Ingredients:
Chena( elephant yam)- 100 gm
Raw green banana(ethakka)-1
green chillies-4
pepper powder-1 t spn
water-1 cup
turmeric powder-1/2 t spn
Ghee-1 tspn
Yogurt(beaten)-2cup
Coconut (grated) -2 cu
Cumin powder-1/2 t spn
Seasoning:
Fenugreek:1/2 t spn
Mustard seeds:1 t spn
Urad dal :1/2 tsp
Curry leaves:1 sprig
Dreid red chilli:2, cut in to 1 inch piece
1.Grind the coconut with cumin powder very well adding 1/4 cup of curds . Try not to add water.
2.Slice the yam and raw banana in to small pieces(1/2 inch cubes), cook them in enough water,green chillies,salt,pepper and turmeric till cooked and there is no more water in the pan. Add a tea spn ghee and mix well.
3.Add the yogurt to the banana yam mix and cook on low fire,. stirring occasionally, until the gravy is thickened to a semi solid consistency.
(The Kurukku kalan is usually prepared up to this stage and stored upto 1 month even under room temperature.Whenever needed the rest of the cooking(step 4 &5 ) is done and can be used .)
4. Now add the ground coconut, cook for a minute stirring continuously.Now remove from fire.
5. Heat oil in a pan add, the mustard seeds,fenugreek seed and urad dal. When they splutter, add the red chillies broken into halves and curry leaves and add to the gravy.Enjoy with boiled rice .
Love this..an inevitable part of a sadya...Best served with boiled rice and a thoran :-)...You got the perfect color...
ReplyDeleteoh wow!! Kurukku kalan looks so creamy and yummy...Oru sadya unnan thonnunnu..
ReplyDeleteDear sangeetha
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely a new dish for me. Even it is ages since I last had Yam. Good reminder.
I must try this dish ASAP.
Thanks for sharing and happy cooking
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ReplyDeleteauthentic recipe sangee...Yummy with chodu choru...Kanditu kothi varunu :)
ReplyDeleteWow! what a color and looks creamy also.
ReplyDeleteThankyou everbody for your valuable comments ..
ReplyDeleteHi.First time here. This is a nice curry, perfect with steamed rice.
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Its my favorite..nice pics!
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