Ingredients:-
- Green tomato - 2 cup (chop it into small cubes)
- Toor dhall - 1/2 cup
- Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp
- channa dhall - 1 tsp
- Urad dhall - 2 tsp
- Red chillies - 2


First cook the toor dhall adding a pinch of turmeric powder and keep it aside. In the mean time, fry, coriander seeds, channa dhall, urad dhall and red chillies to golden brown and let it cool and grind it into a fine paste. In the mean time, cook the green tomatoes to 3/4th, in a wide pan, adding salt and turmeric powder. When it is 3/4th done, add the grounded paste and cooked toor dhall and mix it well and let it cook for another 5 mts. Add water to adjust the consistency. Recipe may sound similar to Sambar. But here we are not using tamarind. If we want we can also add coconut while grinding the paste. In that case, reduce the amount of urad dhall accordingly.
Sounds like a tasty one... I guess the taste would change a lil by using coconut. A must do recipe...
ReplyDeleteThanks Ramya, I have the picture too will upload it soon. Because of my tight schedule and everybody is sick, couldn't find time to upload pictures. Also I stopped using coconut in all my recipes instead I am using the roasted urad dhall powder.
ReplyDeletethe way u told is tempting to have eriseri with rice...where is the pic yaar
ReplyDeletehai vidhya.....sorry i never read any inforamation from foodbuzz......couldn't mail u......this recipe is new to me.like to try this soon.......
ReplyDeleteTomato Eriseri sounds interesting ntempting..vidya:)
ReplyDeletelove the tangyness of green tomatoes and combining with toordal is a great recipe
ReplyDeletesounds like it must be tangy with green tomatoes......will try this vidhya.....
ReplyDeletehey vidya its amazing to read ur blogs and i look forward everyday to check out what recipe u have added today. i have got so many recipes from ur blog. i have been searching for 1 recipe in particular and thought ur the right person to ask. Do u know how to make chena masiyal or thogyal?
ReplyDeleteThanks guys. will upload the pictures soon and post it.
ReplyDeleteHi Hema, glad you liked my recipes. I have the recipe for chena masiyal and thogayal here. You can check out the blog archive. If not please mail me will send you the link
Tomato eriseri sounds delicious and differnt from the dhals I make. Thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeletethanks a lot vidya got the recipe from ur archive.
ReplyDeleteTomato Eriseri is a new one for me. I used to make yam eruseri only. Surely will try
ReplyDeleteTomato Eriseri sounds interesting and fabulous..vidya:)
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