Ingredients
Rice - 1 cup
Yello moong dal / Paasi raruppu - 1/2 cup
Water - 3 cups
Ginger - half inch
Pepper corns - 1 tablespoon
Cumin seeds - 1 teaspoon
Curry leaves - a few
Ghee/oil - 1 tablespoon or more
Milk - 1/2 cup (optional)
Salt to taste
Directions
Cook the rice and dal together with water and salt in a pressure or rice cooker until well cooked. Add warm milk if using and mash well. The consistency should be mushy. In a seperate pan do the seasoning with ghee or oil with the cumin seeds, ginger, curry leaves, peppercorns and cashews. Take care because the peppercorns splutter while doing the tempering. Pour the seasoning over the rice and mix well.
Serve hot with sambar and coconut chutney !
Sending this to WYF:Breakfast hosted by EC.
Love to have this bowl right away.....
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ReplyDeletelooks great! Similiar to khichidi ?
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ReplyDeleteAs a kid, I hated pongal but now, I really enjoy that. With a dollop of ghee on top, yum! Looks good, Divya!
ReplyDeletePongal with sambar and chutney..yummy;).One of the stuffs which I haven't tried at home ever..Pongal still remains my restaurant food..:).Yours looks divine,I can just dig into that bowl:)
ReplyDeleteI just love this with piping hot sambar and coconut chutney...
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ReplyDeleteWow looks so lovely and yummy. Looks so tempting Divya.
ReplyDeleteLooks soooo yummy Divya.
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ReplyDeleteThis sounds absolutely delicious and packed full of flavour!
ReplyDeleteVen pongal looks very yummy and homely. Adding warm milk is new to me-that's a neat idea, makes the pongal richer and creamier. Who can resist coconut chutney and steaming sambar!
ReplyDeleteFirst time here. You have a lovely blog Divya.
looking tempting & yummy .....
ReplyDeleteWe have this for lunch and dinner too :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pic...We used to get in Tirupathi:P Well, your version seems to be healthy bcuz I know some recipes contain a lot of ghee!
ReplyDeletelove this.. I can eat it for lunch and dinner :D
ReplyDeleteLove ur picture...this is my comfort food :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteaww..that reminds me of our palpayasam..nice one dearie..:)
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ReplyDeleteI love this .. looks soo delicious
ReplyDeletenothing to beat these simple traditional dishes!!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, perfect comfort food with some gothsu !
ReplyDeletei've never heard of anything quite like this before, especially not for breakfast, but it looks really yummy
ReplyDeleteHey..Nice traditional dish ..:) Never tried .at home ..will try this sometime soon :)
ReplyDeleteNice cookies. they look delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I have been searching for a perfect recipe for ven pongal and here I got it. That pongal looks so mushy and nice. Good one divya.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Pongal to every readers of this blog
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