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February 2, 2024

Broccoli Gravy For Rice, Chapathi, Dosa | Indian style Broccoli Kuzhambu Recipe

Broccoli gravy

After a long time I tried a Broccoli recipe in my kitchen. As I have already tried broccoli curry / stir fry recipe, I wanted to make an Indian style broccoli gravy for rice. Though its my first attempt, It came out so flavourful. We all loved it. It tastes great when mixed with plain rice adding ghee. Its a kurma style kuzhambu recipe. You can have this broccoli kuzhambu with rice, roti, idli, dosa as well.

Friends, do try this easy and yummy Broccoli gravy / Broccoli kuzhambu for rice and enjoy with a papad on side. I enjoyed it with mullangai poriyal and achappam.

Broccoli gravy recipe




Broccoli gravy for rice / Broccoli kuzhambu recipe


Broccoli gravy for rice / Broccoli kuzhambu recipe

Broccoli gravy for rice / Broccoli kuzhambu recipe for rice, chapathi, idli, dosa.


 
Cuisine: Indian
Category: Side dish
Serves: 3
Prep time: 10 Minutes
Cook time: 20 Minutes
Total time: 30 Minutes
 


INGREDIENTS

  • Broccoli - 1 (medium size)
  • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
  • Bay leaf - 1
  • Cardamom - 1
  • Big onion - 1
  • Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
  • Garam masala powder - 1/2 tsp
  • Salt - as needed
To grind
  • Ripe tomato - 3
  • Red chilli - 2 to 3
  • Pepper - 1/2 tsp
  • Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
  • Coriander seeds - 1 tsp
  • Ginger - 1/2 inch piece
  • Garlic cloves - 5
  • Cashew nuts - 5
  • Water - to grind
HOW TO MAKE BROCCOLI GRAVY
  1. Wash the broccoli, drain the water and set aside. 
  2. In a mixie jar, grind all the ingredients given under “ to grind ‘' to a smooth paste. Set aside.
  3. Heat oil in a cooker. Add bayleaf, cardamom. Add chopped onion and saute till transparent. Add turmeric powder, salt and mix well.
  4. Add tomato paste and saute for a minute. Add parboiled broccoli, required water and garam masala powder.
  5. Pressure cook in low flame for one whistle and open the cooker after the steam is released.
  6. Boil if the gravy is too watery. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with rice adding a few drops of ghee. Tastes yum!
METHOD - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
  • Wash the broccoli florets. Drain the excess water and set aside.

  • In a mixie jar, grind all the ingredients given under “to grind” to a smooth paste. Keep it aside.
  • Broccoli kuzhambu recipe

      Broccoli kuzhambu recipe

      • Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Add bay leaf, cardamom. Add chopped onion, saute till transparent. Add turmeric powder, salt and mix well.
      • Broccoli kuzhambu
      • Add the ground tomato paste and saute well. Add parboiled broccoli, required water and garam masala powder. Mix well.
      • Broccoli kuzhambu
      • Pressure cook everything in low flame for one whistle and open the cooker after the steam is released. Check the consistency.

      • Boil for few minutes if the gravy is too watery. Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve hot with rice adding some ghee.

      • Enjoy !

      Note

      • Adjust the quantity of spice powders as per your taste.
      • For variations, you can saute all the ingredients given under “ to grind” in oil before grinding. It gives a different flavor and taste to the kuzhambu.
      • You can use cauliflower, potato or brinjal in place of broccoli.

        Broccoli kulambu
        Try this easy, yummy Broccoli gravy for rice and enjoy !

      Broccoli kuzhambu


       

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      February 28, 2023

      Mullangi Kuzhambu | Chettinad Mullangi Masala Kulambu | Radish Kara Kuzhambu

      Mullangi masala kuzhambu

      Here is an yummy and tasty Chettinad style masala kuzhambu adding Radish /Mullangi. This mullangi masala kuzhambu is a great replacement for my usual mullangi sambar, mullangi poriyal and mullangi chutney. We all loved it.

      Radish has amazing health benefits. It is rich in antioxidants, calcium and potassium. Helps to treat Jaundice, Osteo arthritis, respiratory disorders etc. But whenever we cook Radish at home, its funky smell dominates the entire house. Many people hates Radish just because of this bad odour. So I usually saute the radish in little oil for few minutes before cooking in a pressure cooker while making sambar or poriyal. It helps to suppress the smell to some extent.

