Sabudana Khichdi with Sweet Curd | Perfect Fasting Recipe in 20 Minutes

Sabudana Khichdi

Make Sabudana Khichdi with Sweet Curd in just 20 minutes! A light, delicious and easy vrat-friendly meal for Navratri, Shivratri or Ekadashi fasting.

šŸ½ļø Sabudana Khichdi with Sweet Curd Recipe

šŸ•’ Total Time: 20 mins | šŸ“ Servings: 2


šŸ§‚ Ingredients

For Sabudana KhichdiQuantity
Sabudana (sago pearls)1 cup
Boiled potatoes1 medium
Roasted peanuts (crushed)¼ cup
Cumin seeds1 tsp
Green chilies (chopped)1-2
Curry leaves (optional)6-8
Ghee or oil2 tbsp
Salt (sendha namak)To taste
Lemon juice1 tsp
Coriander leaves2 tbsp chopped
For Sweet CurdQuantity
Fresh curd (yogurt)1 cup
Sugar1½ – 2 tsp

šŸ‘£ Instructions

Step 1: Soak Sabudana

  • Wash sabudana under cold water until the water runs clear.
  • Soak in water (just to the level of sabudana) for 5–6 hours or overnight.
  • Check: Sabudana should be soft when pressed.

Step 2: Prepare Sweet Curd

  • In a bowl, mix curd with sugar until fully dissolved. Keep chilled.

Step 3: Cook Sabudana Khichdi

  1. Heat ghee/oil in a pan.
  2. Add cumin seeds, curry leaves, and green chilies. SautƩ.
  3. Add diced boiled potatoes. Cook for 1–2 minutes.
  4. Add soaked sabudana and crushed peanuts.
  5. Mix gently and cook for 4–5 minutes until sabudana becomes translucent.
  6. Add salt and lemon juice. Mix well.
  7. Garnish with coriander leaves.

Step 4: Serve

  • Serve warm Sabudana Khichdi with chilled sweet curd.

ā“ Top 10 FAQs – Sabudana Khichdi with Sweet Curd

Why is my sabudana sticky?

Too much water or overcooking can make it sticky. Use just enough water to soak.

Can I use normal salt instead of sendha namak?

Yes, if not fasting. For vrat, use only sendha namak.

How to make sabudana khichdi non-sticky?

Rinse thoroughly, soak properly, and don’t overcook.

Can I prepare sweet curd in advance?

Yes. Chill it and serve cold when ready.

Is this dish suitable for Navratri fasting?

Yes, it’s a popular vrat recipe.

Can I skip peanuts?

Yes, though they add crunch and protein.

What if my sabudana is too hard after soaking?

Sprinkle a little more water, cover, and keep for 30 minutes.

Can I make this dish vegan?

Yes, use oil instead of ghee and plant-based curd.

How long can I store sabudana khichdi?

Best eaten fresh, but can be stored in fridge for up to 1 day.

Is sweet curd healthy?

Yes, it’s cooling and probiotic-rich. Use less sugar if needed.

How to make fasting Sabudana Khichdi?

Ingredients:
1 cup sabudana (soaked 4–6 hrs), 1 boiled potato (diced), 2 tbsp roasted peanuts (crushed), 1 tbsp ghee, 1 tsp cumin seeds, 2 green chillies (chopped), curry leaves, rock salt, lemon juice.
Method:
Heat ghee, add cumin, curry leaves, and green chillies or green chatni.
Add potato, sautƩ 2 mins.
Add soaked sabudana, peanuts, and rock salt.
Cook on low flame till translucent.
Add lemon juice and serve hot with curd.

Can we eat Sabudana Khichdi on Ekadashi fast?

Sindhav and sabudana, along with fruits, milk and sugar can be consumed on vrat days, like Ekadashi. It is easy to make sabudana tikki or kheer, but this recipe is how to make sabudana kichidi! It’ll tell you everything you need to know, from which ingredients to use to how long to soak the sabudana.

Can I soak sabudana for 1 hour?

Yes, you can soak sabudana for 1 hour, but it might not be enough for all varieties.Ā Some sabudana may require more time to soften properly.Ā It’s best to check the texture after an hour by pressing a pearl between your fingers.Ā If it’s soft and easily mashed, it’s ready.Ā If not, let it soak for a bit longer.

What are the rules for Ekadashi fasting?

Ekadashi fasting, observed by Hindus, primarily involvesĀ abstaining from grains and pulses to purify the body and soul.Ā Devotees dedicate the day to spiritual practices, chanting, and prayer, often involving a sankalp (vow) to Lord Vishnu.Ā There are different levels of fasting, from complete abstinence (Nirjala) to partial fasting with fruits and milk, while avoiding onions and garlic.Ā The fast is broken on the following day (Dwadashi) after sunrise, typically with light, easily digestible foods like fruits or sabudana khichdi.

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