INGREDIENTS
Aluchi paane / colocasia leaves shredded
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4 nos / 2 big cups
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Ambat chukka / green sorrel shredded
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1 small cup
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Besan / chick pea flour
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1 – 1 ½ tbsp
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Mula / white radish sliced in roundels
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8 – 10 nos.
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Shengdane / peanuts soaked
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8 – 10 nos.
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Dry coconut sliced
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8 – 10 nos.
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Chana dal / split Bengal gram soaked
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1 – 1 ½ tsp
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Imli / tamarind pulp
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2 tbsp
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Jaggery
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1 tbsp
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Salt
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T.T.
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TADKA
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Oil
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2 tbsp
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Haldi
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¼ tsp
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Chilli pdr
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½ tsp
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Heeng
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¼ tsp
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Curry leaves
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1 sprig
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METHOD:
1.
Apply oil on your hands before handling alu
leaves as your hands will get scratchy. Pick the leaves of the ambat chukka.
2.
Wash the alu leaves, cut out the stems. Finely shred
the leaves. String the stems and cut them fine. Also shred the ambat chukka.
3.
Soak chana dal and whole peanuts separately for
3 – 4 hrs.
4.
Pressure cook both the leaves with little water
till tender. Also pressure cook all together the peanuts, dry coconut slices
and soaked chana dal.
5.
Mash the cooked leaves well. Dilute the besan in
a little water and add to the mashed leaves.
6.
Add to it salt, chilli pdr, tamarind pulp and
jaggery.
7.
Heat oil, add heeng, haldi and curry leaves. Add
in the cooked peanuts, sliced coconut and chana dal. Sauté and pour in the
cooked leaves.
8.
Add little water and bring to boil. Check seasonings,
it should be sweet sour. Serve with chapatti or rice.
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