Name: Upma
Ingredients: 1 c Semolina; (not too fine); 3 Cashews broken; (3 to 4); 1 ts Udad; (black) dal; 1/2 ts Cumin and mustard seeds; 1 Stalk curry leaves; 1 ts Coriander chopped; 3 Green chillies chopped; 1 Onion chopped coarsely; 2 tb Oil; 1 ts Ghee; 1 ts Lemon juice; Salt to taste; 2 c Boiling water; (2 to 3); Few tomato slices

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains		Bawarch5	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1	c	Semolina; (not too fine)
3		Cashews broken; (3 to 4)
1	ts	Udad; (black) dal
1/2	ts	Cumin and mustard seeds
1		Stalk curry leaves
1	ts	Coriander chopped
3		Green chillies chopped
1		Onion chopped coarsely
2	tb	Oil
1	ts	Ghee
1	ts	Lemon juice
		Salt to taste
2	c	Boiling water; (2 to 3)
		Few tomato slices

INSTRUCTIONS

Heat oil in a heavy pan.
Add the cashew, seeds, dal and fry on low till light golden.
Add the green chillies, curry leaves and onions. Stir and saute till the
onions are pink.
Add the the semolina and stir continuously till the semolina gives out a
nice aroma.
Takes about 7-8 minutes to roast the semolina on low.
Add the salt and stir. Carefully pour in 2 cups boiling water and stir
well.
Use a long handled ladle for stirring to keep away from the spluttering.
If it feels too dry , add more water and stir. Keep on low and simmer for
2-3 minutes.
Add ghee, lemon juice and coriander and mix well.
Mould into a greased cup and unmould onto serving plate.
Decorate with tomato slices.
Serve hot with steaming coffee or tea.
Can accompany with green chutney or sauce.
Making time: 20 minutes
Makes for: 2 cups
Variation: Add some grated carrot or peas along with the onions if you are
a veggie buff.
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