When I asked my facebook friends about there favourite one pot meal recipes, there were so many answers…..of which one caught my attention and that was Sambar Sadam…..mentioned by Dershana. This recipe was there in my mind since so long….but never tried making it. I have searched for the recipe too…but never tried my hands on it….but when Dershana mentioned it…I asked her for the recipe….she took out time and made it for me and posted it on her blog. From then to now, I have made this recipe many a times and I love it a lot. Thank you Dershana for sharing it…. One thing I love the most of about this recipe is the medley of flavours. An aromatic tadka and flavoursome spices make this recipe very unique. It’s simple to make and can be made in less time too. It can also be a lunch box recipe. You may be wondering by seeing the pictures in the recipe…as and when Dershana has posted the recipe in her blog, I was so tempted by it and made it on the same day…took 1-2 snaps to show her. 
The aroma coming from the recipe made me dam hungry and so I had it in no time. The later ones are taken when I made it for another time and at that time, my lil MM was around me when I was clicking and to add more fun sun started playing hide and seek. So the result is in front of your eyes. But trust me Sambhar Sadam was super yummy…..finger licking good…
SAMBHAR SADAM
RECIPE SOURCE: The Footloose Chef
INGREDIENTS:
- 1 cup Rice
- 1 cup Toor dal
- 1 cup Mixed Vegetables (Carrots, Potatoes, Green Peas}
- 1 Onion, sliced
- 1 Tomato, sliced
- 1 tbsp. Coriander powder
- ½ tbsp. Ginger-Garlic paste
- ¼ tbsp. Turmeric powder
- ½ tbsp. Red chilli powder
- 2 Cloves
- 2 Cardamons
- 1 2 inch stick Cinnamon
- Pinch Asafoetida (Hing)
- 2 tbsp. thick Tamarind paste
- Salt
- 10-12 Curry leafs
- 2 tbsp Coriander leaves, minced
- ½ tbsp. Cumin/Jeera
- 2 dry Red chillies
- 2 sprigs Curry leaves
- 3 tbsp. Peanuts
- Oil
PREPARATION:
- In a pressure cooker, add the ingredients listed above except tamarind paste, coriander leaves and salt with little water. Cook till dal turns soft and rice gets cooked. (4-5 whistles).
- Once the pressure settles, add tamarind paste, minced coriander leaves and salt. Mix well and cook on low flame for another 5-10 minutes.
- Add oil to heavy bottom cooking vessel and to this add cumin and when it starts to splutter, add dry red chilies and curry leaves. Now add peanuts and fry.
- Add this tempering to the cooked rice mixture. Serve hot with papad or potato chips.
- Last but not least add your ‘love’ to make the dish ‘YUMMY’.
halal foodie says
looks very authentic and delicious Lubna
Swathi Iyer says
Delicious sambhar sadam,onepot meal contains my favorite curry.
Kanan says
looks fantastic. love the background of first photo
Heather @girlichef.com says
Oh, I love the photo with that little hand reaching for the spoon – so CUTE! This dish sounds wonderful, something I'd love to try. Thanks so much for sharing it w/ MLLA this month =)
Priti says
Yum …looks fab ..I want to eat now ..parcel kar
Hari Chandana says
Wowwwwwww.. looks amazing and tempting 🙂Indian Cuisine
Sravs says
Super delicious and yummy !! Awesome clicks !!Ongoing event CC:Vegan Diet – Plant Based Food
Prathibha says
That rice looks very very delicious lubna..infact even my fav one pot meal…I can imagine how it would hv been taking fotos wid a small kid around..
Kalpana Sareesh says
sambhar sadam n potato chips an awesome combination!!
Paaka Shaale says
Yummy Yummy!!! Looks delicious 🙂
faseela says
Superb Sadam ………clicks r awesome dear….Glad 2 follow u dear….
lata raja says
Very wholesome one pot dish and as you mentioned it has a medley of flavours that can be relished on and on. I love the little hand that wants to grab the spoon:) God bless!
Suja Manoj says
Yummy and healthy one pot meal..love it
bwl says
Finger licking…bangalorewithlove.com
Sailaja says
COmfort food. I love the way you clicked the shot when your lil one is grabbing the spoon.
Kajal - Aapplemint says
Ive never tried this, but i know for sure my father in law would love this. He is from Madras, and loves such recipes.
notyet100 says
Even I luv one pot meal,:) this one looks delicious,..:)
hemalata says
Delicious sadam looks so yummy.
Retno Prihadana says
Hmmm…yummy, like it !
San says
Sambar rice with papad and veggies will be staple in south. It looks perfect, liked the cute model's hand in the pic 🙂 Nice presentation lubna.
radha says
I like the mould! And all the right accompaniments too.
Namitha says
Love this. and ever after seeing this in Dershana's blog I wanted to make it. Comfort food at its best 🙂
Now Serving says
That is a spectacular presentation of a most favorite and delicious rice 🙂
Now Serving says
That is a spectacular presentation of a most favorite and delicious rice 🙂
Home Cooked Oriya Food says
awesome… i would love some too…
Hamaree Rasoi says
Awesome looking one pot dish….Love M's with little hand reaching for the spoon ;-)Deepa
Vijitha says
Your little one's hand in one of the picture caught my attention. Even my son is so curious to touch the food. Delicious sambhar sadam! I love it because it is easy to fix on a weekday night. I serve it with raita and mango pickle and appalam.
Pushpa says
Delicious sambar sadam,wholesome meal.
maha says
looks yumm n tasty……….Loved it..Maha
maha says
this looks really delicious n very new also….loved it….Maha
Achu's Amma's Kitchen says
looks awesome…drooling over ur pics…super clicks..
Asmita says
Hi Lubna,
Looks like an amazing recipe! All the good stuff in one pot. Lovely!!!
Soundarya V says
Lovely blog and nice presentation..thanks for checking my space..
Sara{OneTribeGourmet} says
I have never tried Sambhar Sadam before but after seeing your lovely recipe & pics I will be sure to try it!
Deeps @ Naughty Curry says
i looove bisi bele baath, esp with crispy potato chips! 🙂 looks awesome
Nitha says
delicious and yummy..
Choc Chip Uru says
What an exotic take with sambar – must make asap 😀
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An Open Book says
i love sambar sadam and seeing this im so tempted to make some for lunch right away
Zainab says
And i need to be frnds with u on facebook to tell you about my favorite dish;)..,,,!!!Tasty and comforting dish!!!
Rathai says
Lovely presentation and the sambar sadham and the chips look so flavourful and crispy.
Now Serving says
Yum! Sambhar sadam is always a favourite at our house! nice presentation dear 🙂
Hannah says
How delicious! I've never made a dish quite like this, but the photos are so vivid, I can practically taste it already.
Teena Mary says
Looks really tasty!! Your clicks are awesome too!!
Sreevalli says
Very traditional & comforting dish…
kala says
That's is superb presentation my tummy has been full by looking at ur relishing sadam
Kiran @ KiranTarun.com says
Interesting and yummy recipe — love the photo with a kid reaching out for food :)BTW, you won my giveaway!!
Suchi says
Love your photos, drooling over the rice…
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Plateful says
Sambar sadam is one of my fave too, in fact I guess it's a south Indian fave meal! Beautiful pictures Lubna!
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Lena Rashmin Raj says
woww..this looks super delicious..i thought its a tough job.. i loved the way u give the details in procedures.. bookmrked 🙂
MyFudo™ says
Looks yummy and interesting. I'd like to try this dish sometime.
Sireesha Puppala says
Drooooling here