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Sabudana and Moong Dal Khichdi

Recipe by Easycooking with Ekta

  • Ready in40 min
  • Prep15 min
  • Cook25 min
  • CuisineIndian
  • Serves4 People
  • Calories~450 kcal
Sabudana and Moong Dal Khichdi

Ingredients

For Boiling

  • for boilingWater
  • 2 tspSalt
  • 3/4 cupSmall sagos
  • 1/2 cupSplit yellow mung beans (soaked for 2-3 hours)

For Tempering and Assembly

  • 3 tbspOil
  • 1/4 cupCashews
  • 1/4 cupPeanuts
  • 1 tspClarified butter (ghee)
  • 1 tspFine mustard seeds
  • 1 tspFennel seeds
  • 2 smallFinely chopped onions
  • 3/4 cupChopped carrots and frozen green peas
  • to tasteSalt
  • 2-3Slit green chillies
  • 10-12Curry leaves
  • 1/3 cupGrated fresh coconut
  • 1 tspCrushed black peppercorns
  • 1 tspChilli flakes
  • 1 tspJaggery powder
  • 2 tspLemon juice
  • 2 tbspRaisins
  • 2 tbspChopped fresh coriander leaves

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. 1.Boil Sago and Moong Dal

    In a pot of boiling water, add 2 tsp of salt. Then, add 3/4 cup of small sago and 1/2 cup of soaked moong dal. Cook on medium flame, stirring occasionally, until the sago pearls become transparent.

  2. 2.Drain and Wash

    Once cooked, drain the sago and moong dal mixture through a sieve. Immediately wash it under cold running water 2-3 times to remove excess starch and stop the cooking process. This prevents them from sticking together. Set aside.

  3. 3.Fry Nuts

    Heat 3 tbsp of oil in a wide pan. Add 1/4 cup of cashews and fry on low-medium heat until they turn light golden brown. Remove them from the pan and set aside. In the same oil, add 1/4 cup of peanuts and fry until they are crunchy and have darkened slightly. Remove and keep them with the fried cashews.

  4. 4.Prepare the Tempering

    In the remaining oil in the pan, add 1 tsp of ghee (optional). Once hot, add 1 tsp of fine mustard seeds and 1 tsp of fennel seeds. Allow them to splutter.

  5. 5.Sauté Vegetables and Aromatics

    Add 2 finely chopped small onions and sauté until they become soft and translucent. Add 3/4 cup of chopped carrots and frozen green peas, along with salt to taste. Cook until the vegetables are slightly tender. Then, add 2-3 slit green chillies and 10-12 curry leaves and sauté for another minute.

  6. 6.Add Seasoning

    To the pan, add 1/3 cup grated fresh coconut, 1 tsp crushed black peppercorns, 1 tsp chilli flakes, and 1 tsp jaggery powder. Mix everything well and cook on medium flame for 1-2 minutes to combine the flavors.

  7. 7.Combine Everything

    Squeeze in 2 tsp of lemon juice. Add the boiled and washed sago-moong dal mixture to the pan. Gently mix everything together until well combined. Cook on low to medium heat for 1-2 minutes.

  8. 8.Garnish and Serve

    Finally, add the fried cashews and peanuts, 2 tbsp raisins, and 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander leaves. Give it a final mix and turn off the flame. Serve hot.

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Sabudana and Moong Dal Khichdi

Ready in

40 mins

Cuisine

Indian

Prep Time

15 min

Cook Time

25 min

Serving

4 People

Calories / Serving

~450 kcal
Recipe by Easycooking with Ekta on YouTube
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Step-by-Step Instructions

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  1. 1

    Boil Sago and Moong Dal

    In a pot of boiling water, add 2 tsp of salt. Then, add 3/4 cup of small sago and 1/2 cup of soaked moong dal. Cook on medium flame, stirring occasionally, until the sago pearls become transparent.

  2. 2

    Drain and Wash

    Once cooked, drain the sago and moong dal mixture through a sieve. Immediately wash it under cold running water 2-3 times to remove excess starch and stop the cooking process. This prevents them from sticking together. Set aside.

  3. 3

    Fry Nuts

    Heat 3 tbsp of oil in a wide pan. Add 1/4 cup of cashews and fry on low-medium heat until they turn light golden brown. Remove them from the pan and set aside. In the same oil, add 1/4 cup of peanuts and fry until they are crunchy and have darkened slightly. Remove and keep them with the fried cashews.

