khara bath recipe | masala bhath recipe | rava masala bath (2024)

khara bath recipe | masala bhath recipe | rava masala bath with detailed photo and video recipe. a simple and easy south indian breakfast recipe made with semolina, veggies and vangi bath masala. the recipe originates from the south indian state of karnataka, but hugely popular in other states too. it is generally served with spicy coconut chutney and also with a small scoop of rava kesari or sheera for morning breakfast.

khara bath recipe | masala bhath recipe | rava masala bath with step by step photo and video recipe. rava recipes are very common across india and particularly in south india. it is generally made as breakfast recipes which generally changes as per the location and as per the taste preferences. one of the common semolina recipes is the karnataka special khara bath or also known as masala bhath spices with vangi masala rice.

i have posted quite a few rava recipes for both breakfast and snack, but this recipe of khara bath is very unique. the main reason being the use of vegetable and spices in it. in other words, the recipe is an extension of rava upma recipe or the rava version of vegetable pulav. for the same reason, i do not limit this recipe just for the morning breakfast and i make it for noon lunch box or even for dinner. in addition due to the generous amount of ghee added while preparing it, it makes not only flavourful but also filling. moreover due the dish is loaded with a choice of veggies, which makes it a one-pot meal. hence the dish is served in small portions in karnataka with scoop sheera to make is a complete sweet and savoury meal.

anyway, some tips, suggestions and variations for a perfect and flavoured rava khara bath recipe. firstly, i have used coarse semolina or bombay rava for this recipe and it is ideal for the smooth texture. well you can also make it with bansi rava or fine rava but you may not have the same texture. secondly, you can add the required amount of veggies as it is completely open-ended. having said that keep the quantity of veggies proportional and do not overpower the semolina. lastly, the dish is better served when it is warm. you may have to reheat once it is cooled down.

finally, i request you to check my other breakfast recipes collection with this post of khara bath recipe. it mainly includes recipes like khara bhath, chow chow bhath, ven pongal, khara avalakki, rice bath, rava kesari, avalakki bisi bele bath, tomato pulao, bisi bele bath, tomato upma. further to these i would like to highlight my other recipes collection like,

• rice recipes collection
• snacks recipes collection
• street food recipes collection

khara bath video recipe:

recipe card for masala bhath recipe:

how to make khara bath with step by step photo:

1. firstly, dry roast ½ cup rava on low flame until it turns aromatic. keep aside.
   
2. in a large kadai heat2 tbsp ghee and splutter 1 tsp mustard, 1 tsp urad dal, 1 tsp chana dal, 10 cashew andfew curry leaves.
   
3. add ½ onion, 1 inch ginger, 1 chilli, slit and saute well.
   
4. now add1 tomato and saute until tomatoes turn soft and mushy.
   
5. also add ¼ capsicum, 3 beans, ½ carrot,2 tbsp peas and 1 tsp salt.
   
6. stir fry for 2 minutes or until veggies are cooked yet crunchy.
   
7. furthermore add ¼ tsp turmeric powder, 1 tsp vangi bath masala powder and saute until spices turn aromatic.
   
8. pour 1½ cup water and give a good stir.
   
9. bring to a rolling boil.
   
10. keeping the flame on low start adding roasted rava slowly, stirring continuously in another hand.
    
11. this helps to prevent any lumps formation.
    
12. now mix continuously till the rava absorbs water.
    
13. cover and simmer on low flame for 5 minutes or till upma are cooked well.
    
14. furthermore turn off the flame and add 2 tbsp coconut, 2 tbsp coriander, 1 tsp lemon juice. mix well.
    
15. finally, serve khara bathwithcoconut chutney,rava kesarior plain.
    

notes:

• firstly, roasting rava gives fluffy and non-sticky upma.
• also, add vegetables of your choice to make it nutritious.
• additionally, if you do not have access to vangi bath masala powder then replace with rasam powder.
• finally, khara bath recipe tastes great when prepared with ghee.