Paruppu Urundai Kurma – Real Comfort, Real Good!
- 16
- May
- 2011
Steamed Lentil’s Balls In Spciy Korma:
Ingredients:
For Paruppu Urundai:
Thoor Dal(soaked in water for 20 minutes)
Salt
Ginger 2″ peeled and grated
Garlic 5-6 cloves chopped
Dry red chilies 6-8
Salt
Fennel seeds 2 spoons
Curry leaves few
Cilantro.
For Kurma/Korma:
Fresh coconut milk 1 cup
Poppy seeds paste 1 teaspoon
Green chilies 3 slitted
Onion 1 small – grated
Onion 1 small sliced
Ginger-garlic paste 1 teaspoon
Tomato 1 crushed
Tomato 1 chopped
Salt
Turmeric 1/4 spoon
Chili powder 1 spoon
Cinnamon 1 stick
Cloves 3
Fennel seeds 2 teaspoons
Cardamom 1 crushed
Bay leaf 1
Curry leaves few
Mint leaves few
Cilantro leaves few
Ghee / butter 1 table spoon.
Method:
Wet-grind the first set of ingredients ( for urundai) and shape them into small ping pong size balls. Now, steam cook them for 10 minutes and set aside.
In a wide crock pot, heat ghee. Add the tempering spices. Followed by chilies, onions sliced + grated and ginger-garlic paste. Fry real good until fragrant.
Now add tomatoes too, fry real good until it turns pulpy.
Further add salt, turmeric and chili powder. Followed by 2 cups of water. Cover and cook over low-medium heat. Once the curry thickens, add poppy seeds paste and coconut milk. Bring this to boil, now add the steamed lentils balls one by one, without crowding. Cover and cook over low-medium heat, briefly.
Then, remove from heat and allow an hour of resting time…so that the curry is well-imbibed into the lentils-balls.
Serve to go with pilaf or soft rotis.
yummy kurma, dear…nice click
My favourite Kuzhambu.Looks delicious
South Indian Home
Innovative recipe..looks delicious dear.
looking very yummy.
Looks great!
Looks fantastic ~ I could devour it all in no time
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US Masala
Can survive with this kurma for many days,my fav..
My favorite,recently I tried adding directly the balls in kulambu without steaming it,it was good too
Looks very yummy and great clips !!
Yeahhh… totally agreed! Real comfort… delicious… just relax and enjoy…
Yumm,mouthwatering here,Im drooling looking at at this click!!
Always love the kuzhambu….
Love this malar…bookmarking this…wow..so many wonderful flavours.
I have seen something similar so many times, now I have to absolutely make it, they do look like comfort food
My mom’s favorite is parippu urundai kuzhambu this looks nice.
Malar dats a fab recipe…love it
Healthy and delicious.. new to me though.
I love this paruppu urundai kuzhambu, looks super delicious.
I don’t know h I missed this post:( my fav paruppu urundai..but never tried kurma…romba supera erukku malar…will try this soon n let u know…
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Loved this recipe would like to try this one
Yummy paruppu urundai and karamani gravy….reminded me of my mom’s food which she prepares often.
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Looks delicious!:D
Kurma looks absolutely fab , malar! Paatha pasikardhu!
These balls are looking pefect and the gravy is rich and delicious! Loved this recipe. You are right, a story behind a recipe is very important. It makes the post very interesting.
Like this paruppu urundai kulambu. 100% true. life is all abt food and celebrations.
Cheers,
Uma
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This is my fav..loos super yum…U give me this daily I can eat without complaining..luv it so much
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i am going to try this tomorrow dear..wil let u know how it came ok..
you are truly amazing…love this recipe
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Hi thanks for sharing the recipe with us. We are catering at countless Indian Wedding & we look forward to service your Paruppu Urundai as a catering option. Posted by Indian Wedding Caterers Gulshan Iqbal
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