I very rarely make kurma at home,since my family is not a big fan of kurma. But this version i learnt from my friend,and when i tried it everyone at home liked it .So now i am here to share the recipe of this simple and easy Vegetable kurma. The recipe doesn’t involve the addition for Garlic. Check out my potato kurma and baby corn kurma recipe.
Mixed veg kurma recipe
Preparation Time : 15 mins | Cooking Time : 30 Mins |Serves: 3-4Mixed Vegetables* 1 cup
Coconut 2 tblsp
Onion 1
Tomato 1
Green chili 1-2
Sombu | fennel seeds 1 tsp
Fried gram | pottukadalai 1 tsp
Cashew nuts 7 (optional)
Curry leaves few
Oil 3 tsp
Method:
- Parboil the vegetables(i used carrot,beans,potato and frozen peas and microwaved them).
- Chop the onion and tomatoes.Slit one green chilli.
- In a kadai,add a tsp of oil and temper with 1/2 tsp of fennel seeds and curry leaves.
- Add the green chilli,onion and tomato one by one.
- When it is done add a little water and cook for few minutes.
- Grind the coconut,one green chilli ,fried gram,1/2 tblsp fennelseeds and cashewnuts(if using) into a fine paste.
- Add the vegetables,ground paste to the onion,tomato mix.
- Check for salt.
- Mix well.
Notes:
- You can make the entire process in pressure cooker.
- Add the ground paste and add the raw veggies and add enough water and pressure cook for 1-2 whistles. Vegetable kurma is ready.
yummy..perfect with those chapatis..
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Delicious kurma..
ReplyDeleteFantastic kurma..your version without garlic sounds interesting, Jeyashri
ReplyDeletethats a perfect platter. very delicious.
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ReplyDeleteYummyilicious and colourful kurma, my favourite!!
ReplyDeleteVery colorful and healthy side dish dear. Beautiful click, can't take off my eyes :)
ReplyDeletekurma looks colourful and nice combo with chapathi!
ReplyDeletesimple & delicious,nice kurma with not much ingredients...
ReplyDeletenice kurma .. I love mixed veggies like this
ReplyDeleteI'm always on the lookout for different kurmas.. i think coconut + sombu and cashew will take any kurma to a yummy level :)
ReplyDeleteVeg kurma is so colorful and nice pics...Keep rocking!!!...
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ReplyDeleteWhoo, liked ur rotis too...loooks soft, perfect to go with ur wonderful kurma.
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ReplyDeleteKurma looks mouthwatering...
ReplyDeleteSuch a yummy and healthy food!!!
Kurma looks great!!!
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ReplyDeletenice combo with chappathis. looks delicious and ncie click.
ReplyDeleteFirst time to your blog !! I like your step by step pictures !!!
ReplyDeletethis kurma looks so colorful. roti looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite curry,Perfect with Roti
ReplyDeletetried out this kurma last week...came out too well. Seeni and the kids liked t so much..thnx for th recipe
ReplyDeleteGood morning Jayashri, i'm not good in cooking kurma,i have tried few recipes from friends but dint get the right taste, yr kurma looks great!! will try soon, thanks for good recipe dear.. take care.
ReplyDeletehi jayashri
ReplyDeletekurma looks g8.can i replace cashews with almonds to make paste.
hi renu,
DeleteYou can replace with almonds .
Lovely to see it. I use coconut milk.It tastes different
ReplyDeleteI tried this vegetable for roti and came out really good.I added some milk to this while grinding and tasted awesome.Thanks a lot :)
ReplyDeleteSuperb...
ReplyDeleteI regularly watch your blog and most of the side dishes in the list for rotis and got everytime a very good appreciation and this credit goes to you. Thank you. May God bless you and your family. Keep updating your blog
ReplyDeleteTharumaru!!!!
ReplyDeletevery nice
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