aunty from Mangalore. This taste of this rice dish is simply authentic and out of this world!
You can add any vegetables of your choice to Bisibelabath. Since it is cooked with lentils, vegetables and rice, this can be called a one pot meal.
Nice, simple yet very very yummy recipe here for you…
Ingredients:
- Rice - 1 cup
- Toor dal - ½ cup
- Carrot - 1
- Beans - 10
- Drumstick - 1
- Potato - 1
- Peas - ¼ cup
- Mango chopped - 2 tbsp
- Onion - 2
- Tomato - 1
- Ghee - 1 tbsp
- Tamarind paste - 1 tbsp
- Fresh coriander leaves
- Salt to taste
To Grind:
Heat a dry pan & roast the following ingredients. Allow to cool and grind to powder.
- Red chilly - 4
- Coriander - 1 tbsp
- Pepper - 8
- Fenugreek seeds - 1 tsp
- Cumin - 1 tsp
- Bengal gram dal - 1 tsp
- Coconut flowers - 1 tbsp
- Sesame seeds - 1 tbsp
To Season:
- Oil - 1 tsp
- Curry leaves - 4 or 5
- Fenugreek seeds - ¼ tsp
- Mustard - ¼ tsp
- Cumin - ½ tsp
- Red chilly - 1 or 2
Method:
- Wash rice and toor dal and soak in water for 10 mins.
- Add water & pressure cook, till it is overcooked.
- Heat oil in pan.
- Season with curry leaves, fenugreek seeds, mustard, cumin, red chilly.
- Add chopped onion and fry to transculent.
- Add chopped veg and toss well.
- Add tamarind paste , salt and allow to cook for 3 to 4 mins.
- Now add smashed rice & dal, combine well.
- Mix spice masala pwd in little water.
- Add to rice and mix.
- Keep the flame in low & allow to cook.
- Turn off the flame, add a tbsp of ghee.
- Stir well.
- Serve hot with finely chopped fresh coriander leaves & golden fried cashew garnishing.
- Tasty Bisibela bath rice ready!
- Its best served with Raitha and roasted pappad.
U bet this is one of the healthiest, easiest and tastiest one pot meals.. looks fab!!
ReplyDeletewow..mouth watering dear.. btw i will send my recipes to your event soon...
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ReplyDeletewow..mouth watering dear.. looks very tempting ....
ReplyDeletemouthwatering recipe dear!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! :-)
ReplyDeleteyummy sambar rice. never tried using sessame seeds. pictures make me hungry.
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Bisibelabath is my favorite n divya ur's looks awesome ....i am really missing it...
ReplyDeleteyummy and mouth watering dish which is also my favourite.
ReplyDeleteJay, this is my Dad's as well my favou recipe..loved your click.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice thing to do for your dad! My dad lives too far away to cook for him! I found some curry leave yesterday, now I can use it in some of these dishes! This one looks great!
ReplyDeleteJay,
ReplyDeleteNice spicy bisibelabath, I like it. Happy fathers day to you also.
wow,looks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Father's Day!
ReplyDeleteur version sounds delicious !
using mangoes and cashews in new to me :)
Jay, I love bisibela bhath and just need to prepare it one day.
ReplyDeleteI can just survive with BBB, love it that much..beautiful dish!
ReplyDeletedelicious and yummy bisi bele bhat.. a perfect way to celebrate the fathers day
ReplyDeleteBest onepot meal..we call it vaghareli khichdi..just 5 minutes ago I saw same recipe on another blog...
ReplyDeleteThats a delicious one-pot meal!
ReplyDeleteluks delicious...sambar rice is new dish for me
ReplyDeletesuper delicous rice...pass it to me Jay
ReplyDeleteJay..That looks so so delicious...
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My favorite..Had it for the past two days in Saravana Bhavan in Atlanta !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Friends,
ReplyDeleteI love to hear your valuable thoughts.
Have fun n enjoy...;)
Really hot n tasty!luv the addition of mangoes n cashews
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy Jay..
ReplyDeleteNice.,I make this once a month..we love this :)
ReplyDeletei love bisebela bath once i had in bangalore , i still remember the taste
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delisious dear....a complete meal..and i loved the name...
ReplyDeleteThanx Friends,
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looks yummy dear
ReplyDeleteJay,thanks alot 4 ur lovely comments:).Bisibelabath looks so delicious! will try some day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog!!! I am LOVING yours! What amazing indian dishes!! Can you come and cook for me, lol! I would love everything u make!
ReplyDeletehave a great day!! xo
Looks like a great rice dish!
ReplyDeleteWow, this rice sounds incredible! Such fantastic flavors!
ReplyDeleteHi Jay,
ReplyDeletei tried your recipe as our father's day menu. It was absolutely yummy. Perfect BBB recipe, i would say.. thanks for sharing the recipe..
WOW Jay this is one of my favourite. Looks so mouthwatering. Nice clicks :)
ReplyDeleteMan, this once again proves how little I know about Indian food but your blog is so comprehensive, I'm looking forward to trying your recipes and learning a thing or two :)
ReplyDeleteJay, Wow! super recipe. Very nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteBisi bela bath is my fave..Urs looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHey thats a yummy dish and very simple too...i thnk kids will love it...and im very fond of it tooo....
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ReplyDeleteLove this, looks absolutely yummy.
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Looks so GOOD!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHI,
ReplyDeleteAWESOME COLLECTION OF RECIPES; WONDER HOW YOU MANAGE TO PREPARE VARIETIES OF DISHES - OMG!!
RE : BISIBELEBATH - YOUR PICTURES LOOKS PERFECT WITH THE SEMI-SOLID CONSISTENCY.
I TOO PREPARE W/OUT SESAME SEEDS, BUT MINE GETS THICK AFTER SOMETIME. I WLD LIKE TO KNOW IF WE NEED TO ADD EXTRA WATER WHILE COOKING RICE+DHALL. IF USING TAMARIND WATER WHAT WILL BE APPROX. QTY?
THANKS - Raji.
Thanx for your inspiring feedback Raji. Keep trying the recipes..:)
ReplyDeleteFor the semi-solid consistency of bisibelabath, you can add hotwater 1/4 cup, while mashing the cooked contents. ( step 9 ). 1 tbsp of thick tamarind extract is enough for the perfect tangy taste of the bisibelabath. Do try n lemme know.
Thanks for your instant reply. Ntd point & will follow acc. Advanced happy Gokulashtami wishes - Raji
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