      In this Chettinad style masala kuzhambu, the addition of spices overcomes the dominating mullangi smell and it takes the kuzhambu to the next level both in taste and flavor. In my house, Sendhil doesn’t like kurma based kuzhambu recipes for rice. Surprisingly he loved this kulambu a lot. Thanks to Sharmilee for this wonderful recipe. I am sure, I will include this kuzhambu in my regular lunch menu and make it often.

      Friends, do try this Mullangi masala kuzhambu if you haven’t tried it so far. You will love it for sure. For variations, you can use chow chow, Knol khol, ridge gourd, brinjal, drumstick and even potato instead of radish. Now lets go to the recipe with a video.



      Mullangi kuzhambu

        

      Mullangi masala kuzhambu | Chettinad Radish Kulambu for rice


      Mullangi masala kuzhambu | Chettinad Radish Kulambu for rice

      Mullangi masala kuzhambu | Chettinad Radish Kulambu for rice


       
      Cuisine: Chettinad
      Category: Side dish
      Serves: 3
      Prep time: 10 Minutes
      Cook time: 20 Minutes
      Total time: 30 Minutes
       


      INGREDIENTS
      To temper
      • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
      • Cinnamon - 1 inch
      • Bay leaf - 1
      • Fennel seeds - 1/4 tsp
      • Radish - 3
      • Small onion - 10 to 15
      • Garlic - 10 cloves
      • Curry leaves - few
      • Red chilli powder - 3/4 tsp
      • Coriander powder - 1 tsp
      • Salt & water - as needed
      • Coriander leaves - to garnish
      To saute and grind
      • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
      • Big onion - 1
      • Tomato - 1
      • Fennel seeds - 1/2 tsp
      • Grated coconut - 1/4 cup
      HOW TO MAKE MULLANGI KUZHAMBU
      1. Wash and peel the skin of Mullangi / Radish. Chop into round slices. Set aside.
      2. Wash and peel onion, garlic. Heat oil in a kadai. Saute onion, tomato.
      3. Grind it along with coconut and fennel seeds to a smooth paste. Set aside.
      4. Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Saute Cinnamon and bay leaf. Saute onion, garlic and radish slices.
      5. Add red chilli powder, coriander powder and saute for a minute. Then add ground tomato paste and required water.
      6. Lastly add the salt. Pressure cook in low flame for one whistle. Open the cooker after the steam is released.
      7. You can see a layer of oil floating on top. Check the consistency. If its watery, boil for sometime.
      8. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve with plain rice. 
      METHOD - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
      • Wash and peel the skin of Radish / Mullangi. Slice into thin roundels. Wash and peel small onion, garlic cloves. Set aside.

      • Heat oil in a kadai. Saute onion, tomato till mushy. Take them in a mixie jar. Add grated coconut, fennel seeds and grind everything to a smooth paste. Set aside.
      • Mullangi kuzhambu
      • Heat oil in a pressure cooker base. Add cinnamon and bay leaf. Saute onion, garlic cloves and Radish slices. Saute for a minute.

      • Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder and coriander powder. Add the ground tomato paste, salt and mix well. Saute for a minute. Add required water and pressure cook everything for one whistle in low flame.
      • Mullangi kuzhambuMullangi kulambu
      • Open the cooker after the steam is released naturally. When you open the cooker, radish will be cooked well and you can see a layer of oil floating on top of gravy. Check the consistency and add more water, boil for a minute and garnish with coriander leaves. Serve with plain rice. Enjoy !Mullangi kulambu


      Note

      • Adjust the quantity of spice powders as per your taste.
      • You can skip fennel seeds while sauting onion garlic.
      • Use small onions for best taste and flavor.
      • Saute Radish along with onion and garlic. It helps to reduce the raw smell of Radish while cooking.

      Try this easy, yummy, one pot Mullangi masala kuzhambu and enjoy with some poriyal and papad.

