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FAQ
- The boiled toor daal must be mashed well in the sambhar. - After turning off the flame, add some fresh coconut oil or ghee to enhance the taste of sambar. - Boil tomatoes and make a pulp in the blender and add it with the boiled toor daal. This will make the sambar colourful and appetizing.
Every ingredient should be added in right proportion. If too many spices are added in heaps this can quickly taste bitter especially fenugreek. Tamarind can turn the sambar too sour. Adding too much dal or water too can alter the flavors of the curry.
Made using boiled vegetables, spices, and other ingredients, sambar is a tasty dish usually paired with idli, dosa, uttapam, or other South Indian dishes. Its spicy yet tangy taste makes it a delicious combination of different dishes.
Consistency is key for sambar and it has to be slightly thick when compared to the rasam. To improve consistency, you may add more cooked dal, or even use cooked vegetables to mash it. Additionally, you may add rice flour or gram flour (besan) too.
Tips to Remove a Bitter Taste. Mix in a little bit of sugar to hide the bitterness. Add a pinch of salt to a bitter dish. Sprinkle in a pinch of baking soda. Add acidic flavors to the dish, like lemon juice or vinegar.