  4. 4

    Prepare the Tempering

    In the remaining oil in the pan, add 1 tsp of ghee (optional). Once hot, add 1 tsp of fine mustard seeds and 1 tsp of fennel seeds. Allow them to splutter.

  5. 5

    Sauté Vegetables and Aromatics

    Add 2 finely chopped small onions and until they become soft and translucent. Add 3/4 cup of chopped carrots and frozen green peas, along with salt to taste. Cook until the vegetables are slightly tender. Then, add 2-3 slit green chillies and 10-12 curry leaves and for another minute.

  6. 6

    Add Seasoning

    To the pan, add 1/3 cup grated fresh coconut, 1 tsp crushed black peppercorns, 1 tsp chilli flakes, and 1 tsp jaggery powder. Mix everything well and cook on medium flame for to combine the flavors.

  7. 7

    Combine Everything

    Squeeze in 2 tsp of lemon juice. Add the boiled and washed sago-moong dal mixture to the pan. Gently mix everything together until well combined. Cook on low to medium heat for .

  8. 8

    Garnish and Serve

    Finally, add the fried cashews and peanuts, 2 tbsp raisins, and 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander leaves. Give it a final mix and turn off the flame. Serve hot.

Before You Cook

Helpful details before you start
Spice LevelFiery
Mustard · Green chili · Black pepper · Crushed red pepper
Ingredient SubstitutionsMissing something? View suitable alternatives.
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  • No Butter?

    • 3/4 the amount of olive oil (for cooking, not baking)
    • Equal parts ghee — Slightly nuttier flavor.
    • Equal parts coconut oil (in baking)
  • No Ghee?

    • Unsalted butter (1:1)
    • Neutral oil (1:1, lacks the toasted note)
  • No Onion?

    • 1 tbsp onion powder (per medium onion)
    • 3 tbsp dried minced onion
    • Shallots or leeks (1:1)
  • No Curry leaves?

    • 1 bay leaf + a pinch of lemon zest — Aroma only — flavor is unique.
  • No Jaggery?

    • Dark brown sugar (1:1)
    • Muscovado sugar (1:1)
  • No Lemon juice?

    • Lime juice (1:1)
    • 1/2 the amount white vinegar — In dressings, savory dishes.
  • No Cilantro?

    • Flat-leaf parsley (1:1, milder)
    • Fresh mint (in chutneys, salads)
Ingredient Substitutions
  • No Butter?

    • 3/4 the amount of olive oil (for cooking, not baking)
    • Equal parts ghee — Slightly nuttier flavor.
    • Equal parts coconut oil (in baking)
  • No Ghee?

    • Unsalted butter (1:1)
    • Neutral oil (1:1, lacks the toasted note)
  • No Onion?

    • 1 tbsp onion powder (per medium onion)
    • 3 tbsp dried minced onion
    • Shallots or leeks (1:1)
  • No Curry leaves?

    • 1 bay leaf + a pinch of lemon zest — Aroma only — flavor is unique.
  • No Jaggery?

    • Dark brown sugar (1:1)
    • Muscovado sugar (1:1)
  • No Lemon juice?

    • Lime juice (1:1)
    • 1/2 the amount white vinegar — In dressings, savory dishes.
  • No Cilantro?

    • Flat-leaf parsley (1:1, milder)
    • Fresh mint (in chutneys, salads)
AllergensThis recipe contains nuts.
nuts

Variations

Simple ways to adapt this recipe.

  • 1
    The entire dish can beIngredient swap

    The entire dish can be prepared in ghee instead of oil for a richer taste.

  • 2
    Sugar can be used asIngredient swap

    Sugar can be used as a substitute for jaggery powder.

  • 3
    Raisins are optional but addCustomise

    Raisins are optional but add a nice touch of sweetness.

Helpful Tips

Small details that can improve the final result.

  • 1
    PreparationSoak Moong Dal for 2

    3 hours for faster and even cooking.

  • 2
    PreparationIf Not Soaking the Dal

    Boil it until it's half-cooked before adding the sago, as unsoaked dal takes longer to cook.

  • 3
    Cooking tipUse a Generous Amount of

    Use a generous amount of salt in the boiling water as most of it will be drained away.

  • 4
    Cooking tipThoroughly Wash the Boiled Sago

    Thoroughly wash the boiled sago and dal mixture with cold water to remove excess starch and prevent it from becoming sticky.

  • 5
    Flavour tipAdding a Little Ghee to

    Adding a little ghee to the tempering enhances the overall flavor of the dish.

  • 6
    TipYou Can Use Regular

    Sized sago, but reduce the quantity to 1/2 cup as it expands more than small sago.

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