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Thursday, May 10, 2012

Pooshanikai Mor Kulambu | Pumpkin Yogurt Gravy!

Mor Kulambu is my mom's favourite gravy in South Indian cuisine and you know many recipes are learnt from Mom. All recipes will be extraordinary when mom prepares for us with her motherly love. I am dedicating to her for Mother's Day.



Ingredients
Pooshanikai/White/Grey Pumpkin - 1/2 kg
Curds - 1 cup
Fresh grated coconut - 1 cup
Green chillies - 2nos(As per your taste)
Salt
Rice - 1/2 tspn

Seasoning
Oil - 1 tspn
Mustard - 1/2 tspn
Fenugreek seeds - a pinch
Dry red chilli - 1no
Curry leaves - few



Preparation Method
Cut pumpkin into medium size dices. Cook them with little water , salt until soft.
Grind fresh grated coconut, green chilli, rice and little water to a smooth paste.
MIx this in the cooked pumpkin and boil till raw smell goes.
Now add salt and off the stove.
Season it with the above mentioned ingredients under "Seasoning"
Once its cool add curds and mix well.

Pooshinikai Mor Kulambu is ready to serve. Serve with hot rice.

Notes - Some people mix curds while cooking itself. But it may curdle due to heat.

This recipe is going to Veggie/Fruit a month by Priya hosted by Sowjanya.
CC Mom's Recipe by Sravani
Black & White Wednesdays by Susan and hosted by Siri.

Friday, November 14, 2008

LADY'S FINGER - MOR KOLAMBU

A MOR KOLAMBU IS DONE WITH CURDS.

INGREDIENTS

LADY'S FINGER - 100GMS
BENGAL GRAM - 1 TSP
GRATED COCONUT - 1 CUP
GREEN CHILLIES - 3 NOS
CORIANDER LEAVES - 1 CUP
JEERA - 1TSP
CURDS - 2 CUPS
TURMERIC - 1 PINCH
SALT

PREPARATION METHOD

SOAK THE BENGAL GRAM FOR 15MINS
IN A PAN, PUT 2 TSPNS OIL AND SLIGHTLY COOK THE VEGETABLE AND KEEP IT SEPARATELY

NOW FOR GRINDING

GRIND GRATED COCONUT, GREEN CHILLIES, CORIANDER LEAVES, JEERA AND BENGAL GRAM IN MIXIE AND MAKE PASTE

NOW MIX THIS PASTE WITH THE COOKED VEGETABLE
ADD TURMERIC AND SALT
NOW ADD CURDS (IF THE CURD IS SOUR ITS GOOD)
ALLOW IT TO BOIL.

SERVE THIS WITH RICE.

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