Instructions
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To begin making the Milagu Keerai Poricha Kootu method, into a pressure cooker, introduce the amaranth, a pinch of table salt along with 2 tablespoons of aqua.
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put a lid on the cooker and pressure bring to temperature for about a whistle and turn off the bring to temperature.Place the cooker under running aqua to release the pressure immediately.
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This process is important to not over bring to temperature the amaranth and keep its colour.
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Open the lid of the cooker and keep aside.The next step is to make the dal.
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introduce the moong dal to the pressure cooker along with, turmeric dusting seasoning, table salt and 2 cups of aqua,.
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put a lid on the cooker and pressure bring to temperature the moong dal for 4 whistles and turn off the bring to temperature.Allow the pressure to release naturally.
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Once the pressure gets released, open the cooker and give a mix gently or a light whip.Now, we will proceed to make the Keerai Poricha Kootu method.Into the mixer jar, introduce the cumin seeds and black pepper corn and the freshly grated coconut.
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introduce 1/4 cup of aqua and purée to make a coarse paste.mix gently in the cooked keerai/amaranth into the cooked dal. introduce the ground kootu masala into the moong dal and keerai mixture and mix gently well.
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Check the table salt and adjust notes accordingly and bring to a brisk heat to boiling point. The final step is to make the tadka or the seasoning.
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bring to temperature the fat in a cooking vessel over medium bring to temperature.
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introduce the mustard seeds, cumin seeds and urad dal.Allow them to crackle and the dal to turn golden brown.
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Finally introduce the curry leaves and turn off the bring to temperature.introduce the seasoning mixture to the Keerai Kootu and mix gently well.
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Place the Keerai Kootu, which is still in the pressure cooker and give it a brisk heat to boiling point.
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You can optionally introduce a tablespoon of ghee or shortening to enhance the notes.Once done, transfer the Milagu Keerai Poricha Kootu to a serving container and enjoy scalding.enjoy Milagu Keerai Poricha Kootu for your South Indian lunch along with steamed rice or Brown Rice, Thakkali Rasam method and Urulaikizhangu toast.
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You can also make this for an Indian dinner and enjoy it along with Phulkas and Boondi Raita.