Paruppu Thogayal is traditional South Indian dish. Thogayal recipe can be prepared within 5 minutes. Check out the video and If you like the video pls SUBSCRIBE to my channel
Paruppu thogayal is light and good for digestion. Whether it is side dish or rice accompaniment, Paruppu thogayal tastes yum.
Jagadish loves this Paruppu thogayal. Whenever we have a heavy meal at home or outside, he prefers Paruppu thogayal, sutta Appalam and milagu rasam next day. Simple and comforting for tummy.
There are various version of thuvaiyal. Growing up, Paruppu thogayal for me was a different style. My Amma makes a version with urad dal and coconut. We used to have it with sesame oil. Next to coconut thogayal, this was my favorite. Well Urad dal version is not light like this toor dal thogayal but Vengaya vetha kuzhambu, thogayal and vadam is an addictive combo.
This version of thuvaiyal is my mother-in-law’s version. I happened to taste this after marriage. One day we all went out and had lunch, I was extremely full and said I will skip dinner. MIL made this Paruppu thogayal and milagu rasam for dinner. Seeing the difference in color and texture I was asking how it is prepared. After hearing toor dal I was doubtful about the taste but it was so comforting.
Now a days I cook both Amma’s and MIL’s version alternatively. Recently we had vegetable biryani, Shorba and cucumber raita for lunch so next day we needed a light meal and Paruppu thogayal and milagu rasam came into the menu. That’s when I realized I haven’t posted it yet.
FEW THOGAYAL VARIETIES POSTED IN TMF,
- Thengai Thogayal
- Mint Thogayal
- kothamalli Vidhai Thogayal
- Beetroot thogayal
- Tomato Onion Chutney
- Vengaya Thogayal
- Sutta Kathirikai Chutney
- Zucchini Thogayal
- Kollu thogayal
Paruppu Thogayal
Ingredients
- Toor dal - 1/3 cup
- Pepper - 3-4
- Red chili - 1
- Asafoetida- generous pinch
- Salt - as needed
- Oil - 1/8 tsp
Instructions
- In a pan on low heat add oil. Add toor dal, red chili and pepper and sauté till the toor dal changes golden brown; switch off
- Add hing and salt; let it cool down
- Grind the mixture into powder and finally add little water according to the desired consistency. Thogayal is ready
Video
Notes
- Toor dal powder can be made and befor eating can add Little water to the desired texture
- Garlic can be added for extra flavour
- Coconut can be added while grind dal
- No thalipu (tadka) for this thogayal. If you prefer can make it will mustard seeds and urad dal
5. Thogayal can be mixed with rice or taken as a side for rasam rice
Ingredients:
Toor dal – 1/3 cup
Pepper – 3-4
Red chili – 1
Asafoetida- generous pinch
Salt – as needed
Oil – 1/8 tsp
How to make Paruppu Thogayal with step by step pictures:
- In a pan on low heat add oil. Add toor dal, red chili and pepper and sauté till the toor dal changes golden brown; switch off
- Add hing and salt; let it cool down
- Grind the mixture into powder and finally add little water according to the desired consistency. Thogayal is ready😊
I’ve never tried Paruppu Thogayal, but looks and sounds delicious! Saving to try out very soon. Can’t wait!
Love the combination and the fact that this has red chile. I cannot live without my spicy foods. Masterful way of using the spices on this recipe too.
While I’ve never heard of this dish or half of the ingredients, I love every Indian dish I have had thus far and would gladly try this out!
I’ve never heard of or tried this dish before. But how can you go wrong with a homemade dish that takes under 10 minutes!
Most of these ingredients are new to me. It looks like something I would enjoy.
I have never tried Peruppu Thogayal. I love the spice combination. Can’t wait to try.
I haven’t see or heard of this recipe but I love that it’s pretty doable and sounds so tasty! A must-try!
Love spicy foods and especially lighter dishes after eating rich things!
I never tried this before. Is it similar to a hummus? It looks absolutely delicious!
Hummus is a good comparison, never thought about it:-) this one is prepared with roasted toor dal
I have never had peruppu thogayal before! You make it sound so tasty and delicious that I want to try it.
Although l’m not familiar with the recipe, l love anything healthy and comforting. If it can be made quickly, even better. Lovely dish!
I am learning so much from your blog! I have never heard of this, but I am very curious and will definitely be giving it a try 🙂
I make the paruppu thogayal the same way and I love it with milagu kuzhambu. My mom made the best thogayal and I am getting no where close to her skills. This just reminds me of her and my carefree days 🙂
That sounds delicious and love lentil dips or mixes. I’ve never had it before but would definitely try some with rice or hot dosa.