Lately the weather has been really bad for health. Haze, haze everywhere! I just wonder what’s gonna happen to the world when we pass it on to our children’s generation.
Haze has definitely affected my diet. Vegetable is all I think about lately but then not enough to keep my tummy full, that explains me eating, munching, chomping the whole day through! My mom has this wonderful dhall curry which she loves! Very, very simple to make too!
Semi-Vegetable Dhall Curry
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October 7, 2006Ingredients
100 gm ikan bilis (dried anchovies)
150 gm yellow split peas / yellow dhall (rinsed, drained)
5 leaves of Peking cabbage (torn to small pieces)
10 baby long beans (ends trimmed, cut into 3 equal lengths)
1 huge very ripe red tomato (wedges)
5 inch carrot (thinly sliced)
2 cloves of garlic (chopped)
2 shallots (chopped)
5 Tbsp fish sauce
5 Tbsp fish curry powder (mix with water until becomes a paste)
filtered water
sea salt to taste
150 gm yellow split peas / yellow dhall (rinsed, drained)
5 leaves of Peking cabbage (torn to small pieces)
10 baby long beans (ends trimmed, cut into 3 equal lengths)
1 huge very ripe red tomato (wedges)
5 inch carrot (thinly sliced)
2 cloves of garlic (chopped)
2 shallots (chopped)
5 Tbsp fish sauce
5 Tbsp fish curry powder (mix with water until becomes a paste)
filtered water
sea salt to taste
Method
- Heat some olive oil in a curry pot.
- Throw in the garlic, shallots and stir till lightly brown and not burnt.
- In goes the ikan bilis, fry till fragrant.
- Scrap in the curry powder paste and stir approx. 2 minutes.
- Top up with a little filtered water (not too watery please) and put in the yellow split peas (dhall), simmer 10 minutes.
- Put in carrots and tomatoes, simmer another 5 minutes.
- Add a little more water and fish sauce.
- Put in the rest of the vegetables (I like them slightly raw and crunchy, that’s why I put them in last), simmer for 2 minutes. (If you prefer the vegetable to be thoroughly cooked, put them in together with the carrots).
- Sea salt to taste.
I can just eat it on its own! which I did.
4 Comments
What’s a curry pot? o.O?
Hi Tummythoz! I have a soft spot for unique pots and pans esp. curry pots … i have a few from my grandma’s time and some from my mom. I treasure them a lot. When it comes to cooking curries, i must use one of these pots. They are usually claypot and very well seasoned. So, a curry pot here simply means a claypot used to cook curries.
this looks awesome!
This looks yummilious!