7 Mar 2008

Brinjal / Vazhuthananga kaalan (sambar)

When I prepared this dish, I didn't get a name to call. This curry is prepared using a mixture of spices of sambar and kaalan. Hence the name sambar kaalan.. :D This is a No Onion , No Garlic preparation and is a very thick curry which is good with rice..



Ingredients

Brinjal 4
turmeric powder 1/2 tsp
chilli powder 1 tsp
asafoetida / kayam 1 small piece
kadala parippu / gram dal 2 tsps
uluva / fenugreek seeds 1/4 tsp
coconut grated 1 cup
curd 1 cup
mustard seeds
curry leaves few
coconut oil
water
salt



Method
Heat one spoon oil in a pan. Roast kadalapparippu and kayam in that until slightly red and take it out.
Cut, clean and cook brinjals with salt, water , chilli and turmeric powders.
Blend coconut with curd and roasted kadalapparippu and kayam. Blend until you get a smooth mixture. Pour this into the cooked brinjals. Mix well, check salt.and heat it. When it begins to boil switch off fire.
Heat coconut oil, splutter uluva and mustards , fry curry leaves and pour this seasoning into the curry. You can adjust the thickness by adding water according to your taste.

14 comments:

  1. Hi Seena

    Thanks a lot for visiting my blogspot & comment.

    Cheers

    Niya

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  2. Absolutely delicious! I have a brinjal saved, will try this,thanks Seena. I love your recipes!:))

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  3. That's a different type of kaalan.. Looks creamy and good Seena.

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  4. It looks like Kurma, but different, i like ur recipe :)

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  5. looks creamy and delicious seena....

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  6. Looks so comforting. Love it!! :-)

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  7. kaalan looks perfect!!!!yummy yummy

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  8. Oh you don't need a name, it looks delicious. Serve it forme with plain rice, i would eat them even without asking the name :-)

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  9. wow!!this is new to me....looks delish....wanna try it soon..

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  10. I love brinjal! Looks yummy:)

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  11. Sounds delicious Seena it looks lovely and thick I love the yellow colour. :-)

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