Pesaru means Moong and attu is dosai (tamil) in telugu. Pesarattu is a trademark Andhra favourite generally served with a rava upma, allam pacchadi and coconut chutney. It is mostly eaten for breakfast, but it fill your tummy for lunch and dinner too!
What you need Serves 4
Moong dal with the skin (I used split variety with the skin this time) - 1 cup
Raw rice - 1/4 cup
Par boiled rice or Idli
Ingredients :Ingredients:
1. Yellow Moong Daal (Washed & Soaked in water for atleast 6 hours or overnight)
2. Salt- To taste
3. Red Chilli Powder-To taste
4. S...
Ingredients :Ingredients :
1.Raw Rice : 1 cup
2.Bengal Gram (KadalaiParuppu) - 1/4 cup
3.Red and Green gram ( Thuvaram paruppu and Paasi paruppu ) - 1/4 cup
4....
Green Moong Sundal/Pachai Payaru Sundal551 (1 vote)
Ingredients: Whole green Moong Dal/Pachai Payaru-1cup Onion-1/2 medium chopped Red chilly-2 Mustard-1teaspoon Channa dal-1teaspoon Urad dal-1/2 teaspoon Turmeric powder/Salt-as required Oil-1teaspoon Cilantro-few Coconut-2teaspoon[...]