29.11.06
Seeralan Kali:(Country Style)
This is my Grandma's dish. She used to call this as 'Seeralan Kali'. When I was studying 3rd or 4th standard.....I don't remember! She made this for me. She told me stories to make me eat this. I was sitting in the terrace (Periamet house) I miss those moments so badly.
I am not sure....why she called it 'Seeralan Kali'. Probably there should be some story or meaning!
Ingredients:
Chana dal 1 cup
Grated coconut 1/4 cup
Onion 1 small chopped
Garlic 6 cloves peeled and chopped
Dry red chilies 6 chopped
Salt as per taste
Oil 1 cup.
Method:
Toast chana dal in dry heated skillet for 2-5 minutes. Maybe till they turn golden-reddish color.
Soak this chana dal in water for 20 minutes. Cook this chana along with the same water over stove-top.
When the dal is cooked without leaving any water. Add onions, garlic, salt, dry chilies and coconut to this. Blend them coarsely in a blender.
Now fill this thick batter in idly plates. Maybe smear the idly plates with little oil. Then steam cook this for 10-15 minutes.
When the chana idlies are done. Allow it to cool to room temperature. Then cut them into small cubes/bite size squares.
In a heavy bottomed wide skillet, heat oil. Spread this cubes and fryt hem till it turns golden to reddish color and fragrant.
Serve hot with regular coconut chutney. Enjoy cooking!
This is my Grandma's dish. She used to call this as 'Seeralan Kali'. When I was studying 3rd or 4th standard.....I don't remember! She made this for me. She told me stories to make me eat this. I was sitting in the terrace (Periamet house) I miss those moments so badly.
I am not sure....why she called it 'Seeralan Kali'. Probably there should be some story or meaning!
Ingredients:
Chana dal 1 cup
Grated coconut 1/4 cup
Onion 1 small chopped
Garlic 6 cloves peeled and chopped
Dry red chilies 6 chopped
Salt as per taste
Oil 1 cup.
Method:
Toast chana dal in dry heated skillet for 2-5 minutes. Maybe till they turn golden-reddish color.
Soak this chana dal in water for 20 minutes. Cook this chana along with the same water over stove-top.
When the dal is cooked without leaving any water. Add onions, garlic, salt, dry chilies and coconut to this. Blend them coarsely in a blender.
Now fill this thick batter in idly plates. Maybe smear the idly plates with little oil. Then steam cook this for 10-15 minutes.
When the chana idlies are done. Allow it to cool to room temperature. Then cut them into small cubes/bite size squares.
In a heavy bottomed wide skillet, heat oil. Spread this cubes and fryt hem till it turns golden to reddish color and fragrant.
Serve hot with regular coconut chutney. Enjoy cooking!
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