Red Gram : 1 1/2 CupsTamarind : Size of a big LemonJaggary : Size of a LemonSmall onions : 1 CupVegetable Pieces : ( Bottle guard, Brinjal, Okra, Drum Stick, Carrot, Radish) All one cup each.Turmeric Powder : 1 Tea spoonRed chilly pieces : 1/4 cupSplit Green Chillies : 6 nosMustard seeds : 1 Tabla SpoonFenugreek seeds : 1 Tea SpoonHing : 1/2 Tea SpoonGarlic Bulbs : 1/2 CupCurry Leaves : 1/2 CupSalt : As RequiredRefined Oil : 200 mlCoriander Leaves : 1 CupSpicy powder Ingredients :Coriander seeds : 1 SpoonCumin Seeds : 1 SpoonFenugreek seeds : 1 SpoonBengal gram : 2 SpoonsGreen gram (with out husk) : 1 SpoonCardamom : 5 nosCloves 5 nosRed Chilly : 3 nos Dry fry all the spicy powder ingredients and grind into coarse powder. Set aside. To the red gram add turmeric powder and water and pressure cook in to a paste. To a deep bottomed vessel add water and tamarind. Heat and add all the vegetable pieces, onions, red gram paste, salt, green chillies and cook. Add the jaggary and mix well. Add the spicy powder. Cook until the Vegetable pieces are cooked well. Add oil to a frying pan, heat and splutter mustard seeds. Add hing, fenugreek seeds, red chilly pieces, Garlic bulbs and finally the curry leaves. Fry well and add to the boiling broth.Top the preparation with chopped coriander leaves. Serve hot with white rice. Andhra