Ingredients:
- Sundakai/ other kind of vathal -10 to 12(available in asian shops)
- Garlic-8
- Large Onion-1
- Sambar powder-1 1/2 heaped teaspoon (see previous posts to know the ingredients of sambar powder)
- Cumin seeds(jeera)-1 teaspoon
- Grated coconut-3 heaped teaspoon
- Gingerly oil(Sesame seed oil)-3 tablespoon
- Tamarind- size of a small lemon
- Salt
Method:
- Soak the tamarind in very little warm water for 15 minutes and extract thick juice out of it.
- Heat the pan and roast the grated coconut in medium flame without oil.
- Fry the grated coconut evenly, till it becomes roasted to evenly golden brown.
- Allow it to cool and then grind it with onion and cumin seeds into a thick paste.
- Heat oil in pan and roast the vathals till it becomes crispy.
- Add the garlic and fry it with the lid closed.
- When it is half cooked, add the paste and the sambar powder, along with very little amount of water.
- Add required salt and allow it to cook with the lid closed for few minutes.
- When the garlics are cooked well and when the oil comes out, add the tamarind juice.
- Allow it for few more minutes, till it becomes a thick gravy.
- Serve it with hot plain rice along with appalam (or papadam) which is said to be a perfect combination...
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