Mostly prepared on auspicious days such as festivals, marriages or important functions/ceremonies in south India. It can be prepared with left over rice as well in very less time.
Ingredients: -
1 cup raw rice
4 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1 cup raw rice
4 tbsp fresh lemon juice
4 tsp grated coconut or according to desired quantity
½ tsp mustard seeds / saasive
a pinch of asafoetida
1/2 tsp haldi (turmeric)
4 whole dry red chilies
½ teaspoon each of black gram (Udhina bele) and Bengal gram (Kadle bele)
1 tbsp peanuts
2 tbsp Oil
Curry leaves for tadka/ogarne and coriander for garnishing
Salt
½ tsp mustard seeds / saasive
a pinch of asafoetida
1/2 tsp haldi (turmeric)
4 whole dry red chilies
½ teaspoon each of black gram (Udhina bele) and Bengal gram (Kadle bele)
1 tbsp peanuts
2 tbsp Oil
Curry leaves for tadka/ogarne and coriander for garnishing
Salt
Method: -
1. Wash the rice and keep it for cooking.
2. Once the rice is cooked, spread it on a plate and leave it for cooling. (Important: - Cooling is important else the dish would become very soft and rice will get mashed while mixing.)
3. In a pan add the peanuts and roast till brown. Add little oil if required. Keep aside.
4. Heat oil in a pan and add mustard seeds.
5. When the mustard seed cracks/splatters, add red chillies, Bengal gram & black gram.
6. After the grams turn a little brown, add the roasted peanuts & curry leaves.
7. Let the mixture cool down.
1. Wash the rice and keep it for cooking.
2. Once the rice is cooked, spread it on a plate and leave it for cooling. (Important: - Cooling is important else the dish would become very soft and rice will get mashed while mixing.)
3. In a pan add the peanuts and roast till brown. Add little oil if required. Keep aside.
4. Heat oil in a pan and add mustard seeds.
5. When the mustard seed cracks/splatters, add red chillies, Bengal gram & black gram.
6. After the grams turn a little brown, add the roasted peanuts & curry leaves.
7. Let the mixture cool down.
8. Mix it with cooked rice & salt.
9. Add lemon juice and mix well. Garnish with coconut & coriander leaves. Fried cashew nuts can also be used for garnishing.
You can fry papads/hapla/sandige and eat with Mango rice.
3 comments:
Hi Ujwala.... u have got a nice blog!! Nice recipe too :)
Nice recipe Ujwala... Lemon Rice is like a staple food for our family...:)
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Jeena xx
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