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GROUNDNUT/PEANUT SUNDAL - VERKADALAI SUNDAL



      Another Sundal recipe to follow the suit - a simple Sundal prepared with Groundnut/Peanut. Pre-soaked & cooked Groundnut/Peanut with a note of mild tempering made with Mustard Seeds, Urad Dhal, Curry Leaves, Dry Red Chillies, grated Coconut and a pinch of Asafoetida is a delicacy on its own.  Sundal Recipe serves the purpose as a Side Dish for lunch, as a simple & healthy Evening Snack, also it is served as a Naivedhyam/Prasadham during Navratri Festival/Vinayaga Chathurthi/Krishna Jayanthi.
     Sundal can be prepared with White/Black Chick Peas, Green Gram Dhal, Moong Dhal, Peanuts/Groundnuts, Green Peas, White Cow Peas, Red Beans, Kidney Beans/Rajma, Bengal Gram Dhal, Kollu/Horse gram, etc., Though the basic recipe serves the same, only the soaking & cooking time varies with each Beans, Lentils & Pulses.
     This Sundal Recipe is prepared with Groundnut/Peanut.  I usually soak the Groundnut/Peanut overnight. Drain the water used for soaking and then cook the Groundnut/Peanut in a Pressure cooker until it turns soft.  If you are serving the Sundal recipe as a Naivedhyam/Prasadham, avoid adding Onions.
 

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Course - Side Dish
Spice Level - Moderate
Difficulty - Easy
Serve - 3-4
Author - SM

Preparation Time - 5 -10 Minutes
Soaking Time - 8-10 Hours/Overnight
Cooking Time - 25 - 30 Minutes

HOW TO COOK KONDAIKADALAI SUNDAL / BLACK CHICKPEAS SUNDAL


INGREDIENTS :

To Soak & Cook

Groundnut/Peanut - 1/2 Cup
Water - 2 Cups

For Tempering :

Oil - 2 Tbpsn
Mustard Seeds - 1 Tspn
Black Gram Dhal/Urad Dhal - 1 Tspn
Dry Red Chillies - 2 Nos.
Curry Leaves - 2 Sprigs
Asafoetida - a Pinch
Grated Coconut - 2-3 Tbpsn


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METHOD :

To Soak & Cook Groundnut/Peanut :

  • Clean, Wash and Soak Groundnut/Peanut overnight or for at least 8-10 hours.
  • Alternatively can soak the Groundnut/Peanut in Boiling Water for 3-5 Hours.
  • Once soaked, drain the water used for soaking.
  • Add 2 Cups of Water to the Groundnut/Peanut & Pressure cook.
  • Pressure cook on high flame for 2 whistles, reduce the flame and cook for other 4-5 whistles.
  • Adjust the cooking time to suit your cooking preference.
  • Once cooked drain any excess water from the cooked Groundnut/Peanut.

For Groundnut/Peanut Sundal :

  • Heat Oil in a Pan.
  • Splutter Mustard Seeds, Black Gram Dhal, Dry Red Chillies & Curry Leaves in it.
  • Add Asafoetida Powder to the above and give a quick stir.
  • Immediately add grated Coconut and fry for a while.
  • Add cooked Groundnut/Peanut along with a dash of Salt.
  • Cook this on a very low flame for few minutes until all the ingredients are well incorporated.
  • Serve Groundnut/Peanut Sundal hot or cold.
  • Can be served as a side dish, evening snack or can be served as a Naivedhyam/Prasadham.

NOTES :

  • Do not add Salt while cooking the Groundnut/Peanut.
  • Can prepare the same recipe with Black Chick Peas, White Chick Peas, Green Gram Dhal, Moong Dhal, Green Peas, White Cow Peas, Red Beans, Kidney Bean/Rajma, Bengal Gram Dhal, Kollu/Horse gram etc.,
  • Though the basic recipe serves the same, only the soaking & cooking time varies with each Beans, Lentils & Pulses.

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