Yet another addition to the Sevai varieties.....this is the Signature dish of my brother's wife, from my native home, Salem..... in fact, I rang her up, asked her how she makes it, and then proceeded to do so. She makes it so often and is quite versatile with this variety.
This is an unbelievably tasty & easy Sevai, extremely simple. To know about making the Sevai batter and squeezing it out, please refer here
I have not even tasted this, only heard about it all these years...first time try!
In my family, many people like to eat hot rice with finely cut onions sauteed in ghee....I am sure, all of them will love the taste of this!
Please check out my other Sevai varieties posted so far here
Tell me....how many varieties have you tried so far????
This is an unbelievably tasty & easy Sevai, extremely simple. To know about making the Sevai batter and squeezing it out, please refer here
I have not even tasted this, only heard about it all these years...first time try!
In my family, many people like to eat hot rice with finely cut onions sauteed in ghee....I am sure, all of them will love the taste of this!
Please check out my other Sevai varieties posted so far here
Tell me....how many varieties have you tried so far????
Ingredients
Sevai batter made from 11/4 cups of rice
Big onions - 4, finely chopped
Salt to taste
To season
Cooking oil - 3 tsps
Ghee - 1/2 tsp
Asafoetida / hing powder - 1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds - 1 tspSplit urad dhal - 1 tsp
Channa dhal - 1 tsp
Broken red chillies - 3
Curry leaves
Recipe Cuisine: South Indian; Category: Breakfast / tiffin
Prep time: 10 mts(I am not including the sevai making time); Cooking time: 10 mts
Serves 2
All seasonings added in the heated up oil and little bit in the pan
Onions and curry leaves added and sauteed till they become golden. Just imagine the flavor travelling all over the house!!!
Perfectly done
The golden hued onions, added to the sevai which is cooling down
Mixed well.
This Sevai has all the flavors, doesn't even need anything to go along, except a bowl of curds. You can serve it with Vedikka vitta more kuzhambu also.
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Simple sevai with sautéed onion ! Looks appealing and aromatic! Should try !
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