We always make a variety of sundal for any festival as it not only adds the number of items to the menu but also it is very easy to prepare and an absolutely guilt free snack to compensate the extra calories from the fried stuff and sweets made on festivals.Hubby is a big fan of sundal especially when made with kala chana,as I did not have them at that moment I went ahead with kabuli chana and made this along with Kudumulu for Ganesh Chaturthi.This is a perfect guilt free snack which can be served as a snack or as a side dish in lunch or breakfast.
Kabuli Chana Sundal Recipe:
(Serves 2)
Ingredients:
1 cup Kabuli Channa(white chole)
2-3 tbsp grated fresh Coconut
4-5 Green chillies,sliced
1 tsp chopped Coriander,to garnish
juice of 1/2 lemon
Salt to taste
to temper:
1 tbsp Chana dal
1 tsp Urad dal
1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
a sprig of Curry leaves
a pinch of Hing
1 tbsp Oil
Method:
Kabuli Chana Sundal Recipe:
(Serves 2)
Ingredients:
1 cup Kabuli Channa(white chole)
2-3 tbsp grated fresh Coconut
4-5 Green chillies,sliced
1 tsp chopped Coriander,to garnish
juice of 1/2 lemon
Salt to taste
to temper:
1 tbsp Chana dal
1 tsp Urad dal
1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
a sprig of Curry leaves
a pinch of Hing
1 tbsp Oil
Method:
- Soak Chana overnight or at least for 8-9 hrs and pressure cook for 3 whistles until soft.The Chana should be soft and firm to touch and should not be either hard or mushy. You can add salt while cooking chana or add it at the time of tempering.
- Drain the chana and keep it aside,you can use this drained water to make healthy rasam.
- Grind grated coconut and green chillies to a coarse paste in whipper mode.
- Heat oil in a kadai and crackle mustard seeds and add chana dal and urad dal and let them turn slight brown.
- Add hing,curry leaves and ground coconut-green chilli paste and fry it for a minute.
- Add cooked and drained chana and required amount of salt and mix well and cook it on low flame for 2 mins.
- Switch off the flame and add lemon juice and coriander leaves and mix well.
- You can replace kabuli chana with kala chana,lobia,green gram,yellow peas or chana dal for variation or you can even use mix of these legumes to make variety sundal.
- You can even add a small piece of ginger while grinding coconut and green chillies,it adds nice flavor.
- You can add red chillies while tempering and reduce the green chillies in the recipe.
Delicious sundal prathy,love the cute presentation...
ReplyDeleteFlavourful n yummy sundalllluv to munch on it anytime
ReplyDeleteI also like this a lot and will always prepare in the same manner.
ReplyDeleteLove sundal any time. Guilt free gorging.
ReplyDeletenice presentation and the sundal looks yummy
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Love to have this anytime and healthy snack too. Bowl full of goodness just making me drool.
ReplyDeletethats my favorite snack too...Looks perfect
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Lovely looking sundal with soft and big big channa...Yumm!
ReplyDeleteSundals are our family favorite..we also prepare it for almost all festivals...nice presentation
ReplyDeleteawesome clicks...yummy looking sundal..:)
ReplyDeletefantstic presentation and mouthwatering sundal
ReplyDeleteThisis one of my fav,..had this so many times but never tried at home thanks for the recipe,.
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Like your presentation ! The Sundal looks delicious too!
ReplyDeleteWow.. cute adorable Ganesha looks so nice..fantastic presentation..delicious sundal!
ReplyDeleteSo delicious it looks ~ I want to try n eat some right now :)
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Can eat Sundal anytime, anyday.Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove this for breakfast!!! Looks yummmmm!!!!
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The sundal looks mouthwatering.....even we prepare it from back chana....it will b tasty too,,
ReplyDeleteI love the green hue of this tasty sundal!
ReplyDeleteDelicious one and a very colorful presentation.
ReplyDeleteI liked this with kabuli channa then the black one :) looks so yum ..I want tht bowl :D
ReplyDeleteLove all types of Sundals :) This one looks yummy
ReplyDeletekala channa sundal (kadale kalu as we call in Kannada) is a must at our home for Gowri Puja. It is prepared in the evening & served as prasadam for the ladies who visit our house.
ReplyDeleteLove to gorge on it anytime :)
looks delicious, nice presentation..i too make this..
ReplyDeleteSundal looks yummy...beautiful pics...
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nice post dear. ek request hai - cna u plz post the recipe for sambhar masala? thanks.
ReplyDeleteMouth watering Sundal, Prathibha..nice presentation
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Best for teatime snack!!Nice Pics...
ReplyDeleteawesome cliks prathy..
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I love the simplicity of this sundal more so if the chana is black. Nicely coated with coconut. nice clicks.
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Lovely clicks.Looks inviting
ReplyDeletesundal looks healthy and yummy! we eat sundals almost every day :)
ReplyDeleteIt's being very long since I prepare these sundal at home and just in time for me to enjoy them again...looks yummy:)
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe.. beautiful pics and presentation :)
ReplyDeleteWhile Soaking Chana overnight add liquid "Red food color" about 10-15 drops. You should see red colored Chana and proceed with your recipe. This is your "Red Sundal". Enjoy!
ReplyDelete@Anonymous...Thanks for your idea..sounds interesting but unfortunately I don't use food colors in my cooking..:(
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