Coconut Rice | Thengai Sadam is a very simple dish ,can be done quickly. An ideal dish for lunch box,which i normally prepare once a week. Generally it is made in South Indian houses on the occasion of aadi 18 and Kannu pongal. Check out other south Indian rice varieties, Iyengar Puliyodarai and Pudina rice.
Coconut rice recipe
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 25 Mins |Serves: 2
Coconut grated 4 tblsp
Raw rice | basmati rice 1 cup (cooked)
Coconut oil 1 tsp
Cooking oil 1 tsp
Ghee 1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
Channa dal 1 tsp
Urad dal 1 tblsp
Fried gram 1 tsp
Green chili 2
Red chili 1
Salt as needed
Raw peanuts 1 tblsp
Method:
- Cook rice and allow it to cool. The grains should not be sticky.
- In a kadai,add the cooking oil and temper the mustard seeds,channa dal, peanuts, fried gram,urad dhal and red chili, green chilli. When it is done add it on the top of the rice.
- Add the ghee in the same kadai and fry the scrapped coconut till golden brown. Keep a close watch ,it shouldn't get burnt.
- If making for lunch box roast till the moisture is completely absorbed.
- If you want to eat it immediately, you can roast it slightly.
- Add salt to it. Mix it along with the rice and smear the coconut oil and mix gently.
- Add a few curry leaves.Serve with pappad/vadagam/avial
I love this rice....Loved that vadam/fryum ..yummy one
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicous rice...even i do coconut rice but slightly different one...ur version seems really nice..thanks for sharing jeyashri
ReplyDeleteMy all time favourite...just love with papads...
ReplyDeletecongratulations for the award!!
ReplyDeletethengai saadham looks delicious with the vathal, nice combination; this recipe sounds new to me, we make the same with the coconut milk instead of the coconut scrapings; will try this next time!! cheers!!
Congrats on your award .Coconut rice and that vadam you have kept by the side is really tempting me.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely simple n delicious rice dear.. DH doesnt like it, otherwise I love to have it with vadams.. And congrats on your awards too!
ReplyDeleteNice presentation and lovely coconut rice...nice combo with vathal!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award! Lovely rice and the vadam on the side are really tempting:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks dear....Never tried this rice..Looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting, love thengai sadam with Avial or Morkuzhambu combination. Awesome pictures and congrats on your awards.
ReplyDeleteCoconut rice looks so divine...tempting clicks...
ReplyDeleteOur family favs just prepared for Kanum. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteoh wow!!!!!Super!!!!nice click too.....
ReplyDeletenice click..very simple and delicious..very much like the phodni bhath!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on ur award... My all time fav... Rice looks lovely and delicious..
ReplyDeleteJeyashri, coconut rice looks awesome da. Eye capturing click!!!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe and congratulations on your award
ReplyDeleteI too make a similar way,I add lots of urad dal :)
ReplyDeleteDid your mom made those vadams for you or store bought?
i love it.
ReplyDeletethanks friends for ur lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteRaji, vadams are made by my mom.she never allows me to buy from the store.
Hey Jeyashri
ReplyDeletethanks a bunch for dropping by and for wonderful comment..coconut rice and all your paneer dishes are mouthwatering and awesome...following you:))
cheers
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I like the way u presented it, lovley pictures, boxed instruction...very well done post, dear.:) Love thengai saadam, yummmm:)
ReplyDeleteCongrats ! Thengai sadam looks fantastic..Loved the clicks too
ReplyDeletewow, my husband loves this rice..thanks for sharing..lovely click.
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Very nice..My MIL makes it nicely :) urs is also looking equally good :)
ReplyDeletecongrats for award, rice looks so delicious
ReplyDeleteReally nice and easy to prepare meal. However, I'd rather use coconut oil as well when cooking the mustard seeds,channa dal, freid gram,urad dhal and green chilli. I love using this oil when cooking or even for moisturizing my skin and hair due to the coconut oil benefits it gives.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely Jeyashri. In my version, we soak about a handful of urad dhal in water and allow it to swell up in some time and THEN add it to the tadka so it makes it look fuller and also accents the taste. BYW why doesnt your blog allow wordpress comments???
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A very simple recipe...but tasted great. Thanks for sharing Jeya....Kudos...
ReplyDeleteWhen I was young (long time ago), my mother prepare thangai sadam, especeillay when we eat outside (on the beach for the day). I like it very much. Her recipe is more or less the same. She add dried chilli and cashew nut. I always use fresh coconut. The result is great. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteCongrates to you for your award. Its nice and very tasty rice. Well presented. Keep rocking Jey.
ReplyDeleteThank you. It was soo yummy:)
ReplyDeleteThengai satham recipe fantastic. It was so good. Vazhga Valamudan.
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