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February 7, 2016 Curry

SABsige Soppu Kootu – Dill Leaf Curry

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Sabsige Soppu or Dill leaves has a very strong distinct smell to it. If you like the smell you will love this leaf in a lot of dishes. It is specially used in Sabsige soppu rotti, Ambode, Sabsige soppu rice and Kootu.

  
Sabsige soppu kootu which is native to Karnataka, is a coconut based curry. Kootu is a curry which uses black pepper spice and always has ground masala in it. It is a great accompainment with roti and rice.  

  

 Ingredients  

1 bunch – Sabsige Soppu / Dill leaves

1/2 cup – Toor Dal

1 no – Potato , medium sized, chopped into 1/2 inch cubes.

1/4 cup – Peanuts

1 tsp – Jaggery powder ( optional)

Salt to taste

 

For the Paste

1/4 cup – Fresh grated coconut 

1 tsp – Black pepper

1 tbsp – Urad dal

1 no – Green chilly

For Tempering

1 to 2 – Dry Red Chilly

5 to 6 – Curry leaves

1 tsp – Mustard seeds

1 tbsp – Oil

 

Method 

Wash and clean the leaves well. Chop them finely.

 

Wash toor dal and soak it for 15minutes. Put that in a pressure cooker. Add the leaves, peanuts and potato and add 1 cup water and cook it till the dal cooks. Till the cooker gives out 2 whistles.

In the meantime, dry fry the urad dal, green chilly and pepper. Urad dal has to just turn gold in colour and pepper should start popping. Add this to a grinder jar along with coconut and grind into a fine paste.

 
Once the cooker has cooled, open the lid, add the ground paste, salt, jaggery powder and a cup of water and boil it till it reaches a creamy consistency.

  


For tempering, heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds. Let it crackle. Add red chillies and curry leaves and pour it over the kootu. 

 


Serve it hot with rice or roti with a dollop of ghee over it.

 

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SABsige Soppu Kootu - Dill Leaf Curry
 
Ingredients
  • 1 bunch – Sabsige Soppu / Dill leaves
  • ½ cup – Toor Dal
  • 1 no – Potato , medium sized, chopped into ½ inch cubes.
  • ¼ cup – Peanuts
  • 1 tsp – Jaggery powder ( optional)
  • Salt to taste
  • For the Paste
  • ¼ cup – Fresh grated coconut
  • 1 tsp – Black pepper
  • 1 tbsp – Urad dal
  • 1 no – Green chilly
  • For Tempering
  • 1 to 2 – Dry Red Chilly
  • 5 to 6 – Curry leaves
  • 1 tsp – Mustard seeds
  • 1 tbsp – Oil
Instructions
  1. Wash and clean the leaves well. Chop them finely
  2. Wash toor dal and soak it for 15minutes. Put that in a pressure cooker. Add the leaves, peanuts and potato and add 1 cup water and cook it till the dal cooks. Till the cooker gives out 2 whistles.
  3. In the meantime, dry fry the urad dal, green chilly and pepper. Urad dal has to just turn gold in colour and pepper should start popping. Add this to a grinder jar along with coconut and grind into a fine paste.
  4. Once the cooker has cooled, open the lid, add the ground paste, salt, jaggery powder and a cup of water and boil it till it reaches a creamy consistency.
  5. For tempering, heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds. Let it crackle. Add red chillies and curry leaves and pour it over the kootu.
  6. Serve it hot with rice or roti with a dollop of ghee over it.
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  1. Jayasri says

    February 7, 2016 at 9:55 am

    As always awesome clicks Madhuri, I love sabsige soppu and make kootu often , adding potato and peanuts is interesting would love to try that out

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    • madaboutkitchen says

      February 7, 2016 at 10:40 am

      Thank you Jayasri. Amma always made it with potato and peanut. It tastes real good. Do try it ?

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