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Sabudana Khichdi recipe | Sago recipes
I rarely include sago/javvarisi in my cooking ,when i learnt Sabudana vada from my friend, my hubby who is a great fan of this cute white sago pearls wants me to make sabudana kichidi , but to be more frank, i don’t want to give it a try as i thought it will taste horrible and stick to mouth if we make kichidi with sabudana. One day when i tasted this in my friend’s place ,to my surprise it tasted so well and now a days sabudana kichidi is a a regular one which i make once in a week for our breakfast.
INGREDIENTS:
METHOD:
Note:

INGREDIENTS:
SAGO/JAVVARISI | 1 CUP |
POTATO | 1 NO |
PEANUTS | 1 HAND FULL |
CUMIN SEEDS | 1/4 TSP |
CURRY LEAVES | FEW |
SALT | AS NEEDED |
OIL | 1 TBLSP |
GREEN CHILLI | 2 NO |
MUSTARD SEEDS | FEW |
LEMON JUICE | 1 TBLSP |

METHOD:
- Wash the sago pearls for 2-3 times and drain the water.
- Sprinkle the water on that and keep it aside closed for 2 hours.

- Roast the peanuts in a kadai and when it is cool, de skin the peanuts.
- Since i used the peanuts without skin i just roasted it and made a coarse powder.
- Grind the peanuts coarsely.
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- Cut the potatoes into cubes and chop the chilies .

- In a kadai, add oil and throw in the mustard seeds ,cumin seeds and curry leaves
- Add the green chilies and the potatoes.

- Cook in medium flame till the potatoes turns soft.
- When it is done add the sago which we soaked and kept aside.
- Sprinkle salt and a little water to this.

- Mix it gently and add the coarsely ground peanut powder.

- Switch off the flame.
- Sprinkle lemon juice over that.
- Gently mix together.
- Serve immediately .

Note:
- Instead of washing and keep the sago for 2 hours, you can just immerse the sago in water and leave it over night.
- If doing that, drain the excess water if any before making the upma.
- You can add any veggie of your choice for variation.
- Adding capsicum to this will enhance the taste and flavour.
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Looks so yum n perfect ...I like this but DH doesn't like sago atall so don't make :((
ReplyDeletenice recipe..looks so delicious..!!
ReplyDeleteI like to make the kichadi too but sometimes gets soggy,depends on the Sago I guess.
ReplyDeleteBTW: I am not able to see the pics.
I want that bowl rite now, yummy upma..simply inviting..
ReplyDeleteyummy and tasty treat :)I'm loving it!!!!!
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Yummy and delicious upma !! so wonderful !!
ReplyDeleteInteresting and wonderful recipe. I am sure gonna make it. Will let u know.
ReplyDeletesabudana khichdi looks delicious..
ReplyDeletei haven't had like this looks wonderful with flavours delicious
ReplyDeleteooh, yum, looks so inviting :)
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. Got sago yesterday, shall try this soon.
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely and yummy! I've made payasam with sabudana, but never upma.
ReplyDeleteLove sago upma..looks yummy
ReplyDeleteits breakfast time here nd i want that whole bowl..........
ReplyDeleteHavent tried with sago but with poha do the same way..looks and sounds interesting n inviting, want to try it sometime
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy
ReplyDeletePerfectly made hv being wanting to do this for a very long time..
ReplyDeletelooks perfect & incredibly beautiful, love the first click!
ReplyDeleteThat looks too good to resist :-)
ReplyDeletePerfectly made and a very beautiful click.
ReplyDeleteI love sago in anything. Those small balls are adorable :) We make a little different version from yours. Adding potato makes me interested in your version :)
ReplyDeleteJuz perfect!!!
ReplyDeletethat upma looks outtasight yummy! Have to make it soon!
ReplyDeletewonderful recipe ...... looks deliicous ........... will try some time ...... following u on google followers ....
ReplyDeleteThis is one of those my all time fav dish. Little difficult to make but if you get it right it's so so so tasty :)
ReplyDeletewww.sunshineandsmile.com
Looks perfect...Every time I make it is lumpy...Gave up but you revived my spirits...
ReplyDeleteMom makes it in a jiffy for me those days, I wonder why its complicated for me :) Have to learn making this,coz I love it... Chewy as well as soft,just the way I want :)
ReplyDeleteIn our house it's the opposite = i love this upma but my husband is not a fan. My dad makes this perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI feel like having some now looking at your pictures
I love sabudana khichdi...Yumm!!!
ReplyDeleteSabudana khichadi is my family's all time favourite.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri, I tried this recipe today. I microwaved the potatoes before frying it. Didn't have the patience to wait:) I don't have cumin seeds, so i used cumin powder.The smell while cooking was amazing. I haven't used this spice much before. Since i am also lazy, i got roasted and salted peanuts from the store.Thank you so much for the recipe. It tastes amazing ! will be trying more of your recipes soon.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured Jaishree..one of my fav its been such a long time since I had these..YUM!
ReplyDeleteVery Nice post. Very detailed.
ReplyDeleteyummm and a great recipe
ReplyDeleteHi jeyashree I tried this now.. But sago gone completely sticky sticky :-( why I don't know. Wanted the output like u.. Well again some other day I will try..
ReplyDeleteThe reason may be you must have washed the sago properly. Sago tends to stick with each other if not washed few times. Try to remove the starch by washing it few times , before adding to the upma
DeleteWe tried on the request of Sanju. It is a grand success. Thanks for the receipe.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe .
ReplyDeleteAn important tip to prevent sogginess
- soak the sago in the day as and when it absorbs water sprinkle & turn with a spoon.
- when it is soft, store in little boxes in your freezer.
- just use it by microwaving for 1 minute
- or let it thaw for 1 hour
Thank you for the tips
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