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February 13, 2009
Grandma's Mendhiya Thogayal(Fenugreek Chutney)
This is one of my favorite thogayals. It tastes awesome when mixed with hot rice and ghee. Bitterness from fenugreek is offset by jaggery and tamarind in this recipe.
Ingredients:
To roast:
Fenugreek seeds(Methi seeds)-1 tsp
Urud dal-2 tsp
Channa dal-2 tsp
Mustard seeds-1/4 tsp
Hing-1/4 tsp
Red chillis-5
Other ingredients:
Jaggery-1tbsp
Tamarind-3 inch piece
Salt
Method:
Roast the above ingredients in 2 drops of oil till golden brown. Cool.
Grind with rest of the ingredients adding little water to a course paste.
From the picture you can get an idea of how thick the paste should be.
Serve with hot rice and ghee.
Note: Rice should not be mushy. It be cooked in such a way that the grains are separate.
Ghee is a must. Thogalays taste great only when ghee is added.
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Thogayal with rice and ghee is always a winning combination. I've not tried one with vendhayam before...
ReplyDeletethis is new to me..i have all the ingredients but jaggery..will give this a try soon..my hubby loves different chutney's served in a dinner/lunch..:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation, looks delicious!Haven't eaten with fenugreek though! :)
ReplyDeletelooks like you pro. camera is up and running,the chutney looks gorgeous.please trail back to my blog for a
ReplyDeletetoken of gratitude:)
Different thogayal I imagine with plain rice! Nice one!
ReplyDeleteFenugreek chutney sounds new to me...Never tried it...Good one.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of it b4. looks so yummy. Nice click :)
ReplyDeletethis is real new recipe to me..looks yummy..sudu sadam oda super irukum :)
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this before....sounds really yumm...will give it a try sometime.
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeleteGrandmas always make tasty food.Your Fenugreek Chutney is AWESOME.GRAET CLICK AS USUAL.IS YOUR NEW CAMERA READY?
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Oh my goodness. I must try this recipe. It looks so so good. I am always looking for new ways to use Fenugreek.
ReplyDeleteNew dishes are so inspiring...Thanks for sharing...
I love the flavour of fenugreek but have never tried thogayal with it. Nice pic :)
ReplyDeleteNever heard this thogaiyal before..Solumbodhe sapdanum pola iruku..I am a lover of thogaiyals and kootus..
ReplyDeletelooks nice..unique recipes!!
ReplyDeleteThis thuvaiyal looks gorgeous, healthy too...will try this soon:)
ReplyDeletehealthy thogayal. i usually take thengaai thogayal for rice. never tried this one. will try soon.
ReplyDeleteTotally new recipe! Good one..Hot rice and appalam oda super ah irukum right! Very healthy one too.. I got to try!
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ReplyDeleteThis is one tasty thogayal. I want to taste this right away.
ReplyDeletenice traditional recipe..
ReplyDeletelovely and authentic recipe. Do send it to http://pedatha.com/2009/01/22/cooking-for-kids-with-love/
ReplyDeleteeven the kalakand. I am going to try it soon.
Sounds awesome, Mahimaa...have never tried thogayal with fenugreek!
ReplyDeletethere is no words to say, its fantastic. you are innovative.
ReplyDeletedear friends, thank you for your compliments...
ReplyDeleteappa, the camera is working now. but i am not using it.. i am scared to use it.
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ReplyDeleteThis is something I've not heard of. Looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo the ingredients listed in your recipe give you the amount in the pic, right? I'll have to adjust according to the amount of chutney I need. This recipe is worth trying.
wow!! new recipe! Thanks dear.. Im gonna try it.. Impressive pic :)
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