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Aug 18

Written by: Jennifer Kumar, LMSW Cultural Adjustment Coach/Mentor
Saturday, August 18, 2007

Brinjal (Eggplant) Sambar
 
Ingredients:
 
               Water
1              cup toor dhal
1/8           brick tamarind
               Sambar powder from August 4, 2007 
               (entire quantity of recipe)
2 cups     diced brinjal (eggplants)
1 cup       diced tomatoes
1/4 tsp     turmeric
salt          to taste 
               (the more dhal you use, the more salt you may need)
1/8 tsp     ing
               Oil
1/2 tsp     mustard seeds
10            curry leaves
 
Method:
1.  In a separate pot, boil 1 cup dhal in at least 2 cups water.  
     Boil until semi soft.
2.  Take tamarind and soak in 2 cups water to create tamarind water.
3.   Boil 5 cups water with the all prepared sambar powder for about 
     10 minutes.
4.  Strain tamarind pulp from the water.  Put the tamarind juice in the 
     sambar pot.
5.  Add diced brinjal and tomatoes with turmeric, ing, salt, and boil until 
     vegetables get soft.
6.  Add the cooked dhal.              
7.  Garnish with the 'tadka'- heat oil, when oil warms, add mustard seeds, 
     when they pop, add the curry leaves for about 1 minute. 
     Curry leaves should not burn.  Add tadka to the sambar. Take a ladle 
     of sambar and add to the vessel you popped the seeds 
            and put back in sambar pot.
 
 
Enjoy Sambar with plain rice, pongal, idli, vada, or any accompaniment

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Jennifer Kumar's Facebook profileAbout Jennifer: Jennifer Kumar is a cross-cultural coach helping you find the best way to adjust to your new surroundings when moving around the block or around the world! An American citizen, she has lived in India for two years and has travelled to India many times learning and adapting interesting cultural practices into her life in America. If you're worried about making friends, adjusting to a new job, raising children, conversing in a new language or everyday lifestyle changes when moving to a new country; she can help you explore these topics and more before you leave or after you arrive. She was educated in India as a social worker and in America as a life coach. Feel free to see her website - Authentic Journeys - Lifestyle and Cultural Transition Services.

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