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Thenga Manga Pattani Sundal

May 23, 2006 by shankari  
Filed under Appetizers



Just those words bring a flood of memory in mind. Trip to Madras for summer holidays meant going to the beach. A whole bunch of cousins huddled in one small car and hoards of snacks from Grand snacks ( a famous sweet store in Madras). But as children, were we satisfied..hmm
The moment we see the vendors with the bhajji’s (fritters) and sundal (boiled green peas with mango and coconut) we used to start the nagging that did not stop till the elders bought it for us.
I decided to make this snack for picnic in the park http://www.hookedonheat.com/.
Hope all of you enjoy this snack which is healthy as well. To make it more attractive, fill the sundal in paper cones. I did not do a good job of that, I am sure you will do better then me.

Recipe
Dried Green peas – 1 Cup
Dried red chilli – 1-2
Grated coconut – 4 tbsps
Raw green mango – Diced into small chunks 1 cup

Tadka – Mustard seeds, a pinch of hing, some cumin seeds, curry leaves.

  • Boil the green peas after you soak it in warm water for atleast 6-8 hours.
  • In a saute pan, add a tsp of oil and do the tadka.Add the red chillies and saute for 30 seconds, add salt and then the mangoes, saute till they are soft.
  • Add the green peas and let it cook and blend with all the spices.
  • Sprinkle the grated coconut and allow it to cook for another 5 minutes.

Sundal is ready to serve! Enjoy

Comments

19 Responses to “Thenga Manga Pattani Sundal”
  1. archana says:

    I am very familiar with this preparation, have tasted one made with chana too. Morover what a poetic name, Thenga Manga Pattani !!!!

  2. starry nights says:

    Loks good, nice to take on a picnic.

  3. Jinguchakka says:

    Not this pattani. It’s the other one, brown wala.

  4. Has to be me says:

    I’m reminded of marina beach!! :)

  5. Vineela says:

    Hi Shankari,
    It remembers me besant nagar beach.
    I will make like this with paper in house and give my hubby as a evening snack after coming from office .Really nice these things when you eat in that paper mould.
    THANK YOU.
    VINEELA

  6. Shankari says:

    Archana – Yeah my mom makes with both, but I like the green one better
    Starry Nights – Thank you!
    Jinguchakka – You can make with both
    Has to be me – Yeah I Know
    Vineela – True, this time when I went to Beasant nagar beach, they had the fast food joints that I so wanted to avoid and go for bajjis

  7. Kitchenmate says:

    Shankari: Good post, remainded me of our beaches..”thenga manga pattani sundal”… Welcome to this blogging world (though i am newbie too:). Will come back quite often too!

  8. Loga says:

    My favourite too along with milaga bajji and panchumittai :)
    will see on 26th to know more about picnic snacks !!!

  9. Menu Today says:

    Hi,
    I love thenga Manga Pattani Sundal. Nice Sundal.

  10. piriyamudan amma says:

    wow! I love this one! Stepping in for the first time.

  11. Bittu's Mamma says:

    Wow…….it looks so yummy!! and feel like I gotta try that one day:) Great blog …..and thanks for commenting on my blog dear :)

  12. M (tread softly upon) says:

    The recipe sounds yummy. Will try it out for sure.
    Thanks for stopping by my blog.
    will be back here.

  13. RP says:

    Yay!!! So this is how you make it! Thanks for sharing.

  14. tt_giant says:

    shlurp! now I HAVE to eat it!

  15. Lakshmi says:

    nice post for a picnic Shankari

  16. Shankari says:

    Thanks all for your comments, try it any dhal green peas, or channa dhal and you will still love it

  17. Aparna says:

    Hi Shankari, one delicious dish…missed this post.. (oh lord, still so many recipes to try!!!:)

  18. Revathi says:

    Marina Favourite Marinaaa Umphhh :)

  19. Lera says:

    just saw your post on pattani sundal….wow, this is simply superb!

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