A hearty one-pot rice, lentil and vegetable dish sharpened with tamarind and roasted spice.
About
A good Bisi Bele Bath should deliver a hearty one-pot rice, lentil and vegetable dish sharpened with tamarind and roasted spice. This version focuses on everyday ingredients and a practical method that works in a home kitchen.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
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Instructions
Follow along step-by-step.
Cook rice, toor dal and vegetables until very soft.
Mix in tamarind extract, bisi bele bath powder, jaggery and salt.
Simmer with hot water until the mixture is loose and creamy rather than dry.
Finish with ghee, mustard, curry leaves and roasted peanuts.
Notes & Tips
It thickens quickly as it cools, so keep it slightly looser than you think you need. Nutrition values are approximate per serving.
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