GUEST POSTER – Recipe courtesy and by approval of cookwithsmileblog
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This is my MIL s recipe. Before marriage for me, sambar means , only with dal . But this was new to me when I went to my husband’s home. This goes well with idli and dosa.
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Thank you for posting😊.. so glad..
You’re so welcome dear – keep up the smile and sharing of your wonderful recipes
Our very basic adorable Sambar. But I like mine with Drumsticks in them or Brinjals. They enhance the flavor.
Thank you for popping in. Would you like to submit your recipe as part of the Sharing is Caring recipe exchange?
Have a look at: https://cookandenjoyrecipes.wordpress.com/2016/09/09/update-fellow-bloggers-sharing-is-caring-recipe-exchange/ and leave me a note in the comments with a link to a recipe on your blog, if you’re interested. That will be just fantastic. Hope to hear from you soon 😊
Wow. Thanks for allowing me to submit my Recipe also.
You’re welcome. Will provide you with a release date shortly.
Cattie – I just returned from a week on the road, and trying to catch up. I am not sure if you left me a link. Please may I ask if so, to please send it again, as I do not want to miss adding your wonderful recipe. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.
Ya that is typical sambar.. but this one is had only with idli or dosa… Thank you☺️
Thanks Cook with Smile. Thanks for your continued support and visits and comments. Love your feedback
I Love Idlis and Dosas