I proudly used my home grown vegetables :). Since they summed up to a bounty, I was excited to make this dish. Please ensure to wash all vegetables before use.
Ingredients:
Vegetables (any) – 4 cups OR
Cucumbers - 2 cubed
Green bell pepper – 2 deseeded and cubed
Okra – few(I used about 8) cut into ½ inch pieces
Tomato – 1 cubed
Carrots – ½ cup
Japanese eggplant – 4 cubed
Turmeric – ½ teaspoon
For Grinding:
Coconut – Grated about 1 tablespoon
Ingredients:
Vegetables (any) – 4 cups OR
Cucumbers - 2 cubed
Green bell pepper – 2 deseeded and cubed
Okra – few(I used about 8) cut into ½ inch pieces
Tomato – 1 cubed
Carrots – ½ cup
Japanese eggplant – 4 cubed
Turmeric – ½ teaspoon
For Grinding:
Coconut – Grated about 1 tablespoon
Toor daal - soaked in hot water for 20 minutes
Coriander leaves – about 6 sprigs
Dry Coriander – 1 tablespoon
Dry red and green chillies – 3 + 3
Garlic – 3 pods
To be added later:
Yogurt – 1 cup ( I used Fat free dahi)
Salt per taste
For tempering:
Oil – 1 teaspoon
Fenugreek seeds – ¼ teaspoon
Cumin Seeds – ½ teaspoon
Mustard seeds – ½ teaspoon
For Garnishing:
Curry leaves – few
Method:
In a thick bottom vessel add all vegetables except tomato with 3 cups of water and turmeric. Cook the vegetables for about 15 minutes on medium heat (depends on vegetables used). With some water, make a paste of the ingredients listed for grinding.
When the vegetables are almost done, add the ground mixture, tomatoes and salt. Cook this on low flame for about 5 minutes and turn off heat. Temper the kuzhambu and add yogurt and mix it well. Serve with hot rice or rotis.
Coriander leaves – about 6 sprigs
Dry Coriander – 1 tablespoon
Dry red and green chillies – 3 + 3
Garlic – 3 pods
To be added later:
Yogurt – 1 cup ( I used Fat free dahi)
Salt per taste
For tempering:
Oil – 1 teaspoon
Fenugreek seeds – ¼ teaspoon
Cumin Seeds – ½ teaspoon
Mustard seeds – ½ teaspoon
For Garnishing:
Curry leaves – few
Method:
In a thick bottom vessel add all vegetables except tomato with 3 cups of water and turmeric. Cook the vegetables for about 15 minutes on medium heat (depends on vegetables used). With some water, make a paste of the ingredients listed for grinding.
When the vegetables are almost done, add the ground mixture, tomatoes and salt. Cook this on low flame for about 5 minutes and turn off heat. Temper the kuzhambu and add yogurt and mix it well. Serve with hot rice or rotis.
11 comments:
beautiful veggies and reipe.
Hi! A beautiful harvest and a very earthy recipe:)
You can submit this to GBP, since its all home-grown.
wonderful looking veggies...and lovely recipe...
Srivalli
www.cooking4allseasons.blogspot.com
Thanks Bee, Ganapathy, Suganya and Srivalli.
Thanks for visiting BB. Lovely veggies that too from our garden. Very nice morkuzumbu. Viji
Hi, First time hearing your name in blogosphere.I like your eggless cake recipe dear.
Thanks for visiting my blog. you are most welcome to participate in the event. When I saw the excitement in your comment, I was remainded of my youth!
Thanks Viji and Latha
Masala Morkuzhambu with curd is very taste I never taste but after read your method it is definitely turns out best taste....Great work......Keep it up.:)))
Thanks Kajal.
Suganya - To submit to GBP, I searched thru' my archive pics...was able to find only the tomato plant...hope that works :(
Nice pics and some unique recipes too..I am seeing cherry gojju and strawberry achar for the first time.. must have been tasty for sure...
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