Sabudana kichdi is new to me and made this only twice so far. I think this is famous vrat recipe and has no onion and no garlic. So made mostly over Navratri by North Indians. My mom makes a upma with this and I love that too, but never made myself properly. After making this, I think I can make that too easily as now I know the knack to handle sabudana. Actually the one my mom makes is my favorite those days, the Javvarisi upma. Will post that version later here, now the Sabudana Kichdi recipe. I adapted the recipe from Chef Sanjeev Kapoor’s website and adjusted to suit my taste. This can be eaten as snack or for dinner. Very filling and high calorie food! :)
Sabudana Kichdi Recipe
| Cooking time : 20 mins |
Serves :2 |
Ingredients
| Sabudana/ sago |
1 cup |
| Potato |
1 |
| Green chilli |
3 |
| Lemon |
1/2 |
| Peanuts |
3 tblsp |
| Ghee |
1 tblsp |
To Temper
| Ghee |
1 tsp |
| Jeera |
1 tsp |
| Mustard (optional) |
3/4 tsp |
| Curry leaves |
1 sprig |
Method
- Wash sago well and soak it overnight with water just enough to immerse the sago. The next day morning, all water should have got absorbed by the sago and it will be soft and fluffy.
- Boil potatoes and cube it and keep aside.In a non stick pan, add ghee and temper with mustard if desired and then jeera, followed by curry leaves. Add the cubed potatoes, little salt and fry for a minute.
- Add the sago, required salt and stir well. Add ghee if needed and keep in medium flame for 4- 5 minutes, until transparent and soft. Make sure you stir to avoid sticking to the bottom. Add crushed peanuts (roasted).
- Give it a stir and lastly squeeze the lemon and toss well. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves.

Notes
- The sago should get soaked well, then only it gets cooked easily too. So make sure you soak atleast 8 hours.
- Do not soak in more water. Just wash and add water to immerse the sago. Otherwise if you add more water, then becomes gooey.
- After you add sago and keep frying, as the sago gets cooked, it turns transparent. Make sure all the sago gets cooked.
- As it gets cooked, tends to be sticky but dont worry, it wont be too sticky.
- Mustard is purely optional. So you can avoid it.
- If you over cook the sago and keep frying, after turning transparent, it again starts to turn white.
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Serve hot. I finished the meal with rose milk

i have crush on jawarasi :) later realized it has more calorie ~ so very rarely i take ~ pictures are good !~
ReplyDeletelooks delicious...I use sago only for desserts,now this is a new idea...
ReplyDeleteLove this one....Looks so tempting..Not had in a long time..
ReplyDeleteMy favorite.. I love the chewy javvarisi.
ReplyDeleteI make this regularly on upvas days for my MIL..looks yumm n neat clicks
ReplyDeletemy favourite..looks perfect n tempting..
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It turned out nicely,brilliantly captured...
ReplyDeleteMy family favourite..I usually make this for dinner with some kadi as a side dish..
ReplyDeleteIts been a while i had this khichdi, lovely capture.
ReplyDeletenicely cooked sabudhana kichdi. I too follow Sanjeev Kapoor recipe most times.
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nice cooking tips about sago...
ReplyDeleteperfect breakfast.healthy too
ReplyDeleteNice recipe have never tried it looks yumm though. Happy valentine day Raks.
ReplyDeletei have seen in different blogs but never tried :(
ReplyDeletelooks good
Healthy and delicious khichdi. Wonderfully prepared.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
My favourate dish.First time tasted @ Pune during 1998 and started making in Home,since cooking is ahobby for me???
ReplyDeleteMom makes this often.my fav dish...neat clicks as usual...
ReplyDeleteMom makes this often.my fav dish...neat clicks as usual...
ReplyDeleteOMG! what a stunning pic! Drooling here...Happy valentines day to you!!
ReplyDeleteGot a pack of sago when I cleaned my kitchen today. thought of trying this recipe and you posted it.. Love the bowl.
ReplyDeleteI too do this the same way, but i don't add potatoes. Your clicks are tempting.
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe a lot. Super easy food for those lazy days !!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and super easy!
ReplyDeleteI was my favorite, but looking at calories now I cook it once in a month.
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it can be microwaved beautifully, with just 2 tsp of oil, try once
ReplyDeleteThis is my fav, i can have this for every day too. The best part is the addition of peanuts.Love it
ReplyDeleteLooks good Raks. I make this slightly differently....My peanuts are roasted along wwith red chillies and then powdered. Its an amazingly different taste raks..
ReplyDeletehttp://anubhavati.wordpress.com/2009/02/19/delicious-sabudana-khichdi-sago-cooked-to-perfection-flavoured-with-chilli-peanut-powder/
Never tried doing in this way.Adding potato is new to me.I always do upma only which i've posted.
ReplyDeleteFor an information:
Sabudana and water ratio is 2 : 1 in most cases.6 hrs after soaking we can touch the sabudana and see.If its dry can just sprinkle water.If water becomes more can add rice flour while sauting.
Raks...simple and wonderful receipe..Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave gorged on sabudana vadas but khichdi is something new.
ReplyDeletehave to try it for vrat day... yummy!
ReplyDeleteAww.. My fav breakfast dish. I never tried using boiled potatoes. , btw Nice clicks !!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds interesting and new to me...looks flavourful and great!
ReplyDeletemy favorite khichdi, nice the way all pearls are separate.
ReplyDeletelooks perfect and delicious raji :)
ReplyDeleteIts awsome presentation. If you use boiled potato instead of raw potato than it will take less time as sago fry in 2-3 minutes.Also adding a big pinch of Black pepper powder with salt gives it a very spicy and yummy taste. Even a pinch of sugar crystal can be added to take a very little sweet taste.
ReplyDeleteLook at the vibrant color!!! Love it dear :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Great idea! Sabudana khichdi for breakfast sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteNice!! but when i tried it, ended up sticky, please suggest how to make it light and separated
ReplyDeleteMake sure there is no water while you make the kichdi. It should be dry but well soaked!
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