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SAGO (SABUDANA) BAGALA BATH

Prakash K., Krishnagiri

The traditional varieties of Bagala Bath are long gone out of the Menu in many Homes and Restaurants. These South-Indian delicacies are a perfect diet to beat the Heat. Here is the recipe of few of these Varieties, the way it was prepared few decades ago.

Ingredients

Ingredients (For 6 People) Sago - 2 Cups (Javarisi/Sabudana)) Water - 7 Cups Salt - As reqd. Curd - 4 Cups Ghee - 2 Tsp Cooking Oil - 1 Tsp Mustard Seeds - 1 Tsp Urad Dal - 1 Tsp Asafoetida - A Small Pinch (Optional) Chopped Ginger - 1 Tsp Curry leaves - 20-25 Red Chilly - 4 Green Chillies - 5 (Chopped) Coriander Leaves - As required Raisins - 2 Tsp Cashew Nuts - 20-25 Pcs Pomegranate Seeds - 4 Tsp Carrot - ¼ Cup (Grated) Cucumber - ½ (Grated)

Instructions

Method

  • ·        Wash and Soak Sago for 2 hours and then drain the Water.
  • ·        Steam it for 5 minutes OR Boil 6 Cups of Water in a vessel, add the Sago and Salt.  Allow it to boil for 5 Mts in medium Flame. Once the Sago is cooked, drain the water from the Sago.  Add Cold Water again and drain it. Mix the Cooking Oil in it to avoid Sago sticking from each other.  Allow it to Cool.
  • ·        Heat a Pan and add 2 Tsp of Ghee.  When it is hot, fry the Raisins and Cashew Nuts.  Take out these two and keep it aside.
  • ·        Re-use the same hot Ghee, add mustard seeds, Urad Dal, Red Chillies, Green Chillies and Curry Leaves and let it splutter for few seconds.  Add Chopped Ginger and Asafoetida in the end and turn it off.
  • ·        Mix 4 Cups of Curd and 1 Cup of Water in a bowl and keep it aside.
  • ·        Take a bowl and move the Sago and add the Mix of Curd and Water to it and mix well.  Add enough Curd to make the mixture very soft and creamy.
  • ·        Add the Fried Cashes, Raisins, Grated Carrot, Cucumber in this and mix well. 
  • ·        Add the Seasoning Mixture, Coriander leaves and Mix well and keep it in a refrigerator.
  • ·        Just before you serve the food add Pomegranate Seeds.  If you mix them early, the colour of the Bagala Bath will change.  If the Bagala Bath becomes dry while serving, you may add some water and/or Curd to make the texture softer.

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