Ingredients:
1 Bunch of Yard long beans
1/2 cup chana dal
1 big Onion,finely chopped
1/4 tsp turmeric
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
A sprig of curry leaves
2 garlic cloves,chopped and crushed
Oil
To grind:
5-6 dry red chillies
2-3 tbsp grated dry coconut
4-5 garlic cloves
salt to taste
Method:
- Wash and wipe the yard long beans and chop them into 1/2 inch pieces.
- Pressure cook chana dal for 1 whistle or cook it on stove top until it is done.Take care that the dal will not become mushy.Drain it and keep aside
- To make Garlic Chilli powder grind red chillies along with grated dry coconut and salt to a coarse powder.Add garlic cloves to it at the end and grind again.
- Heat oil in a deep bottomed tawa and crackle mustard seeds.
- Add crushed garlic,curry leaves and fry for a minute.Add finely chopped onions and fry until they are translucent.
- Add the chopped beans and fry for 2-3 mins.Cover it with a deep bottom plate and fill it with water and let the beans cook on steam for 12-15 mins until the beans are tender.
- Add chana dal to it and fry for 4-5 mins.
- Add the ground spice powder to it and mix and let it cook for a couple of minutes.
- Remove it from fire and serve hot.
Note:
You can use cluster beans/gawarphali/goru chikkudu instead of yard long beans in this recipe and follow the same procedure.Just that you need to parboil o pressure cook cluster beans before proceding to make the curry instead of steam cooking it.
This is going to participate in MLLA-18 hosted by Srivalli of Cooking 4 all seasons event started by Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook.
nice idea of combining bean with daal.....nice presentation
ReplyDeleteHi Prathy, am I the first one here? It's been quite sometime I got hold of these beans..lucky u. I always like the combo with chana dal, even cabbage tastes so good with it. Will make ur version when I get them next..
ReplyDeleteHey do drop by whenever u get time dear.
Delicious and prefect side dish for rasam rice..feel like having rite now..
ReplyDeleteso nicely presented,love this simple & delicious stir fry
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation.Perfect with rice.
ReplyDeleteI Usually make only a simple thoran. This sounds very flavorful &different
ReplyDeletei love to have these beans..i usually make it with tomatoes..will try ur version
ReplyDeleteNice combination dear...I would love to have this with rasam :)
ReplyDeleteBean and dal ,sounds like a yummy combo..nice presentation...
ReplyDeleteVery nice presentation. I think this goes well with rice.
ReplyDeletei love the combo..looks really yummy and perfect with rice..
ReplyDeleteI love this beans..sounds like a great combo..:-)
ReplyDeleteUsually if we combine channa dhal is watery our curry!This one sounds good!
ReplyDeleteGreat side dish!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice click !!
Wow looks so delicious, perfect sidedish with anything. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great combo!! Lovely click!
ReplyDeleteBtw, I tried your "Snake-gourd kura" last week.. It was simply fabulous and DH n me relished it till the last bit! Will post it soon n link it back to ya!
Usually I sprinkle water to cook the beans.. You have an interesting idea to cook the bean with a deep bottom plate filled with water! never heard of it.. I'm sure this will reduce the sogginess of the beans.. Will try it next time for sure!
ReplyDeleteBeans looks delicious and spicy!
excellent presentation and nice click too.adding channa dal will surely give a creamy texture.
ReplyDeleteGreat combination...fry sounds yummy...
ReplyDeleteLovely stir fry..thanks for sending it!
ReplyDeleteLooks nice and sounds good too...Prathiba :) Never bought long beans! Nice presentation!
ReplyDeletebeans & Dal stir fry looks yummm
ReplyDeleteI like ur presentation so much, looks too good. Love all kinds of beans..this looks spicy and nice.
ReplyDeletei love lentils with any veggies..transforms it into something even more yummy!
ReplyDeleteNice combo, looks yummy and lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation,Never tried beans with Channa Dal,looks really good
ReplyDeleteNew to me...looks yummy...
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