      Mullangi kara kuzhambu


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      January 17, 2023

      Sorakkai Kuzhambu | Bottle Gourd Gravy For Rice, Roti | Sorakkai Kurma Kuzhambu


      Here is an yummy and tasty Kurma like gravy / Kulambu with Bottle gourd. We call it as Sorakkai kuzhambu in Tamil. Sorakkai is known as Lauki in Hindi, Chorakka in Malayalam, Sorakaya in Telugu, Sorekayi in Kannada. I try to include sorakkai in our menu at least once in a week. So I keep looking for different recipes with bottle gourd.

      Recently I came across this Surakkai kulambu in Mullai’s blog. Recipe sounded more like kurma kulambu with all the whole garam masala in it. As usual I made it directly in my pressure cooker to ease the job. It came out so well with a layer of oil floating on top.

      Friends, do try this easy and yummy Sorakkai kuzhambu. You will love it. You can use chow chow/ Chayote, snake gourd instead of Sorakkai.

      Bottle gourd kuzhambu


      Sorakkai kuzhambu | Bottle gourd gravy for rice, roti


      Sorakkai kuzhambu | Bottle gourd gravy for rice, roti

      Sorakkai kuzhambu recipe for rice, roti in a pressure cooker


       
      Cuisine: Indian
      Category: Side dish
      Serves: 2
      Prep time: 10 Minutes
      Cook time: 20 Minutes
      Total time: 30 Minutes
       


      INGREDIENTS

      • Bottle gourd - 1
      • Onion - 1 (finely chopped)
      • Tomato - 1
      • Ginger - 1 inch piece
      • Garlic - 5
      • Green chili - 1 (optional)
      • Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
      • Red chili powder - 1 tsp
      • Coriander powder - 2 tsp
      • Salt - as needed
      • Cooking Oil - 2 tbsp
      • Cinnamon – 1 inch piece
      • Cloves – 1
      • Fennel seeds – 1/4 tsp
      • Bay leaf - 1
      • Curry leaves - few
      • Coriander leaves - to garnish
      To grind
      • Grated coconut - 1/2 cup
      • Fennel seeds - 1/2 tsp
      • Cashew nuts - 5
      • Water - as needed
      HOW TO MAKE SORAKKAI KUZHAMBU
      1. Wash and slice the skin of bottle gourd. Chop into cubes.
      2. Grind all the ingredients given under “ to grind” to a smooth paste.
      3. Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Add in cinnamon, cloves, fennel seeds and bay leaf.
      4. Saute onion, curry leaves, green chilli, tomato, ginger, garlic pieces, chopped bottle gourd till tomato turns mushy.
      5. Add turmeric powder, chilli powder, coriander powder and salt.
      6. Add the ground coconut paste along with required water. Mix well.
      7. Pressure cook in low flame for one whistle. Open the cooker after the steam is released.
      8. Mix well and garnish with coriander leaves. Serve hot with rice or roti.
      METHOD - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
      • Wash and peel the skin of bottle gourd. Chop into cubes. Set aside.

      • Grind all the ingredients given under “ To grind “ to a smooth paste.

      • Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Add in cinnamon, cloves, fennel seeds and add bay leaf. Saute onion, green chilli, tomato, ginger, garlic and cook till tomato turns mushy.
      • sorakkai kuzhambu
      • Now add the chopped bottle gourd pieces and mix well. Add turmeric powder, dhania powder, chilli powder and salt. Add the ground coconut paste along with required water. Mix well.

      • Close the cooker and cook in high flame till steam releases from the nozzle. Now put the weight valve as soon as steam comes out. Lower the flame completely and cook for one whistle in low flame. Switch off the flame.
      • sorakkai kuzhambu
      • Once the pressure releases, open the cooker. You can see a layer of oil floating. Mix well and check for the consistency. If the gravy is thin and watery, boil for few minutes till it reaches kuzhambu consistency.
      • If the gravy is too thick, add little more water and boil for a minute. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve with rice.
        Enjoy !

      Note

      • Adjust the quantity of spices as per your taste.
      • Do not add more water in the cooker because bottle gourd is a water vegetable. So it leaves water while cooking.


