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Sunday, February 10, 2013

Vegetable Salna – Side dish for Parotta

Veg Salna

      I’ve only once tasted this salna for parotta but don’t know why didn’t get a chance to taste later and totally forgot about that. But the first time itself i liked a lot but never thought of trying until i saw this in Chitra's blog.immediately gave a try as i was having frozen parotta lying in my freezer for some time.So tried it out but never thought that it turned exactly the same like the first time i tasted and got hooked to it free smileys.So thought of sharing the recipe.She is one more good friend of mine whom i came to know thro blogging world.When ever i contacted her for any clarifications she was very happy to help me and guided me a lot in many things.Ok now going to the recipe.

Ingredients :

Veggies 1/2 cup
Ginger&Garlic paste 3/4th tsp
Onion(big) 1 no(finely chopped)
Tomato 1 no(finely chopped)
Cooking oil 1 1/2 tbsp
Salt Req

To Grind :

Onion 1 no
Tomato 2 nos
Red chillie powder 1/2th tsp
Coriander powder 1 1/2 tsp
Cumin powder 1/2 tsp
Turmeric powder 1/8th tsp
Pepper 3-4 nos
Grated coconut 2 tbsp
Poppy seeds 1/2 tsp
Cashew 4 nos
Oil 1 tbsp

Method :

1. In a wok pour oil and sauté all the ingredients except poppy seeds given under “to grind” column.

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2. Once the sautéed ingredients has come to room temperature grind them in the mixie to a paste.

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3. In a cooker pour the oil and add the finely chopped onions and fry till the onion become transparent.

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4. Now add the finely chopped tomato and fry till the tomato turns little mushy.

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5. Add the chopped veggies and give a quick stir.

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5.Then add the ground paste and fry till raw smell goes. Then add enough water and salt and close the lid and cook with 1 whistle.

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6. After opening the cooker and if the oil floats on the top salna is ready to serve with parottas.

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Note :

1. As Chitra mentioned in her blog i also felt that salna is too blend with  onion and tomato alone.So i liked her idea of inducing little veggies and hence followed the same.If you want can avoid it.

2. Adjust the spice level as we are adding pepper too. 1/2 tsp of red chillie powder was enough for us.

3. Can adjust the water level too.

16 comments:

  1. It looks yummy. Thanks for trying dear :)U made my day !

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  2. Too yummy..Yes, Chitra is one dear, sweet blogger friend..Love her collection of simple, homely & mouthwatering recipes..
    Prathima Rao
    Prats Corner

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  3. looks so yummy and very nice recipe ..

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  4. looks too good!

    regards,
    Srilekha
    http://www.srishkitchen.com/

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  5. yummy side dish for parathas!
    Love to see your recipe linked up in Flavors Of Cuisines-"Mexican"

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  6. thks for stopping by, yummy salna...glad to follow u back...

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  7. Yummy salna.I still remember this served in South Tamil Nadu hotels along with Parotta...

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  8. thanks for dropping by..u have a good space too...salna looks yummy..following u too.

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