TIFFIN SAMBAR

Tiffin Sambar is the type of sambar that is served in restaurants as accompaniment with Idli/Dosa/Vada. In typical south Indian restaurants jaggery is not used, but in many other parts of India it is. Also some restaurants us other dal, like moong, instead of the more commonly used toor dal.

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100g (1 cup) Tuvar/Toor dal
100g Vegetables | drumstick and/or ladyfinger and/or brinjal etc.

STEP1
Soak 2 Tbs of tamarind (seedless) pulp in 2 cup hot water for 30 minute, squeeze out and discard the pulp. Keep aside.

STEP2
Soak the dal in water for about 30 minutes; drain off water and put in a pressure cooker. Add ½ tsp turmeric powder and 5 cups water; pressure cook at highest heat for 1 whistle then at lowest heat cook for 30 minutes. Open cooker, check if the dal is well cooked and looks mushy—cook more if required. Add 6 tsp classic sambar podi, mash and churn the dal thoroughly, and keep aside.

STEP3
In a saucepan start heating the tamarind water—from Step1—and ½ cup water. Add the vegetable pieces and 2 green chili (slit), and cook till vegetables are soft. Put the contents of pressure cooker—from Step2—add salt (to taste)*. Stir well and cook in high heat till the curry consistency is right. The sambar should be a thin curry.

STEP4
Heat 1 Tbs coconut oil in a small pan or karahi. Add 1 tsp mustard seed and when popping starts, add 4 red chili (whole), 2 pinch asafetida, 20 curry leaf, 8 shallots. When the shallots are light brown, pour everything into the sambar. Mix well. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves.

* At this point you may also add 2 tsp jaggery powder.

If you liked Tiffin Sambar, you may also like:

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INGREDIENTS
Coriander Seed, Red Chili, Black-gram, Chick-pea, Pigeon-pea, Fenugreek Seed, Mustard Seed, Black Pepper, Curry Leaf Powder, Turmeric Powder, Cumin Seed, and Asafetida.

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