      Try this easy, healthy and one pot sorakkai kuzhambu for rice and roti. You will love it

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      October 5, 2022

      Chow Chow Kuzhambu Recipe – Chayote Gravy For Rice, Chapathi, Dosa

      chow chow kuzhambu


      Usually I make Chow chow kootu and poriyal as side dish for rice Or I make sambar for rice adding chow chow. As I bored of making the same recipes with chow chow, I was looking for a change from these usual stuffs. I found this interesting chow chow kuzhambu and tried it for our lunch. It tastes more like kurma kuzhambu as it has spices like cinnamon and cloves. I loved its flavor. I mixed with plain rice adding a dash of ghee and enjoyed it.

      Not only for rice, this chow chow kuzhambu tastes great for chapathi, idli, dosa as well. Just adjust the consistency of this kuzhambu, make it thick or thin and serve with the main dish accordingly.

      Friends, do try this easy, yummy Chow chow kulambu easily in a pressure cooker as shown in this recipe. Even bachelors and office goers can try this gravy for your lunch box and dinner. I am sure you will love it with rice, idli dosa and chapathi.

      chow chow kuzhambu

      Chow chow kuzhambu recipe


      Chow chow kuzhambu recipe

      Chow chow kuzhambu recipe for rice, idli, dosa and chapathi


       
      Cuisine: South Indian
      Category: Side dish
      Serves: Serves 3
      Prep time: 10 Minutes
      Cook time: 20 Minutes
      Total time: 30 Minutes
       


      INGREDIENTS

      • Chow chow / Chayote - 2 ( small ones)
      • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
      • Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
      • Urad dal - 1/2 tsp
      • Cumin seeds - 1/4 tsp
      • Curry leaves - few
      • Asafoetida / Hing - a pinch
      • Big onion - 1 (finely chopped)
      • Salt and water - as needed
      • Coriander leaves - to garnish
      To dry roast and grind
      • Coriander seeds - 2 tsp
      • Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
      • Pepper corns - 1/2 tsp
      • Cinnamon - 1 inch piece
      • Cloves - 2
      • Red chilli - 2
      • Grated coconut - 2 tbsp
      • Tomato - 1 big or 2 small
      HOW TO MAKE CHOW CHOW KUZHAMBU
      1. Wash and peel the skin of chow chow and chop into cubes.
      2. In a kadai, dry roast the coriander seeds, red chilli, cumin seeds, pepper, cinnamon and cloves. Remove and grind to a coarse powder adding grated coconut.
      3. Lastly add one chopped tomato and grind to a smooth paste. Set aside.
      4. Heat oil in a cooker base. Splutter mustard seeds, urad dal, cumin seeds, curry leaves and hing.
      5. Add onion and saute for few minutes. Add the chopped chow chow pieces, turmeric powder, salt and saute well.
      6. Add the ground tomato masala paste and saute for a minute. Add required water. Mix well, check for taste and pressure cook in low flame for one whistle.
      7. Remove after the pressure is released naturally. Oil floating chow chow kuzhambu will be ready.
      8. Check for consistency and boil more if watery.
      9. Lastly garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with plain rice, idli, dosa and chapathi. Enjoy !
      METHOD - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
      • Wash and peel the skin of chayote/ chow chow and chop into cubes. Set aside.

      • In a kadai, dry roast coriander seeds, red chilli, cumin seeds, pepper, cinnamon and cloves. Remove and grind to a coarse powder adding grated coconut. Add chopped tomato and grind to a smooth paste adding required water. Set aside.

      chow chow kuzhambu chow chow kuzhambu
      • Heat oil in a pressure cooker base. Splutter mustard seeds, urad dal , hing, curry leaves. Add finely chopped onion and saute till transparent.

      chow chow kuzhambu
      • Add chopped chow chow pieces. Saute for a minute. Add the ground masala paste and saute for few minutes. Add required water, salt and turmeric powder. Mix well and check for taste. If required, add salt and red chilli powder.

      chow chow kuzhambu

      • Close the lid and pressure cook in low flame for one whistle. Switch off the flame. Open the cooker once the pressure releases naturally.

      • Once you open the cooker, you can see a layer of oil floating on top. Check for consistency. Add water if its too thick. If its watery, boil for few minutes till you get desired consistency. Lastly garnish with finely chopped coriander leaves. Serve with rice. If you are serving for chapathi, make this kuzhambu thick like kurma and serve it.
      • chow chow kuzhambu
        Enjoy !

