I have tasted this curry at my friends home,together with vegetable birinji . Since then I had been searching this recipe.Tried many versions but I was not satisfied with the result.FinallyI got the recipe from her grandma :)
Ingredients:
- Brinjal : 5 to 7
- Tamarind : A small lemon sized
- Sambar powder : 2 tspn
- Turmeric powder : 1/4 tspn
- Salt
For spice powder :
- Coriander seeds : 1/2 tblspn
- Chana dal : 1/2 tblspn
- Toor dal : 1/2 tspn
- Dry red chilly : 4
- Sesame seeds : 1/2 tblspn
- Coconut : 1 tblspn
To temper :
- Mustard seeds : 1/2 tspn
- Shallots : 8 to 10
- Garlic : 5 cloves
- Asafoetida : A pinch
- Curry leaves : few
- Sesame oil
Method:
- Dry roast all the ingredients listed under"for spice powder".
- Grind it in to a coarse powder . Keep it aside
- Now wash and clean the brinjals and make plus marks on it.
- Now fill the spice powder in it.Do this for all the brinjals and reserve the extra spice owder for the gravy.
- Heat a pan with sesame oil
- Add mustard and let it splutter
- Now add small onion curry leaves and garlic cloves.Saute it well
- Now add stuffed brinjals and saute it well till it shrinks.
- Now add tamarind extract (mix it with water and ad) and required amount of water.
- Add salt and let it boil.
- Now add reserved spice powder,turmeric powder and sambar powder
- Check for salt and cook it in medium flame until the gravy reaches the right consisitency
Note:
- Try to use sesame oil. It will give you the authentic taste.
- Loose your grip on oil bottle while preparing this kulambu.
sending this to beulahs event
Lovely dish...
ReplyDeleteA must try and thanks for the recipe. We loved brinjals and indeed, lovely outcome.
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering preparation!
ReplyDeletethat looks so yummy...
ReplyDeleteI too try this recipe sometimes,my hubby is a big fan of this curry..looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteMy fav curry,lovely post
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ReplyDeleteperfect ;)
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