Monday, July 22, 2013

KATHIRIKAI GOTHSU |BRINJAL GOTHSU RECIPE| SUTTA KATHRIKKAI GOTHSU


Gothsu is a South Indian recipe, used as a side dish for Idli | dosa | upma| pongal. I have already posted a Onion Gothsu long back which my mom makes very often. But this recipe for kathrikkai gothsu | brinjal gothsu i learnt from my relative who visited our house last month. Though i prepared it long back somehow, didn’t post it.  Finally today i am sharing the recipe of Kathrikkai gothsu which she told , they also call it as Chidambaram Gothsu.
brinjal-gothsu
INGREDIENTS: SERVES 4
BRINJAL | EGGPLANT|KATHRIKKAI 1 (BIG VARIETY)
SHALLOTS |SMALL ONION 15
SESAME OIL 1 TBLSP
TAMARIND EXTRACT 1/2 CUP
SAMBAR POWDER 1/4 TSP
CHANNA  DAL 1 TBLSP
DHANIYA 1 TBLSP
RED CHILLI 4-5
MUSTARD SEEDS 1/2 TSP
ASAFOETIDA A PINCH
CORIANDER LEAVES FEW
SALT AS NEEDED
brinjal -gothsu
METHOD:
  • Roast the brinjal on open flame by applying oil on it. Pierce the brinjal with forkso that it will get cooked inside too.
  • Roast it in a low flame. When done, immerse the brinjal in water.After 5 minutes, take it out and peel the skin of the brinjal.
brinjal roasted roasted brinjal
  • After peeling the skin, take a bowl of water and rinse the brinjal again to avoid too much of smoke smell coming out from it.
  • Mash the brinjal here and there to ensure that there is not insects in it.
  • If you want you can pulse in a mixer else you can mash it with hands. I put mine in  a mixer to get a smooth texture.
brinjal gotsu mashed brinjal
  • In a pan add little oil and add the channadal, dhaniya,and red chilli. Roast it till golden brown and when cool make it into a fine powder.
  • Peel the skin of the onions and add oil in the pan and throw in the mustard seeds.
  • Add the shallots and roast till they turn golden brown.
gotsu brinjal gotsu
  • Add the tamarind extract (taken from a goose berry sized tamarind) and add the sambar powder, salt, turmeric powder and asafoetida.
brinjal gotsu brinjal gotsu
  •   Let this boil in a low flame for 5 to 7 minutes. Add the ground powder to this and allow this to boil for 5 minutes. You can add little water if the gravy is too thick.
  • Add in the mashed brinjals and mix well. Add water to get the gothsu consistency.
brinjal gotsu gotsu
  • Let this boil for 3-4  minutes. Add a tsp of sesame oil in the last and garnish with coriander leaves.
gotsu
  • Serve hot with idli | dosa.
  • We had with Arisi Upma.         Kathrikkai- gothsu

27 comments:

  1. gothsu looks very delicious and tempting.

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  2. amma makes pachadi with sutta kathirikai , i have never tasted that , recently i tried the baigan ka bhartha i was yummy :) have to try this :) looks yummy!

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  3. You are tempting me so much ...long time had this ..looks so yum

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  4. I used to apply cooking oil fr the brinjal before keeping it on the burner

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  5. Gothsu is new to me... It sounded like a bengali cuisine first... Its tempting!

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  6. Very very tempting... but still i never tasted this... superb...

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  7. I like the roasted brinjal idea. Gothsu looks great.

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  8. I hv posted similar one in my space.. Love this version too.. so yummy

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  9. yummy and really so tempting

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  10. love it .. shd be awesome with almost all tiffin items

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  11. love this gosthu..looks super tempting...

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  12. nice gosthu...looks delicious and also very nice clicks

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  13. tempting Jeyashri.. Must try dish!

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  14. Yummy... thought it pairs well with venpongal, I love to eat it with white rice...delicious.

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  15. You have made an awesome version of the kathirika gothsu.

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  16. am sure this will be super tasty, with that perfectly fire toasted brinjal and small onions wow...this is amazing

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  17. Sure yummy flavorful gothsu...

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  18. Delicious and inviting brinjal vengapal. Pics look excellent.
    Deepa

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  19. Lovely pictures, the bowl is so cute, nice recipe too.!

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  20. my mil makes this with pongal and i love the combo!

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  21. yummy one...i love this with idly and dosa...

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  22. Love this.li make it too..but my recipe is different..lovely tempting clicks as always..

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  23. A yummy & tempting gosthu.. Loved it :)

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  24. Sounds very tempting....interesting recipe too

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  25. Will try it soon. Interesting recipe!

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