Kara Kuzhambu and Puli Kuzhambu are almost same but bit changes in the ingredients and the method of preparation.I used the ladies finger in this recipe,you can use drumstick,brinjal,sundakkai, pavakkai,etc...Here is the recipe...
Ingredients:
5-6 ladies finger(chopped into 1/2" pieces)
lemon sized tamarind
1/4 tsp fenugreek seeds
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1 medium sized onion chopped/6 small onions
1 medium sized tomato chopped
1 garlic crushed
few curry leaves
1/3 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp chili powder
2 tsp coriander seeds
2 tbsp oil
1 tbsp coconut(grind into a fine paste with enough water)
Salt to taste
Method:
Soak the lemon sized tamarind with 1 cup of water for 15 Min's.After 15 Min's using hand extract the juice and filter the impurities.Keep the tamarind extract aside.
Heat oil in a pan or a kadhai.Add the mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds wait until it splutter.Then add the chopped onion,tomatoes,curry leaves and crushed garlic,saute them well in the oil,until the tomatoes and onion become soft.
Add the turmeric powder,chili powder,coriander powder and salt.let them cook until the raw smell goes out completely.Cover and cook for few Min's so that the veggie also get fully cooked.
Add the coconut paste and cook for few minutes.If it is too chick and you want more gravy,then you can add 1/2 cup of water.Cover and cook for sometime.
After few Min's check whether the ladies finger fully cooked or not.Once the gravy becomes thick and the oil comes out at the top, is the correct stage to switch off the stove and transfer it into the serving bowl.
Serve it with hot rice and kootu or simply with papad.











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Looks yummy and so tempting...
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Thanks kurinji for ur immediate comment...
ReplyDeleteHi Prema,
ReplyDeleteNice puli kulambu...:)
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Excellent recipe Prema for ladies finger.
ReplyDeletelooks yummy and i was planning to do the same curry ..
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing ur version dear. looks great.
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Looks good!!
ReplyDeleteDear Prema
ReplyDeleteThats an awesome recipe. I am a bong...will try this dish in a day or two, for a change of taste.
Have a nice week ahead
curry is looking moutwatering and tempting
ReplyDeleteYummy yummm,, i would love to have some Prema...
ReplyDeletevery tempting ...wonderful presentation
ReplyDeletePresentation is superb.
ReplyDeletepulikulambu delicious. Anything with okra i love.
ReplyDeleteVery tempting curry..looks tangy n spicy.love it!
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Never tasted a pulikuzhambu before. It looks very tempting!! Am drooling over that last picture..
ReplyDeletepuli kuzhambu super-a irukku.
ReplyDeletepuli-karaikkarathaiyum step-by-etep photo-vaa? kalakkareengka prema! :):)
you will not believe how am drooling over here :)
ReplyDeletepresented soo well and i feel like having it melting ghee over rice.
ReplyDeleteThanks friends for ur supportive words...
ReplyDelete@ Mahi Thanks for ur comment,
ReplyDeletePuli Karaikkira picture is only for the beginers,One of my reader asked a doubt about the tamarind extract in my kara kuzhambu recipe.So i added this pics,
(http://www.premascook.com/2010/08/kara-kuzhambu-recipe.html)
I love puli kuzhambu/kara kuzhambu,I make a different way,love this version,mouthwatering!
ReplyDeleteOMG you make everything drool worthy and mouthwatering..love the color, love the okra, love the oil on top, love everything.
ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
curry looks very thick and spicy!!perfect combo with rice!
ReplyDeleteTongue tickling puli kuzhambu, am hungry now..
ReplyDeleteLooks so yum, I love your version, great click too..
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I think I m visiting ur space the first time..LOved ur space..And curry looks absolutely delicious..Will visit u often for veggie dishes.:)
ReplyDeleteLooks so authentic n lipsmacking Prema...
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i love it ... its simple ..i m making it once i m back home:)
ReplyDeleteபுளியை கரைக்கர்து எப்பிடினு போட்டோ போட்டு கலக்கிட்டேள் அக்கா!!...:) LOL
ReplyDeletei love this way of making pulikuzhambhu. Adding coconut sounds great prema
ReplyDeleteYummmmm....Love the way u blog the step to step pics of the procedure....
ReplyDeletePrema,I was asking just like that,no offence meant! :)
ReplyDeleteBTW,those photos look nice.:)
I am drooling at the looks of that spicy and tangy gravy..nice recipe dear
ReplyDeleteThanks Mahi...
ReplyDeletemy fav kuzhambu, looks good, beautiful pictures, great
ReplyDeletenice okra.. perfect with rice!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious...
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Lovely presentation, I love this tangy curry with hot rice.
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