Kothavarangai Thuvatal blends 3/4-cooked green gram dhal with tender cluster beans simmered in sambar powder, turmeric, and salt, then tempered with mustard, asafoetida, and curry leaves. Finish with coconut gratings.
Author: Kamala
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