Sprouted lentils are very healthy with
loads of nutrition and gives energy to our body system. Mostly, sprouts have been
taken as in raw form like salads. But some may not like the raw form, they can
get the benefits from cooked sprouted lentils. I love green peas much as I already
told. I have prepared the curry for sambhar rice, which is the perfect combo
platter.
Category
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Side dish
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Cuisine
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Indian
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Preparation
Time
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10 Minutes
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Cooking Time
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20 Minutes
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Servings
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2-3
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Source – My Own
INGREDIENTS
Sprouted green peas – 2 Cups
Oil – 1 Tbsp
Mustard seeds – 1 Tsp
Urad dal – 1 Tsp
Shallots, chopped – ¼ Cup
Curry leaves – Few
Salt – To taste
To grind
Coconut – 4-5 small pieces
Garlic – 3 pods
Turmeric powder – 1/8 Tsp
Red chilli powder – 1 Tsp
Coriander powder – 1 Tsp
Roasted cumin powder – ½ Tsp
Black pepper powder – ½ Tsp
METHOD
- Grind the ingredients given under the section with little water into a coarse paste and keep it aside.
- Heat oil in pan; add mustard seeds and urad dal wait till sputter.
- Add shallots and curry leaves sauté it till translucent.
- Add the green peas and sauté it once and then add water , ground masala and salt to the mixture and allow cooking for 10-15 minutes on medium flame.
- Check whether the peas cooked or not, if its cooked keep it on high flame to evaporate the water till the curry consistency reaches.
- Switch off the flame and serve it hot…
NOTE
- You can use fresh/frozen green peas instead of sprouted peas.
- Sprouted peas take a quick time to cook than the soaked peas, so cook according to your preference.
- If you want gravy consistency, don’t allow to evaporate remaining water.
- Well suits for hot rice, roti or simple evening snacks.
Wow!! Loved it...Thats a real healthy way to make best out of peas..I actually never made peas sprouts...will try it out!!
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