
Sagu is the most popular side dish for poori, set dosa, rava dosa and even for rava idli in Karnataka hotels just like vegetable kurma in Tamil nadu. It is served along with coconut chutney. In Kannada Sagu means Kurma. Being in Bangalore for the past 10 years, I had tasted this saagu ( mixed vegetable sagu) several times in restaurants, marriage functions here.
In some places, potato sagu is served instead of vegetable sagu. During avarekalu season ( Field beans), avarekalu sagu is served. Recently I got this recipe from Nagalakshmi ( one of my friends in School moms group). Actually she shared two versions. One is the green version and the other one is red. But I wanted to try the hotel style sagu recipe. So I chose the green version and tried it for Ragi Poori. It came out really well. In some hotels, sagu looks red in color. To make that, use byadgi red chilli / Kashmiri red chilli while grinding masala or use red chilli powder.
Before posting here, I shared a picture of this sagu with my friends in Whatsapp, got their approval about the color and texture and posting it confidently. The flavor and texture of this sagu is very similar to south Indian veg kurma. Coconut, poppy seeds are the most important ingredients. It forms the base for this gravy. You could find many variations in sagu masala. But tastes good in all the ways ! Lets see how to make Karnataka style mixed vegetable sagu recipe with step by step pictures.

Saagu recipe / mixed vegetable sagu recipe
Karnataka style mixed vegetable sagu recipe – side dish for poori, set dosa, rava idli and rava dosa
INGREDIENTS
1 cup – 250 ml
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Tried this delicious sagu and it came out perfectly thank u for the recipe
Happy to know it.Thank you so much :)
Tried first time, really came out very well and tasty. Thank you for this recipe
Thank you so much. Happy to see your feedback 😊
I tried it today..very nice recipe. I replaced poppy seeds with cashewnuts. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your feedback. Happy to know that :)
Perfect sago for poori, set dosa and chapati as well. Thanks for the recipe Chitra.