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Sambhar — as easy as 2-minute noodles

By The iCookMagic Kitchen 14 Jul 2026 3 min read👁 1
Sambhar — as easy as 2-minute noodles

“Healing begins not with control, but with listening.”

Some dishes don't just feed you — they remind you of someone. Sambhar (our Comfort Bowl Sambhar) is one of them. And if you're someone who's forced to cook but loves to eat, it's as easy as 2-minute noodles.

💭 Does this remind you of something? A kitchen, a person, a rainy evening, a first bite. Tell us your memory — we read every one.

Happy food is healthy food

We don't split the two. The taste and the goodness are the same thing. The body is waiting to be heard.

Naturally in it: Omega-3 (ALA) (from Mustard Seeds).

Per 100g: 18.60g protein · 8.20g fibre · 296 kcal.

The spices you'll smell: Cinnamon (sweet, woody, comforting), Cumin (toasty, warm, earthy), Kachri (tart, earthy), Cloves (intense, sweet-pungent), Mace (refined, warm, sweet).

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Make it — as easy as 2-minute noodles

⏱ 45 min  ·  🍽 serves 2  ·  🧑‍🍳 Forced to Cook (Easy)

You'll need: 1 pack of Sambhar · 800ml Water | 20g or 2 spoons Chopped coriander | 50g or 1 small Drumstick, diced evenly | 20g or 1 Baby potato, diced evenly | 30g Pumpkin, diced evenly | 20g or 5-6 Sambar onions | 40g or half an onion, sliced evenly | 40g or half a tomato, chopped

  1. Wash and soak the Dal for 10-15 minutes (optional but recommended)
  2. In a pressure cooker, add the Dal and 500ml water
  3. Pressure cook for 15 minutes or until 3 whistles
  4. Once cool, open the pressure cooker and blend the dal mixture to a smooth consistency
  5. Cut the vegetables (pumpkin, potatoes, drumsticks) into cubes. Boil them, along with the sambar onions, separately in 500ml water until they are cooked but still firm.
  6. Add the cooked dal and Magic Mixx (from the packet) to the boiled vegetables (retaining the boiled water)
  7. Simmer the sambhar for a few minutes to allow the flavors to blend.
  8. Add fresh corainder for garnish
  9. Tip: Adjust consistency to your liking by adding hot water

👩‍🍳 Chef's tip: Serve your sambhar hot with steamed rice or soft idlis, and a side of crispy papad for added crunch. You can also add a side of fresh coconut chutney for a complete meal!

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