Is there anyone who is not fond of sweet corn?! I am sure, I can hear only a NO....When I planned to post navarathri sundal recipes, the first one that came to my mind was sweet corn sundal as corn is mittus favorite. I didnt want to make a regular sundal so added the spice powder for the extra flavouring.

Sweet Corn Sundal Recipe - Ingredients
Serves: 2Cooking & PreparationTime: 15 mins
Sweet Corn - 1 cup
Grated Coconut - 1 tbsp
Salt - to taste
To roast & grind:
Red chillies - 1
Coriander seeds - 1 tsp
Chana Dal - 2 tsp
To temper:
Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp
Urad Dal - 1 tsp
Red Chillies - 1
Curry leaves - few
Oil - 1 tsp

Method:
1.Pressure cook corn for 3-4 whistles or until soft, Set aside. Dry roast the ingredients listed under 'To roast and grind''and grind it to a semi fine powder, Set aside.

2.Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds, urad dal let it splutter then add curry leaves and red chillies saute for a minute. Then add cooked corn, followed by spice powder.

Serve hot or warm. I am sure you will enjoy this sundal!
My Notes:
- You can ignore the spice powder and make it like regular sundal with temperings and coconut alone.
- But the spice powder gives a nice punch to this sundal.
- I used frozen corn....you can use fresh corn too.















Yum sundal. Sounds interesting. I used to add rasam powder which tastes good too.
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ReplyDeletelooks delicious and love the color :)
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great cooking. Yumm yumm
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ReplyDeleteNice flavorful sundal
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Quick and flavorful sundal
ReplyDeleteAwww...Navarathri recipes start panniteengala?! m ready for the virtual treat of all Navarathri patchanams :)
ReplyDeleteSweet corn sundal sounds flavorful n delicious...
very inviting & fab recipe
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite
Sundal looks so delicious and mouthwatering.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Absolutely divine. Awesome clicks dear.
ReplyDeleteIam for it any time :) Sweet corn sundal is delicious sharmi. I can see you getting ready for the upcoming festivals.
ReplyDeleteNice. The corn flavour would have wafted through the house!
ReplyDeleteSweet corn sundal looks awsome.love it.
ReplyDeleteI like the way to plan for festivals and start posting them in advance. Never tried sweet corn sundal, sounds interesting !!!
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delicious sundal..Loved the idea of masala powder :)
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Super tempting sundal, never tried with corn though. love the bowl
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ReplyDeleteVery different and Unique sundal to start navrathiri recipes. Love the bowl and the colour of the corn.
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yummy nad tasty sundal:)
ReplyDeletewould love try this version of sundal with corn as well.
ReplyDeleteI love sweet corn and your version of sundal looks yummy. Planning to make another version today, hopefully will post it :)
ReplyDeleteSharmi, do we have to pressure cook frozen corn as well?
ReplyDelete@Archana : Yes I do pressure cook!
ReplyDeleteI made this sundal yesterday. It was very flavourful and tasty! Thanks, Sharmi and wish you a very happy navrathri.
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ReplyDeleteshould we keep frozen corn with water in a small bowl inside the pressure cooker and cook it?
@Meenal : Nono you can add it forectly. The pic shown in the steps is after I transferred it from the cooker to a bowl :)
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