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January 21, 2011
Oil Brinjal kuzhambu
INGREDIENTS
Slited Brinjal - 3 Nos.
Chopped Onion - 2
Chopped Tomato - 1
Curry Leaf - 1 twig
Sesame Oil/Sunflower Oil - 3 Spoons
Tamarind Syrup - 3 Spoons
Turmeric Powder - Pinch
Grind Coconut + Fried Gram - 1 cup
Salt - To taste
Roast & Grind as Powder without oil:
Corainder Seeds - 2 spoons
Curry Leaf - 1 twig
Boil Rice - 1 spoon
Red chilly - 4 or 5 Nos.
METHOD:
Keep a pan, add 3 spoons of Sesame oil. add curry leaves, chopped onion and saute for a while. Then add chopped tomato, grinded coconut + Fried gram mixture and grounded powder and mix finely with onion by adding salt and turmeric powder. Then add slited Brinjal and allow fried masala to stuffed inbetween the Brinjal's slit. Close the cooker for a while until Brinjal reaches half baked consistency. Then pour 3 spoons of tamarind syrup, allow it to boil till the raw smell of tamarind goes off and Put off the flame.
January 21, 2011
Oil Brinjal kuzhambu
INGREDIENTS
Slited Brinjal - 3 Nos.
Chopped Onion - 2
Chopped Tomato - 1
Curry Leaf - 1 twig
Sesame Oil/Sunflower Oil - 3 Spoons
Tamarind Syrup - 3 Spoons
Turmeric Powder - Pinch
Grind Coconut + Fried Gram - 1 cup
Salt - To taste
Roast & Grind as Powder without oil:
Corainder Seeds - 2 spoons
Curry Leaf - 1 twig
Boil Rice - 1 spoon
Red chilly - 4 or 5 Nos.
METHOD:
Keep a pan, add 3 spoons of Sesame oil. add curry leaves, chopped onion and saute for a while. Then add chopped tomato, grinded coconut + Fried gram mixture and grounded powder and mix finely with onion by adding salt and turmeric powder. Then add slited Brinjal and allow fried masala to stuffed inbetween the Brinjal's slit. Close the cooker for a while until Brinjal reaches half baked consistency. Then pour 3 spoons of tamarind syrup, allow it to boil till the raw smell of tamarind goes off and Put off the flame.
8 comments:
- Suja Manoj said...
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Sounds delicious,tangy and yummy with great flavors...Just made a stuffed version of Brinjal...this sounds an excellent recipe,can't wait to try,bookmarked :)
- 4:58 PM, January 21, 2011
- Mahi said...
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Hi Sangeetha,thanks for stopping by in my blog! You got a nice collection recipes.
Ennai katharikkay kuzhambu is my favourite too! Nice Intro about your brother! :) - 10:00 PM, January 21, 2011
- Padhu Sankar said...
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Nice recipe
Do drop by
Padhuskitchen
when u find time - 7:28 AM, January 22, 2011
- Sangeetha Nambi said...
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@ Suja Sugathan: Thx for ur comment. Try that recipe and let me know ur feedback :) Keep Visiting !!!
- 12:59 AM, January 24, 2011
- Sangeetha Nambi said...
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@Mahi: Thx for ur comment Mahi. Same pinch !!!
My brother will kill me for revealed his secret.. He he he :) - 1:01 AM, January 24, 2011
- Sangeetha Nambi said...
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@Padhu: Thx for ur compliment. Will visit ur blog andpost my comments. Keep Visting !!!
- 1:02 AM, January 24, 2011
- Mangala said...
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Nice blog u have here, Sangeeta. n u make it so interesting with anecdotes. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Looking forward to more recipes. try n includes pics too if possible.
- 4:23 AM, January 27, 2011
- Sangeetha Nambi said...
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Mangala: Thanks for ur comment Mangala. I do have pics in my cam, need to upload it. Will implement ASAP. Keep Visiting !!!
- 4:40 AM, January 27, 2011
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8 comments:
Sounds delicious,tangy and yummy with great flavors...Just made a stuffed version of Brinjal...this sounds an excellent recipe,can't wait to try,bookmarked :)
Hi Sangeetha,thanks for stopping by in my blog! You got a nice collection recipes.
Ennai katharikkay kuzhambu is my favourite too! Nice Intro about your brother! :)
Nice recipe
Do drop by
Padhuskitchen
when u find time
@ Suja Sugathan: Thx for ur comment. Try that recipe and let me know ur feedback :) Keep Visiting !!!
@Mahi: Thx for ur comment Mahi. Same pinch !!!
My brother will kill me for revealed his secret.. He he he :)
@Padhu: Thx for ur compliment. Will visit ur blog andpost my comments. Keep Visting !!!
Nice blog u have here, Sangeeta. n u make it so interesting with anecdotes. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Looking forward to more recipes. try n includes pics too if possible.
Mangala: Thanks for ur comment Mangala. I do have pics in my cam, need to upload it. Will implement ASAP. Keep Visiting !!!
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