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Green Mung Curry

The past week has been crazy with all the wedding preperations and etc, thankfully the first half of the functions are over and done with and now it is just the wedding on the 10th April and then my home and time is mine. I have really indulged in foods that i would normally not eat on a regular basis, so today i am going to make a hearty mung bean curry with sambals and i thought i would share this with all of my fellow bloggers.

  


Green Mung

 

250ml of green mung beans soaked in boiling water for about 30 minutes

5ml chilli powder

5ml cumin powder

5ml coriander powder

2ml turmeric

65ml finely chopped onions

2-3 curry leaves

1-2 dry chillies

7ml garlic and ginger paste

5ml salt

15ml cooking oil

100ml grated tomatoes

50ml chopped coriander

 

Method

 

  1. Wash the soaked green mung and put to boil with enough water to cover the content
  2. While the green mung is cooking add the powder spices and allow to cook till tender (35-40minutes)
  3. In a separate pot heat oil and add the chopped onions, curry leaves, chillies, garlic and ginger paste and fry for a few minutes and then add the grated tomatoes-lower heat and allow to simmer for 10minutes
  4. Once the green mung is cooked add to the tomato mixture season with salt and allow to simmer for another 10minutes
  5. Garnish with chopped coriander and serve warm with rice or rotis, pappadums and sambals

 

Notes


Should you want to use a conventional pressure cooker instead of the long cooking method:-

  •            Heat oil in the pressure cooker, add chopped onions, curry leaves, chillies, garlic and ginger paste and fry for a few minutes, and then add the grated tomatoes and the chilli, cumin, coriander and turmeric powder and allow to simmer for about 2minutes
  •          Wash the green mung and add to the tomato mixture and close the pressure cooker and allow to cook for 10minutes or 3 whistles
  •          Once the mung is ready, season with salt and garnish with coriander and serve with rotis, papadamums and sambals

 

 

 

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Comments: 3

  • tandy.sinclair

    05/04/2011

    thanks for sharing this 🙂

  • mitzireddy

    05/04/2011

    wedding preparations are always stressful. The green mung curry sounds delicious.

  • HealthyVegetarianFoods

    05/04/2011

    yes-i suppose you would understand the never ending functions with indian weddings.

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