Khanavali Part 5: Madike Kal Palya

Now for the last part of Khanavali series. The madike Kal Palya. Unlike the Huli/dal/Sambar meals, this meal till now has no protein component apart from the yogurt. So generally north Kannadigas do have a lentil in their meal, mostly raw salads or sparsely cooked palya. This is a sprouted Moth dal Palya.

You will need,
Sprouted Moth/ Madike Kal 1/5 cups
Khara Masale 1 tbsp
Onion medium 1 chopped
Coconut powder (coconut paste) 3 tbsp
Green chillies 2-3
Garlic 2 cloves
Curry leaves 5-6
Oil 2 tsp
Hing a dash
Mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
Jeera 1/2 tsp
Fresh Coriander a handful
Salt to taste
Lime juice to taste

Method
  • Heat oil. Throw in the mustard seeds, Jeera, Hing and curry leaves.
  • Once the spluttering stops, toss in the chopped onions, grated garlic and chillies.
  • Cook till the onions are soft.
  • Now throw in the moth dal. Add the khara masale, coconut and about half a cup of water.
  • Cover and cook till the moth dal is tender but still firm. (al dente!)
  • Adjust salt and sqeeze some lime juice, finish with fresh coriander.
  • Serve with hot Jowar rottis!

20 comments:

  1. nangondu plate khanavali oota parcel madi.., bari neevobbare thindre hotte novu barutte ;)

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  2. wow.. looks awesome & mouthwatering.. nice entry..

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  3. wwonderful recipe...nice entry...first time here...nice space u have...do visit my blog at ur free time:)

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  4. @ Sushma!!
    Howdalva Sushma! Igo bantu nim parcel!

    @ Srikars kitchen
    Thanks

    @Chitra
    Thanks a lot for visiting and will visit your place soon

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  5. OMG Smitha... not fair! to tempt us like this early in the morn.

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  6. yum yum .. its really tempting smitha .. loved the whole series

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  7. @ Ashwini!!
    Me partial to ennegai!! this comes distant 3rd on my list after junka!!

    @Sia!
    All credits to you for the spice blend, that is where it all started

    @Deesha!!
    Thank you...Try Kamat Yatrinivas the next time u go to Bangalore...they serve jolada rotti oota and it is good!!

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  8. sprouted mung daal is a great way to supply proteins. Lovely recipe :)

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  9. Good to see this recipe.I'm really have to tell you-I'm loving all the authentic kannadiga recipes from you.

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  10. @ A_and_N
    Yes it is packed with good-for-you stuff!!!

    @ N33ma,
    Thanks a lot N33ma, that is actually my effort, to document Kannadiga recipes and food that we people from Karnataka eat every day and relish!! Hope to keep it going...

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  11. Amazing payla Smitha..Looks so very yummy..

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  12. This is new to me.. Looks delicious!

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  13. Hey, palya looks so gud with rotti an all !! I make it but slight change !!

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  14. @ thanks a lot Paru!

    @AnuSriram,
    Thanks. I bet it is new to a lot of people who are not familiar with regional Kannadiga cuisines!

    @Archy,
    Thanks a lot.. I will look forward for your version. I simply cannot get enough of such recipes any way!!!

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  15. First time in your blog...the recipe looks yumm, will drop by often.

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  16. Thanks a lot Rekha.. looking forward to see you more often!

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  17. really awesome yar, but some intregents i could not understood if its possible translate in kannada also it will be better thanks for the info

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  18. Thanks for the comment Ashwini... From now on I will make efforts to note the Kannada version of the ingredient as well :)

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