Morkulambhu is a yogurt based gravy tastes heaven with hot rice and parrupu usli. I will post the recipe for parrupu usili in blog later.
INGREDIENTS:
| CURD | 2 CUPS |
| TOOR DAL | 1 TBLSP |
| COCONUT GRATED | 2 TBLSP |
| GREEN CHILLI | 3 NOS. |
| JEERAGAM(CUMINSEEDS) | 1 TSP |
| LADIES FINGER | 5-6 NOS |
| COCONUT OIL | 1 TSP |
| COOKING OIL | 1 TSP |
| PERUNGAYAM | A PINCH |
| TURMERIC POWDER | A PINCH |
METHOD:
Soak the toor dal in very little water for 15 mins. Beat the curd nicely using a whisk and make it as buttermilk.Dont add water to it. The butter milk should be thick. Add salt as needed , turmeric powder and perungayam to it and keep it aside.
Grind the soaked toordhal,jeeragam green chillies and coconut into a fine paste.
While grinding this dont use water,use the buttermilk we have kept aside. This will prevent from the morekulambhu becoming watery.
Then add the paste to the buttermilk we have keptaside.
Meanwhile cut the ladies finger and fry it till golden brown using a non stick kadai and keep it aside.
Then heat the kadai put a tsp of oil and temper mustard seeds to it and add the buttermilk mixture to it. Keep in the stove top in a medium low and stir it in between.
Switch off the gas when it starts boling. Now add the coconut oil and garnish with curry leaves and coriander leaves.
Add the ladysfinger before serving.
Enjoy your meal.















Hi jeyshri,
ReplyDeletenice step by step procedure,mine is litt;le bit different from urs....nice pic:)
hmmm.....Yummy,I love ladies finger in more kuzhambu,perfect combo!!!
ReplyDeleteNice colour, lovely pic and seems delicious too....will try this weekend...
ReplyDeleteI was searching for a morkuzhambu like this..very simple , looks superb !! Bright picture , nice step by step explanation..:) planning to try ur veg biriyani this weekend..will let u know :)
ReplyDeletewowwwww...moru kulambu n fried okra looks so tempting!...delicious!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank u all for leaving ur comments here.
ReplyDeletewow..more kulambu romba nalla erukku..it is not easy to make this like any other kulumbu..it can curdle anytime..i think urs is best..keep blogging more
ReplyDeleteThank u so much priya for ur encouraging comments
ReplyDeleteJeyamma,
ReplyDeleteMore kozhambu is my favorite dish. Your presentation is simply awesome. Now all I need is some paruppusili and I am ready to eat. :-)
Meena its absolutely pleasure to serve u.Catch the flight soon.
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious nice color little different then mine.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyshri superb photo and I love mor kozhambu.. so you are getting an award. Pls collect it from my blog.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME :-) - I'll try it and let you know how it went!
ReplyDeleteYour pics are awesome too!
Thank u so much rekha and sarawathi.
ReplyDeleteSriram welcome, Try it and i bet surely u like it more.
great recipe..love this dish..also must say its so detailed...very helpful..
ReplyDeleteLovely step by step procedure... I posted a similar one too...
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeya for ur encouraging words, first time to you space too..More kuzhambu looks fantastic....U have a lovely blog too..
ReplyDeleteThank u so much priya for visiting my blog
ReplyDeleteI love Morkulambu. My recipe is almost same, except that i add a little coriander seeds too while grinding the paste.
ReplyDeletedroolworthy morkuzhambu..will finish the whole bowl..looks awesome..!
ReplyDeletevery good. It really helped me with the quantities. aCtually I had gotgot confused with what my mom makes and that my mil makes. Well you told me exactly the way my mom makes. This one is called "Pachai mor kozhambu". Well thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteit s looking so n ice n tasty.
ReplyDeleteGood recipe. Thank you for sharing. Nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteI added some garlic and onions before frying the okra... gives a better texture and smell to the kozhambu.