      Note

                    
      • Add more red chillies while roasting for spicy taste.
      • Adjust the consistency of this gravy as per your requirement. If you are serving for rice, idli, dosa, make it semi thick. If its for chapathi, make it thick.

      chow chow kuzhambu
      Try this easy, yummy Chow chow kuzhambu and enjoy !

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      June 24, 2022

      Murungakkai Kuzhambu – Drumstick Masala Kulambu For Rice

      Murungakkai kuzhambu

      My parents were with me in Bangalore for the past one month. My father like kurma based kuzhambu varieties for rice. So I tried this Murungakkai masala kuzhambu for our lunch. We all loved it. Its a very simple recipe with tomato base.  I made it directly in a pressure cooker. So it took less time to prepare.

      Friends, if you are looking for some easy Drumstick kuzhambu recipe with mild masala flavor, this is for you. Do try it and share your feedback with me.

      Murungakkai kuzhambu recipe

       

      Murungakkai kuzhambu recipe / Drumstick kulambu


      Murungakkai kuzhambu recipe / Drumstick kulambu

      Murungakkai kuzhambu recipe / Drumstick kulambu for rice


       
      Cuisine: South Indian
      Category: side dish
      Serves: Serves 3
      Prep time: 10 Minutes
      Cook time: 20 Minutes
      Total time: 30 Minutes
       


      INGREDIENTS
      1 cup = 250ml
      • Drumstick - 2
      • Ripe Tomato - 2
      • Small onion - 15 OR big onion - 2 (finely chopped)
      • Garlic - 10 cloves
      • Curry leaves - few
      • Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
      • Sambar powder - 1/2 to 1 tsp
      • Salt - as needed

      To temper
      • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
      • Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
      • Urad dal - 1/2 tsp
      • Cinnamon – 1 inch piece
      • Cloves - 2

      To grind
      • Grated coconut - 1/4 cup
      • Fennel seeds - 1/2 tsp
      HOW TO MAKE MURUNGAKKAI KUZHAMBU
      1. Wash and chop drumstick, onion, tomato, garlic.
      2. Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Splutter mustard seeds, urad dal, Cinnamon and cloves.
      3. Saute onion, garlic, curry leaves till transparent. Add tomato and saute till mushy.
      4. Add turmeric powder, sambar powder and salt. Saute for a minute.
      5. Grind coconut and fennel seeds to a smooth paste. Add to the cooker.
      6. Add required water and mix well. Keep the chopped drumstick in a box and place it inside the cooker without adding water.
      7. Pressure cook in low flame for one whistle. Open the cooker after the steam is released.
      8. Take the drumstick bowl and add to the kuzhambu. Mix well and serve with rice.
      METHOD - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
      • Wash and chop Drumstick into finger size pieces. Chop onion, tomato and garlic finely. Keep the chopped drumtsick in  a bowl. 
      • Murungakkai kuzhambu
      • Heat oil in a pressure cooker base. Splutter mustard seeds, urad dal, Cinnamon and cloves. Saute onion, garlic and curry leaves till transparent. 
      • Murungakkai kuzhambu
      • Add tomato and saute till mushy. Add turmeric powder, salt, sambar powder and mix well.

      • Grind coconut and fennel seeds to a smooth paste. Add to tomato mixture. Mix well. Add required water. Take chopped drumstick pieces in a bowl and keep it inside the cooker. No need to add water to drumstick pieces.
      • Murungakkai kuzhambuMurungakkai kuzhambu
      • Close the pressure cooker and cook in low flame for one whistle. Switch off the flame and open the cooker after the steam is released. Remove the drumstick bowl and add to the cooker. Mix well and check for consistency. Boil for few minutes if its watery OR add little water if its too thick. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with rice.Murungakkai kuzhambuMurungakkai kuzhambu

      Note

      • Adjust the quantity of spice powders as per your taste.
      • For variations, you can grind cinnamon and cloves along with coconut instead of sauting in oil.


      Try this easy and tasty Murungakkai kuzhambu for rice and enjoy !

      Murungakkai kuzhambu

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      April 8, 2022

      Mangalore Padengi Batata Gassi Recipe–Sprouted Green Gram Curry

      Padengi batata ghassi

      Here is a yummy, tasty Mangalorean style sprouted Green gram curry known as Padengi Batata Ghassi i.e Green gram potato gravy for rice, roti and dosa. I was looking for some interesting gravy with sprouted green gram and I came across this recipe in YouTube. Basically we love Karnataka style gojju and this is one such gravy. Looks and tastes similar to gojju but this is a Mangalorean version which is popularly called as Ghassi.

