The Warmth of Karnataka in Winter
Bisibelebath is the perfect balance of lentils, rice, vegetables, and spices. It is warm, hearty, and full of flavour. The kind of dish that fills the house with a comforting aroma.
For Indian expats across Europe, Bisibelebath is a reminder of home cooked meals and lazy Sunday afternoons.
Why Bisibelebath is Perfect for Cold Days
It is filling, nourishing, and packed with vegetables. The masala gives it an unmistakable depth, while the rice and dal make it wholesome and satisfying.
Your Essential Ingredients
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½ cup Tirupati Toor Dal
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½ cup Sona Masoori Rice
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1 tbsp RG Groundnut Oil
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1 packet Priya Bisibelebath Masala
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Mixed vegetables
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Salt
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Water
Serving Size and Duration
Serves: 3
Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Step by Step Instructions
Cook the Dal and Rice
Pressure cook toor dal and rice together until soft.
Cook the Vegetables
Boil or steam your vegetables of choice.
Combine and Add Masala
Add the vegetables to the dal rice mixture and mix in Priya Bisibelebath Masala.
Add Oil
Drizzle a bit of groundnut oil for flavour.
Serve Hot
Enjoy as is or with a simple side like papad.
Tips for a Great Bisibelebath
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Add a little ghee on top for a richer finish.
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Use vegetables like carrots, beans, peas, or capsicum.
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Adjust consistency with water.
Nutrition Snapshot per Serving
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Nutrient |
Amount |
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Calories |
~350 kcal |
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Protein |
12g |
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Carbohydrates |
55g |
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Fat |
10g |
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Fiber |
6g |
FAQ
Q: Can I make Bisibelebath without vegetables?
You can, but vegetables make it more balanced and authentic.
Q: What can I serve it with?
Papad, raita, or curd work very well.
Final Thought
Bisibelebath carries the warmth of Karnataka in every bowl. For Indian families across Europe, it brings back flavours of home. With Dookan, ingredients like Tirupati Toor Dal, Priya Bisibelebath Masala, and Sona Masoori Rice are always within reach.
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