Hope you all found Ashwini Kamath's Piyava tambali very useful last week. This week my guest is another senior blogger whom I hold in high esteem. She is respected by all and much liked in the blogging community. She is very humble, helpful and resourceful. It is my pleasure to introduce to you Shobana Rao. She blogs @ Cooking with Shobana.Her blog has a plethora of recipes that are traditional Konkani as well as several fusion recipes. She resides in Bangalore, India.
I am honored to have her write a guest post for me. Today, she has brought us Lobia Suva Subzi which is essentially a dish in which black-eyed peas have been cooked with Dill leaves and spices in a very flavorful manner. Do check her blog "Cooking with Shobana" for more healthy and delicious recipes.
This healthy dish of legume and greens is made as a Guest Post for my friend, Suchitra Kamath who has an interesting blog full of healthy recipes called,"Su's Healthy Living."
I am honored to have her write a guest post for me. Today, she has brought us Lobia Suva Subzi which is essentially a dish in which black-eyed peas have been cooked with Dill leaves and spices in a very flavorful manner. Do check her blog "Cooking with Shobana" for more healthy and delicious recipes.
This healthy dish of legume and greens is made as a Guest Post for my friend, Suchitra Kamath who has an interesting blog full of healthy recipes called,"Su's Healthy Living."
The main ingredients in this dish are Black Eyed Beans and Dill Leaves (called Lobia and Suva Bhaji in Hindi respectively). Dill leaves are called Shepu in Marathi/Konkani and Sabsigge Soppu in Kannada. You might be interested to know that Black Eyed Beans (also known as Black Eyed Peas) have many health benefits while Dill Leaves have a distinctive and special flavour all of their own.
You can enjoy this dish with rotis or as a side dish with the main meal.
Servings:
Ingredients:
- Lobia ( Black Eyed Beans), 1 cup
- Suva Bhaji ( Fresh Dill Leaves), chopped, 2 cups
- Rai ( Mustard Seeds), 1/2 tsp
- Jeera (Cumin Seeds), 1/2 tsp
- Curry Leaves, a sprig
- Green Chillies, slit, 3-4, or as per taste
- Garlic Pods, finely chopped, 3
- Large sized Onion, chopped, 1
- Salt, to taste
- Lemon juice, 2-3 tsp
- Oil, 1 tbsp
Method:
Wash and soak the lobia overnight or for 8-10 hours
Next morning, pour out the excess water
In a pressure cooker, cook the soaked lobia in adequate water for 1-2 whistles or till done.Take care to see that the lobia does not get overcooked.Once the cooker has cooled remove the cooked lobia and keep it aside.
Heat oil in a thick-bottomed kadhai and when it gets hot add the mustard seeds.When they splutter, add the cumin seeds and when they sizzle add the curry leaves and saute for a few seconds.
Next add the slit green chillies, chopped garlic, and onion and saute till the onion becomes translucent and the garlic gives off a nice aroma.
Add the chopped dill leaves, cooked beans, salt to taste and mix well.
Cover and cook on medium flame till the dill leaves get done.
Finally add the lemon juice and mix well.
Transfer to a serving bowl.
Serve hot with rotis or rice.
Enjoy!!
Serve hot with rotis or rice.
Enjoy!!
I am bringing this delicious dish of Shobhana akka's to all my friends at Throwback Thursday#39, Fiesta Friday#120 and Saucy Saturdays#45! Angie's co-hosts this week are Loretta @ Safari of the Mind and Linda @ Fabulous Fare Sisters
