I tried this gravy from Mrs. Mallika Badrinath’s 100 Vegetarian Gravies book.Actually i tried Yeast free Naan from Raji’s blog..But i made in less quantity(only 4)..So i prepared chapathi too..This korma tasted excellent for both.!!
Ingredients:
- Dried Peas (Soak for 8 hrs ) - 1 cup (Fresh green peas is also good)
To grind:
- Tomato – 5 nos
- Big onion- 3 -4 nos
To saute:
- Cinnamon – 1 inch stick
- Cloves – 2 nos
- Cardamom seeds – 1 no
- Ginger garlic paste – 1 tsp
- Coriander powder – 2-3 tsp
- Red chilly powder – 2 tsp (increase if u want more)
- Tomato sauce – 1 tsp (its not given in the actual recipe but i added it. It gives a restaurant kinda flavor. its ur choice of using it )
- Fenugreek seeds – 1/4 tsp
- Jeera/cumin seeds – 1/4 tsp
- Butter OR cooking oil – 2tbsp
- Salt & water – as needed.
- Sugar - a pinch
- Coriander leaves – to garnish
- Fresh cream – little to add before serving
Method:
- Heat a kadai with little oil and roast the cumin and fenugreek seeds till light golden brown and powder it.Keep aside.
- Grind tomatoes and onion to make a smooth paste.
- Heat a kadai with butter and add the spices to it.Then add the ground tomato,onion paste.Saute till the ghee floats on top..saute in low flame.
- Then add the ginger garlic paste ,coriander powder,red chilly powder and little sugar, tomato sauce diluted in little water..Fry for sometime till nice aroma wafts..
- Finally add the soaked peas and transfer everything into a cooker..
- Once the peas gets cooked, add the powdered cumin,fenugreek seeds.Mix it well .Garnish with coriander leaves..
- Add the fresh cream just before serving!!
Yummy kurma is ready!!
KITCHEN CLINIC:
PEAS: When your mom told you to eat your peas, she knew what she was talking about. Peas flaunt twice the protein of most vegetables, so they're the ideal substitute for fattier protein fare, providing an excellent strategy for controlling your fat intake. |
TRIED & TASTED:
PALAK RICE
I tried this palak rice for my husband’s lunch box from Mangala’s blog ..It was very good..I just followed the same except the number of chillies.My husband liked it very much and i’ve decided to make it often..Thanks Mangala,i’ve got a healthy lunch box recipe from u …Please don’t underrate the recipe by seeing this worst picture..
..I should have taken with more care..I was in a hurry..I am sorry
Urs was amazing mangala..Actually speaking i got attracted by that picture and bookmarked the recipe..Ur presentation was excellent.
Hats off!!
Catch u all with my next post……Bye![]()





Awesome click Chitra...I love peas masala...it tastes delicious with anything :)
ReplyDeletedelicious peas masala chithra and palak rice looks yummy..
ReplyDeleteI love peas made like this.
ReplyDeleteLooks so so yummy yumm.
Lovely Peas masala..Looks perfect with that roti..Yummy..
ReplyDeleteI love peas and peas butter masala looks delicious..so creamy and rich..perfect with nan and parathas
ReplyDeleteLovely peas masala ...would have tasted great with chapathis/parathas... and nice color of the gravy too :)
ReplyDeleteArewaah!!what rich colour to gravy.Must taste good too.
ReplyDeletethis is a lovely curry .. must be soo yumm with rotis or parathas
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious Peas masala! Love the colour and the creamy rich look of the gravy!
ReplyDeleteWow the gravy looks so delicious, also very nice info on peas from your kitchen clinic. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletewow! nice pes masala ..love the clicks ..awsome
ReplyDeleteI've tried this recipe from her book too - looks good and so does the palak rice :)
ReplyDeletehi chitra,
ReplyDeletedon't u worry abt the snaps dear! the recipe sounds so good and the first pic made me drool looks so rich :P
hmmm Mangala's recipe for t&t wow! thats great chitra glad u r trying recipes from other blogs too!
Enjoy
TC
Wow peas masala look yummy and spinach rice looks great CHitra:)
ReplyDeleteLooks colorful and Delecious..I toolove Malika Badirinath recepies..
ReplyDeletethis is simple and superb!
ReplyDeleteMalliga Badrinath's recipes are worth to try. Peas butter masala looks delicious.
ReplyDeletePeas masala looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteWow peas masala looks yummy. Nice click.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy..
ReplyDeleteKorma looks good:)
ReplyDeleteRice picture also is looking gorgeous,not bad as u hav told!! Looks mouthwatering!
i love peas, can you make it without butter? lol rebecca
ReplyDeleteOh wow looks flavourful and yum.....that palak rice also looks flavourful....
ReplyDeletehi chitra ..
ReplyDeleteyummy peas masala ..lovely click too
Thanks Chitra for visiting my blog... peas curry and palak rice looks yumm...Thanks for you love my meaning of my blog too...And about the blog name of your I must say This is very attractive name too as I am a fan about the movie of Ratatouille...I love this movie very much and your blog too...
ReplyDeletelovely dish... looks awesome..
ReplyDeleteLooks so rich! Yummy recipe..
ReplyDeleteAhh..I just need some porotta's now..dip into that rich curry n yummmm..heaven..!..nice clicks dear..!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot dearies for ur sweet comments abt my click..:)
ReplyDelete@ pinky, thanks a lot dear:)
That looks so lovely, can't wait to make it. Going to check my pantry for peas, butter and stuff!
ReplyDeleteTried and tested...looks awesome too!!!
Peas butter masala is soo tempting...yum yum!!!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at the first pic Yum!
ReplyDeletePeas masala looks yumm and lovely clicks chitra..
ReplyDeleteYummyyyyyyyy...very nice cliks :)
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love peas? Looks good. My daughter loves a variation on this. Its also a PBM but its Paneer (not peas) butter masala. :)
ReplyDeletelooks very yummy!
ReplyDeleteI have heard a lot abt vepampoo rasam..but haven ever tried it.may be now I will.
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