I learnt this instant tomato sambar recipe / Thakkali sambar for idli without dal and coconut from my mom. This is our family's all time favourite sambar. Its very simple to do and its made without cooked dal & coconut. Sambar onions, hing and coriander leaves are the star ingredients. This sambar should be served adding sesame oil / gingely oil. It gives a nice taste and flavour. So add gingely oil on top of sambar before you eat . I have used Bangalore tomatoes here. Please adjust the quantity of green chillies based on the Tamil nadu tomato you use. Try this easy, instant tomato sambar for idli, you’ll like it for sure. It tastes similar to tomato soup with sauteed onions ;)
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Tomato sambar for Idli Without coconut, dal
Cuisine: Indian
Category: Side dish
Serves: 3
Prep time: 10 Minutes
Cook time: 20 Minutes
Total time: 30 Minutes
INGREDIENTS
1 cup - 250ml
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METHOD
It tastes divine !!!
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Gen rally i tried this method with Dal :) wll give try without dal ! its tempting !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the quick comment aparna.. Do try and let me know ur feedback :)
DeleteI do in a different way ...like your method ...looks yum
ReplyDeletelook really yummy and easy...
ReplyDeleteInteresting side dish for idli/dosa! Nice stepwise pictures.
ReplyDeleteNever tried this sambar. might be so tangy n yum
ReplyDeleteSounds very nice will try for sure :)
ReplyDeletelooks delicious and lovely recipe.
ReplyDeletenice one without tamarind..
ReplyDeleteI will say no to idli and poured a generous amount the tomato drenched sambar over my rice. I can imagine the flavors and fragrances coming out of this sambar.
ReplyDeleteSambar is my favourite.. Your tomato sambhar looks soo tempting Chitra :-)
ReplyDeleteThe plate looks so ready to dig in.....yummy
ReplyDeletevery interesting ,never knew can make sambar without dhal.sounds interesting.
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ReplyDeletewow awesome....perfect use of tomatoes in summer...
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Easy and tempting side dish chitra
ReplyDeleteDo you really make it without the dhal? Unbelievable! It looks amazing...I could just dig into the idly-sambar without a second thought! Love it give it a try!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing and mouthwatering
ReplyDeleteTempting idli & sambar !
ReplyDeletelove tomato sambar for idly/dosa..ur version sounds so simple and yummy..will try this for sure..
ReplyDeleteWow the tomato sambar looks yummy and colourful.
ReplyDeleteMy first time here, and so glad I came. I love Indian food, and the step-by-btep guide? oh...thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe, can we use chillipowder instead of Green chilli
ReplyDeleteI have not used chilli powder. Here we saute green chilli and add to tomato while cooking which gives a nice flavour. So adding chilli powder gives a different flavour which may not be good. If u try adding it, please let me know :)
Deletehi chithra, i tried this sambar.it came out nice.i learnt many dishes from ur blog.thank u so much
ReplyDeleteThank u so much for ur feedback. U made my day :)
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Yesterday I made this sambar.i really liked it very simple recipe and tasty .hereafter I will made it often
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