Thursday, April 15, 2010
Kootu Curry (Mixed vegetables in coconut)
Ingredients:
Black Chana - 1/2 cup
Yam - 1 cup
Grated Coconut - 1/3 cup + 1Tbspn
Chili powder - 1 tspn
Turmeric - 1/2 tspn
Jeera - 1/2 tspn
Pepper - 4 - 5 pepper corns or about 1/4 tspn or as per taste
Salt - for taste
Method:
1. Soak chana overnight or atleast 6-7 hours
2. Pressure cook with a little salt till done
3. Cook yam with turmeric, chili powder and a little salt
4. Grind coconut coarsely with jeera and pepper corns
5. Mix cooked chana, yam and the ground coconut mixture and check for taste and salt. Add pepper or salt if needed
6. Temper with 2 tspn of coconut oil, mustard, curry leaves, 1 broken red chili, curry leaves and 1 Tbspn of coconut
7. Mix well and serve with rice
Notes: You may add plantain to this dish. There is also a version of green grams and pumpkin with the same coconut mixture which I will talk about in another post.
We talked a lot about Vishu and "Vishukkani" yesterday.Here is a picture of Vishukkani for you
Contributor: Sunitha & Namitha
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Would be really cool to wrap them up with roti!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is very innovative,never heard of this. Click says it all.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pic, and happy vishu to you..
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ReplyDeletelooks so delicious..very tasty..
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Awesome Idol of Lord Krishna. Kootu Kari looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteNice combo of chana and yam, the pic is amazing. Wish u a happy Vishu.
ReplyDeleteYum combo...looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteHappy Vishu...
ReplyDeleteWot a lovely curry.. I totally agree... small changes in ingredients give a good twist...
Looks so delcious....
ReplyDeleteVishukkani pic looks devine..
protein rich and delicious.
ReplyDeleteNalla Vishu kani..Koottu curryum adipoli aayittundu...Happy Vishu to you too!!
ReplyDeletemy favorite recipe. Mouthwatering. Nice click
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an amazing curry and your photos of it are gorgeous. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteNicely decorated dear with nice photography,,,Curry looks great well presented...
ReplyDeletewish u a very happy vishu. The yam kootu looks very tasty and delicious.
ReplyDeletewow this looks great !!! A must try. Happy Vishu to you too.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds similar to sundal but adding Yam and plaintain makes its tastes differ. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteNice picture of Lord Krishna.
Bowl of chickpeas looks lovely, new recipe for me to try. Happy Vishu to you.
ReplyDeleteI devour that whole bowl of black channa anytime..Happy VIshu to u...
ReplyDeleteNamitha and sunitha
ReplyDeleteKootu curry looks really good. Kaniyum kollam .
Lovely vishu kani pics...hope you had a relaxing vishu!
ReplyDeletethe kootu curry is lovely...i make it with the pumpkin variation...will try your recipe too.
Your pictures are so incredibly gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Vishu.This dish looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteYUM! What a great looking dish!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy!!!Nice click.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious and happy vishu
ReplyDeleteHappy Vishu dear..the dish is awesome..but the last snap has given such peace in mind...thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteNice recipe, happy vishu :))
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Kairali sisters
Wow! Wonderful combo and beautiful pics! They are really divine!
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice. I feel like having some rice now.
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love the last photo♥ you have so many interesting dishes here!
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We call it sukka... The click luks awesome
ReplyDeleteNew to me but sounds interesting. Great clicks!
ReplyDeleteHello Ladies, hope you guys had a grate time. Late better than never, Vishu wishes to you both. I never mixed yam with this black channa.. point noted.
ReplyDeleteHappy vishu to you!!
ReplyDeleteHappy vishu and yummy kootu curry!
ReplyDeletelo sai...il tuo blog è per me un viaggio , buon weekend
ReplyDeleteSo yum yam ! I would love to try it but I want to know that if I use mustard oil or soya oil instead of coconut oil will taste differ a lot?
ReplyDeleteNalla vishukkanni.....kootucurryum kollam.
ReplyDeleteI can't say that I've ever seen plantains in Indian cooking, or yams really! But these are two of my favorite foods. Do you use sweet plantains (ripe) or green plantains?
ReplyDeleteMy version of kootu is so different than yours. Gr8 clicks absolutely treat to see it. Happy Vishu.
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Great recipe. My mom makes this curry and didnt realize that its from Kerala :-)
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