
Podalangai is one of my fav. This recipe goes well with white rice.
| Ingredients : | |
|---|---|
| Podalangai / Snake Gourd | 1 lb |
| Pasi Paruppu / Moong dhal | 1/2 cup |
| Ghee | 3 tsp |
| Mustard | 1/2 tsp |
| Urad dhal | 1 tsp |
| Curry leaves | 1 strand |
| Milk | 1 cup |
| To Grind : | |
| Urad dhal | 1 tbsp |
| Cumin | 1/2 tsp |
| Green Chili | 4 nos |
| Grated Coconut | 3 tbsp |
| Oil | 2 tsp |
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Step 1
Cook Moong dhal with 2 cups of water in a vessel and keep it aside. Chop Snake Gourd in to semi circle pieces. Add 1/2 cup water and required salt, pressure cook in a Cooker for 1 whistle. Fry Urad dhal, Cumin in “To Grind” Section for 2 minutes and add the rest of the items in “To Grind” Section and fry for a minute . Grind this into fine paste. After the Snake Gourd is cooked, add cooked Moong dhal and the ground paste.
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Step 2
In a pan, add ghee, Mustard, Urad dhal and curry leaves and add the Snake Gourd mix. Allow it to boil for 2 minutes. Add milk and cook for 1 minute.
(*) This goes good with rice, Chapathi. Recipe from one of my friends.








at 3:29 AM
Hi Sashi,
This dish taste really so good….Thanks….
at 2:13 PM
Thanks Vidhya!!
at 7:57 AM
Adding milk it new to me, will try next time.
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at 4:21 PM
Thanks Vani. I’m honored. :)
at 12:13 AM
you can send this entry to FIL-Milk Event hosted by sangi looks delicious dear!!
at 4:20 PM
Sure Prasu, am on it :) Thanks.
at 5:34 PM
Delicious, love the addition of milk, you can send this dish to FIL-Milk event :)
at 4:19 PM
Started Making a list to send to the event Pari. Thanks :)
at 12:33 AM
Podalangai pal kulambu looks delicious and I cook the same without milk! Slurp!
at 4:18 PM
Thanks Nandhini. :)
at 2:50 PM
You are an expert in making delicious authentic recipe, Podalangai Pal Kulambu looks yummy nice recipe dear. Thanks for posting!
at 4:17 PM
Thanks dear. you never miss boosting me up for my dishes. :)
at 7:46 AM
Puldalangai paal kuzhambu looks tasty, will be great with some ghee rice and papads!
I do in the same manner too but without the milk; adding milk adds some richness to the curry isn’t it? will keep that in mind for the next time I do it :)
at 9:54 AM
Thanks Vinolia. Thats a nice combo . :) yes, Milk adds richness and the ghee to adds more taste.