Having it first thing in the morning pumps up lot of energy as semolina is made up of durum wheat. Adding vegetable to upma not just help you in digestion but it also gives you vital vitamins and fiber which gives you the feeling of fullness.
Serves: 2
Ingredients:
Semolina / Rava: 1 cup
Cauliflower: 1/4 cup
Green beans / fansi: 1/4 cup
Carrot: 1 small
Tomato: 1-2 medium
Onion: 1 small
Ginger and chili paste: 1-2 table spoon
Salt to taste:
Boiling water: 2 cups
Mustard seeds: 1 tea spoon
Split white urad dal: 1 tea spoon
Oil: 1-2 table spoon
Ghee : few drops
Sugar: pinch
Curry leaves: Handful
Coriander for garnish
Preparation:
Wash or peel and fine chop cauliflower, green beans, carrot and onions.
Boil cauliflower, green beans and carrot separately and set aside. Green beans takes longer time to cook to boil the water and add green beans first for 2 minutes. Add carrot and cauliflower.
Wash and grate tomatoes or crush them into coarse paste in blender just make sure no large lumps. Mix the grated tomato with boiling water and set aside.
Clean semolina if required. When you buy semolina for upma, make sure you don't buy the fine one. Get the medium semolina.
Heat the pan and once its hot add dry semolina and roast it on medium flame by continuously stirring it for 7 to 10 minutes till semolina changes color.
Stir it for 30 seconds and add onions.
Serving tip:
Take a small round bowl or a katori. Apply little oil in if required. Stuff upma in the katori.
Lovely recipe, my friend! And I really loved those photos. You have put in wonderful efforts here, and do continue. :) :) I am planning to make some upma now.
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