WITHOUT TAMARIND – NO ONION NO GARLIC RECIPE
Vathakuzhambhu is a my all time favorite recipe and already i have posted my version of vathakuzhambhu with video too. This thakkali kuzhambhu is a unique recipe which is made without tamarind and almost tastes like a chunky tomato thokku. This weekend i made this vathakuzhambhu after a very long time and we all enjoyed with hot rice and poricha kootu.Also check out my
INGREDIENTS:
TOMATO | 4-5 NO |
SAMBAR POWDER | 3 –4 TSP |
SALT | AS NEEDED |
ASAFOETIDA | 1/4 TSP |
JAGGERY | 1/ TSP |
SESAME OIL | 2 TBLSP |
TOOR DAL | 2 TSP |
MUSTARD SEEDS | 1/4 TSP |
FENUGREEK SEEDS(VENDAYAM) | 1/4 TSP |
DRY RED CHILIES | 2 NO |
TURMERIC POWDER | 1/4 TSP |
WATER | 2 CUPS |
CURRY LEAVES | FEW |
METHOD:
- Chop the tomatoes into fine pieces.
- In a pan add sesame oil and add the mustard seeds, toor dal vendayam(fenugreek seeds) and when the mustard crackles add the red chillies.
- Now add the sambar powder and saute for few seconds.
- Now add the chopped tomatoes and saute well for 3minutes in a medium flame.
- Now add 2 cups of water and add salt, turmeric powder and jaggery.
- Let this mixture boil for 12 to 15 minutes till the raw smell of the sambar powder goes and the kuzhambhu reaches the right consistency.
- Before transferring this to a serving bowl add a tsp of sesame oil and add curry leaves.
- If handled with a dry and clean spoon this can be kept in the refrigerator and consumed for 2 days.
This vathakuzhambu is new to me jey! love the pot so much!!
ReplyDeletewow this is good one. n nice version..
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ReplyDeleteseems so easy! i have bookmarked it jey :)
ReplyDeleteI luv this kulambu...super tempting pic :)
ReplyDeleteTempting, splendid Kuzhambu...
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Nice kuzhambu...looks very delicious
ReplyDeleteyummy kuzhambu.. i love vathakuzhambu..
ReplyDeleteNever tried only with tomato. Bookmarked :)
ReplyDeleteWow sounds and looks yum
ReplyDeleteinviting dear..delicious
ReplyDeleteiam happy to make this
ReplyDeleteMy fav too Jeyashri,love the serving dish...luks gr8:)
ReplyDeletelooks inviting dear...
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious...
ReplyDeleteDelicious kulambu,yummy!
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Lovely and spicy kulambu..nice snaps!
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Looks delicious, great with rice or idlis too rt..
ReplyDeletei am goin to try this step by step religiously!
ReplyDeleteFinger licking kulambhu,love to have it with rice...loved your version...
ReplyDeleteSuperb recipe! Looks mouthwatering and a must try :) Lovely bowls, I am planing to buy similar ones :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious.. I'd try if I'd find these ingredients in Turkey :)
DeleteHi deniz,
DeleteIf u don't get sambar powder, just replace red chilli powder- though the taste won't be simliar, but will be good only
Hi.. Any specific reason for adding Toor dal while doing thadka?
ReplyDeleteIt gives a slight thickness to the gravy and will enhance the flavour of the kuzhambu. Also while eating the rice the bits of the toor dal will taste yum
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