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Rajma Sundal / Red Kidney Beans Sundal

Posted on Nov 18, 2013 · Last Updated on Mar 11, 2021 by Uma Ramanujam · 16 Comments

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Hope you all celebrated Karthigai Deepam very well. We celebrated it by lighting diyas. We don’t have a custom of preparing sweets to offer god on this day. But, I wanted to post something that I prepared some time earlier.

This dish, Rajma sundal along with Green gram sweet sundal and aval vada were prepared on the day of Saraswathi Pooja. I got sometime to click the pics of sundal on that day and planned to post it on the same day. Few works made me busy that day as usual and so I paused blogging for a while and waiting for an apt occasion to post it. But today I decided to post this dish as I felt it can’t be in a dormant state for a long time. Better late than never. Am I right?

Basic information:

Preparation Time: 5 minutes

Soaking time: 8 hours

Cooking time: 15 minutes

Serves: 3

Ingredients:

Rajma – 1/2  cup

Salt – to taste

Oil – 2 teaspoon

Mustard seeds – 1/2 teaspoon

Curry leaves – 1 spring

Asafoetida – a pinch

Dry red chilli – 3 nos., crushed

Coconut – 1/4 cup

Method:

1) Soak rajma beans for 8 hours or just soak it overnight.

2) Pressure cook it by adding enough water (just to immerse rajma) and salt for 3-4 whistles.

3) Once the steam releases well, drain the water from it and keep aside.

4) Heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds when it is hot. Allow it to splutter.

5) Add asafoetida,dry red chilli and curry leaves. Saute for few seconds.

6) Add cooked rajma. Mix well.

7) Add grated coconut and turn off the stove. Mix well again.

8) Serve warm.

Notes:

1) The Rajma I used cooked well only in 4 whistles. You may require only 3 or need 4 based on the quality of the rajma.

2) You can also add grated ginger to this.

3) I turned off the stove once I added coconut. If you want to keep this sundal for long time, then saute the sundal for few more minutes after adding coconut. Increase or decrease the coconut quantity as per your liking.

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Home Cooked food
Home Cooked food
11 years ago

healthy sundal from rajma.

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Oriyarasoi
Oriyarasoi
11 years ago

Very nice sundal recipe!!

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Vimitha Durai
Vimitha Durai
11 years ago

Very healthy sundal Uma

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Nalini's Kitchen
Nalini's Kitchen
11 years ago

Nice and healthy sundal,looks yummy…

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Shobana Vijay
Shobana Vijay
11 years ago

Clicks are good and healthy ones

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divya
divya
11 years ago

Wow ! mouth watering here……awesome clicks……

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Janani
Janani
11 years ago

Wow it looks so divine uma it's very nice lovely shot semma color combination.

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Kaveri Venkatesh
Kaveri Venkatesh
11 years ago

Lovely pictures Uma…and nice sundal

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Unknown
Unknown
11 years ago

Tasty sundal. Love the clicks.
Thanks for sharing.

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Unknown
Unknown
11 years ago

like your presentation uma.. perfect festive styling..

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Rumana Rawat
Rumana Rawat
11 years ago

I'm a big fan of all simple preparations.. yummy

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Sangeetha Priya
Sangeetha Priya
11 years ago

healthy sundal n sunch a festive feel in ur clicks 🙂

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Rafeeda AR
Rafeeda AR
11 years ago

that is a really healthy sundal… i love rajma, i'm sure would love this as well…

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lubnakarim06
lubnakarim06
11 years ago

Love it….

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Hari Chandana
Hari Chandana
11 years ago

Wowwww .. Looks so beautiful.. loved your presentation 🙂

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Lifewithspices
Lifewithspices
11 years ago

lovely pics..

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