In South India (Karnataka) this gravy is given during post pregnancy (postpartum) to increase body heat so as to keep them warm which reduces the chances of getting infected from cold and cough. It is also said that it increases milk production. This is not recommended during pregnancy, others can have it like regular dish.
Ingredients:
For Tempering/Tadka:
For Grinding:
- Ghee: 1/2 tsp
- Dill Leaves/Sowa/Sabsige Soppu: 2 bunches
- Onion: 1 small
- Garlic: 20 cloves (if small)
- Coconut: 1/2 cup
- Veg/Non-Veg Masala Powder: 3tsp ( Recipe Here)
Method:
For grinding:
- Heat the ghee in a pan.
- Add onion & garlic (20 cloves), saute till onion turns light brown.
- Add dill leaves saute for 2-3 minutes.
- Grind it to smooth paste with coconut & veg/non-veg masala powder.
For Tempering/Tadka:
- Heat the oil in a pan.
- Add the garlic (10 cloves) till it turns light brown.
- Add paste & fry for 2mins.
- Add little water (small cup).
- It should be thick like chutney.
- Add salt & cook in low flame till it leaves oil.
- Dill Leaves gravy is ready to serve with rice or chapatti (Indian flat bread).
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19 comments:
That's so cool! Sounds delicious too!
Great looking and flavourful gravy..
healthy and delicious gravy...bookmarked :)
Dill curry looks delicious.
A very new recipe..sounds n looks delicious!
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it looks beautiful.... definately i ll try this today....
healthy and delicious
looks delicious and healthy..
Looks so delicious!Wishes for a very Happy and prosperous New Year
Padhuskitchen
New to me but it looks yummy!
Wow nice recipe using Dill leaves.. never tried dill leaves this way and sounds interesting..sure I am book marking it and thanks very much for sharing this recipe.
New recipe,sounds interesting..wonderful must try
Looks very delicious!!!!Yeah i have tasted this when i was at raichur!!!!!1
Dill is one of my favourite herbs. This looks and sounds very delicious and healthy!
sounds interesting.. worth a try!
This looks so delish!!! :D
Flavorful and healthy...
Very interesting and very healthy! I have been following your blog for a long time and I never fail to learn something new!
Have a Happy New Year!
I learned something new again. I love dill.
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