      I read that Mangaloreans make this gravy for festivals like Ganesh chaturthi, Dussehra and Gokulashtami along with other dishes. It tastes so good and its super healthy too. I referred many recipes and came up with this version. We all loved it very much. I am sure, I will make it more often in my kitchen.

      Friends, do try this easy and yummy Mangalore special Padengi batata ghassi recipe and enjoy with rice, roti and dosa.

      Mangalore padengi batata gassi

      Mangalorean Padengi Batata Ghassi Recipe


      Mangalorean Padengi Batata Ghassi Recipe

      Mangalorean Padengi Batata Ghassi Recipe for rice, roti and dosa


       
      Cuisine: Mangalore
      Category: Side dish
      Serves: Serves 4
      Prep time: 10 Minutes
      Cook time: 20 Minutes
      Total time: 30 Minutes
       


      INGREDIENTS
      1 cup = 250ml
      • Green gram sprouts / Moong sprouts - 1 cup
      • Potato - 1 (cubed)
      • Coconut oil - 1 tbsp
      • Big onion -1
      • Tomato - 1
      • Tamarind - Small gooseberry size
      • Salt and water - as needed
      To roast and grind
      • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
      • Big Onion – 1/2
      • Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp
      • Byadgi Red chilli - 3 to 4
      • Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
      • Methi seeds – 1/4 tsp
      • Garlic cloves - 2
      • Curry leaves - 10
      • Grate coconut - 1/2 cup
      • Cinnamon - 1 inch (optional, I used it)
      To temper
      • Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
      • Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
      • Crushed Garlic cloves with skin - 3
      • Dry red chilli - 1
      • Asafoetida / Hing - 1/2 tsp
      • Curry leaves - few
      METHOD
      1. Heat oil in a kadai. Saute cinnamon(optional) , coriander seeds, methi, cumin seeds, red chilli.
      2. Add onion, garlic and saute well. Lastly switch off the flame and add grated coconut. Mix well and cool down.
      3. Grind to a smooth paste adding water. Set aside.
      4. In a pressure cooker base, add the moong sprouts, cubed potato, chopped onion, tomato, turmeric powder and salt. Mix well and pressure cook in low flame for one whistle.
      5. Open the cooker and add the coconut paste. Mix well and roll boil till thick and flavourful.
      6. Lastly, heat oil and temper mustard seeds, crushed garlic cloves, red chilli, curry leaves and hing. Add to the cooker and garnish with coriander leaves.
      7. Serve hot with plain rice, roti and dosa. Enjoy !
      METHOD - STEP BY STEP PICTURES
      • Heat oil in a kadai. Add cinnamon (optional), coriander seeds, methi seeds, cumin seeds and red chilli. Saute for a minute. Add onion and garlic cloves. Saute well. Switch off the flame and add the grated coconut at the end. Mix well and let the mixture cool down.

      • Grind to a smooth paste adding required water. Set aside.

      • In a pressure cooker, take the green gram sprouts, cubed potato, chopped onion, tomato, turmeric powder and salt. Add required water and pressure cook in low flame for one whistle. Open the cooker lid after the steam is released naturally.
      • Sprouted green gram currySprouted green gram curry
      • Add the ground coconut paste. Mix well and check for taste. Add salt and chilli powder if needed. Let the gravy roll boil till it reaches desired consistency. Temper the ingredients given under "to temper" and add to the gravy. Mix well and boil for few seconds till gravy reaches desired consistency. I made it semi thick to suit rice, roti and dosa. Enjoy !

      Note

                    
      • Adjust the quantity of red chillies as per your taste.
      • Use Byadagi red chilli for bright color gravy.
      • Cinnamon is completely optional to grind. I used it after seeing few Ghassi recipes with Cinnamon.
      • You can skip potato if you don’t like it.
      • Traditionally Hog plum is also cooked along with sprouts. But I din’t use it.


      Try this Mangalore special Sprouted green gram curry and Enjoy !

      Sprouted green gram curry

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