Bahalabath generally means curd rice. People normally make curd rice or curd sevai. Here i have made curd semia. It has a special taste & texture. I am sure you will all enjoy it.
Preparation Time: 10 mts Cooking Time: 20 mts Serves: 2
Ingredients:
Milk - 1 cup
Curd - 1/2 cup
Coriander leaves - 1 tsp (chopped)
Green chilies - 1 no
Refined oil - 1 tsp
Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
Salt - to taste
Method:
Boil plenty of water in a pan. When it boils, add the semia & let it boil till it is soft. Remove it from fire & drain in a sieve. Wash it under running water & allow to drain. Let it cool for sometime. Then add salt, milk & curd & mix it all together. Heat oil in a pan & fry the mustard seeds & finely chopped green chilies. Pour it on top if the semia & mix well. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves. Semia bahalabath is ready to eat.
Variations:
The only variation i can think of is substituting semia with rice or rice vermicelli (sevai).
Tips:
- While boiling the semia, use plenty of water. Add a little oil in the water. This will make the semia non-sticky.
- While making bahalabath always use more milk. It will be better if the milk & curd proportion is 3:1.
- Always make sure that the semia cools down well before adding the milk. Otherwise it will absorb a lot of milk.
- We can also add fruits like green grapes (seedless), raisins etc. We can fry some cashew nuts to add richness to the taste. We can also add some finely chopped cucumber & carrots to the bahalabath.
Taste it & enjoy.
Amma... this is a great recipe and simple too... planning to make this soon...
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