I tasted this yummy coriander leaves rice| kothamalli sadam in my friends place. She is a good cook and makes many new dishes.It was so simple and easy to make also.
Since I prefer simple recipes,which will ultimately give me a helping hand on lazy mornings,I asked for the recipe. I made it twice,turned out quite nice and am sure you all will like it.
This recipe doesn’t need onion or garlic .
Kothamalli sadam
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 25 Mins |Serves: 2-3Basmati rice or raw rice 1 cup
Coriander leaves a small bunch
Green chili 2
Salt as needed
Oil 3 tsp
Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
Urad dal 1 tsp
Channa dal 1 tsp
Cashew nuts 7 (optional)
Curry leaves few
Salt to taste
lemon juice few drops (optional)
Method:
- Wash the coriander leaves and chop it roughly. Add salt, 1tsp of oil,greenchillies to it and grind it to make a fine paste.
- Cook the rice separately adding salt to it and allow it to cool.
- check the link on how to cook basmati rice.
- Strain the ground coriander paste in a tea strainer. Just keep it for few minutes.The excess water will drain off.
- Don'tsqueeze.Gently transfer the paste to the rice and mix it well evenly.
- U can add the water drained, for making rasam.
- In a kadai,add oil and temper mustard seeds,urad dhal ,channa dal and cashew nuts .
- When it is done add it to the coriander rice and mix gently.Add Fresh curry leaves.
- Serve with raitha of your choice.
- This can be done in the same way using mint leaves also.
Hi Jeyashree. The rice looks so welcoming and loaded with the flavors of coriander... too good to resist.
ReplyDeleteI remember my dad's aunt doing this for lunch-pack when we travel.. Simply delicious and lipsmacking rice!!
ReplyDeleteHey congrats on your award and thanks for remembering me too dear!! :)
Rice looks so tempting...perfectly made!
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a gorgeous green rice..eyecatching colour Jeya..Congrats on ur awards!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so lovely,must be very nice with the flavour of fresh coriander..so delicious..and congraz jeyashri and thanks a lot for thinking abt me as well...
ReplyDeleteWow,will try this out soon,Vj will sure like this...
ReplyDeleteThanks for passing the award DEAR ;)
Heyy Nice.. I love Herbs... I made Coriander Pulav last thursday..
ReplyDeleteWill try the sadam tooo....
Congrats on the award...
ReplyDeleteRice looks perfect and yummy!!
Love the color..
Rice looks prety and tempting...
ReplyDeleteSuch an aromatic rice dear...lov the color...
ReplyDeleteVery well focussed pics n love the aroma of this rice.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great rice dish..Congrats on your award, you deserve it :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, rice looks grainy. Very nice post..never tried this rice..Will surely try this for my hubby's lunch box and let u know :)
ReplyDeleteoooooh......i saw the picture and felt as if the rice bowl was infront of me..gr8 clik...am sure the taste was gr8 too..with coriander..yummy..
ReplyDeleteCongrats!!!Oh, Those look fantastic and it sounds so yummy.I can almost get the aroma here just by looking at the pics..:)
ReplyDeleteLovely dish, looks so good. Very beautiful click, could see each grain of rice. Congrats n your award.
ReplyDeleteThats a ravishing color and sharp pictures...very tempting food indeed. I love kothamalli saadham, make them almost every weekend:)
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic and yum.Easy recipe too. I am amazed at ur pix.What lens do you use?Congrats on the award. keep rocking!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award..Appealing to eyes dish.Nice recipe!
ReplyDeletelovley dish and picture. i also make this for my hubby's lunch box. Congrats on your award and thanks for passing to me.
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ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri,
ReplyDeleteLovely rice dear. Haven't tried it. will give a try soon.
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ArunaManikandan
thank u friends for ur lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteviji i use ordinary NIKON COOLPIX CAMERA.no lense, nothing.Thanks for ur encouraging words.
Looks Yummy and tempting to eat. My favorite dish.
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ReplyDeleteMy all time fav!..
Wonderful clicks!
Healthy rice.Congrats on ur awards
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and colourful...just love it...
ReplyDeleteSOOOOO YUMMMMMMYYYYYY
ReplyDeletewhat is the purpose of adding oil while grinding?
ReplyDeletedo we need to saute corainder leaves?
will we get raw smell when we add the paste as such?
Adding oil gives a good texture to the rice.
DeleteYou never get raw smell of coriander in the rice. If you want add a das of lemon juice at the last.
Tried was easy to make and had a wonderful taste and color added few paneer pcs in the end.v nice recipe
ReplyDeleteGood recipes ....
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