Ingredients:-
- Pongal - 3 cups (leftover finished pongal)
- Godhsu - 1/4 cup (leftover)
- Sambar - 1/2 cup (finished samabr)
- Garam masala - 3/4 teaspoon
- Salt to taste (if necessary)
- Oil - 1 tbsp
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Red chillies - 2
- Cashewnuts - few
- curry leaves - to garnish.
Heat a pan, put the godhsu (tomato & onion godhsu), add required amount of water and let it boil for another couple of minutes. Now add sambar, garam masala powder and salt (if necessary) and let everything mix and boil for few minutes. Now add the leftover pongal to the mixture and mix everything well and let it cook for another 5 to 7 minutes. Add water according to the required consistency. Turn off the stove and keep it aside. Now seasoning for this rice is purely optional because, we would have seasoned pongal, godhsu and also sambar. In order to add some more taste, we can season this with cashews. Fry cashew nuts to golden brown and pour it on top of the rice and garnish it with curry leaves. Frankly speaking friends, the taste of this bisibelebath was much better than the original one we do. It was really good along with the cumin and pepper taste.
8 comments:
i remember bisibele bhath from my school days, tiffin box of my myfriend and i used to hog on it!!
thnks for sharing the recipe :)
That's a nice dear...sometimes i used to do like this.....yummy
It is nice &looks yummy vidhya:)
U knw my sis told me same ...she use leftover Pongal to make BBB too...am all set to try...looks yum and gud to see u back
Hi vidhya...Never knew this way of making besi bele bhaat...quiet a time saving one....and thanks for visiting my blog and hope to c u more often....
This is such a neat idea using leftover pongal in bisibelebath, loved the idea...will try the next time I find myself with too much pongal in my hands :-)
this is really a different way of making BB.... will try this method next time I make BB
Wow thats looking yummy.. Thats my fav too...
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