For this month cook book challenge,I tried a recipe from a magazine print out.This print out was taken in 2004 and I found out while cleaning the clutters.
Coming to the recipe its a mix of both karakulambhu and masala kulambhu with slight tangy taste.We normally use the yam(senai) for fry but never tried in kulambhu varieties.For the first time I tried and it came out super yummy.Here I used the frozen pieces,if you are using fresh one,chop and cook it separately in tamarind water.Off to the recipe...............................
Senai Karamani Kulambhu
Basic Information
Preparation time ~10 minutes
Cooking time ~ 35-40minutes
Serves ~ 3-4
Ingredients
Ingredient
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Quantity
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Black eyed peas/karamani
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1/2 cup
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Elephant yam/senai kilangu
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12-14 (1 inch cubes)
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Onion(chopped)
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1 (medium size)
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Tomato(chopped)
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2 (medium size)
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Ginger&garlic paste
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2 tsp
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Red chilly powder/milagai podi
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11/2 tsp
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Coriander powder/dhaniya podi
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2 tsp
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Turmeric powder/manjal podi
|
1/4 tsp
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Tamarind/puli
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big gooseberry size
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Oil
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2 tbs
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Salt
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11/2 tsp
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For the tempering
Ingredient
|
Quantity
|
---|---|
Mustard seeds
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1/2 tsp
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Fenugreek seeds
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1/8 tsp
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Cumin seeds/jeeragam
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1/2 tsp
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Cinnamon/pattai
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1 inch piece
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Grind to a fine paste
Ingredient
|
Quantity
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---|---|
Coconut(grated)
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2 tbs
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Fennel seeds/sombu
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1/2 tsp
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Method
- Soak the tamarind in 1/2 cup of water and extract it,grind the coconut and fennel seeds to a fine paste.Cook the cubed yam in boiling water for 5 minutes or till it becomes half cooked and keep it aside.
- Heat a pan and dry roast the black eye peas till a nice aroma comes out.Pour 2 cups of water and cook it until becomes soft (not mushy).
- Meanwhile heat the oil in a pan and do the tempering with the ingredients.Sauté the onion till it becomes transparent. Now add the ginger&garlic paste,chopped tomato and the yam pieces.Saute it well for 2 minutes,add in the red chily powder,coriander powder,turmeric powder.Give it a mix and fry it for a minute.
- Add the tamarind extract and salt along with a cup of water and let it cook till the oil separates.Now add the ground paste and mix it well,let it boil for 2-3 minutes.Finally add the cooked black eye peas.Allow to cook it for couple of minutes and put off the flame.
- Serve it with rice and pappad.
Enjoy.....................................
- D not cook the roasted peas in pressure cooker,it may turn out mushy.
- Use an inch piece tamarind to cook the yam in tamarind water.
Looks super tempting
ReplyDeleteYou are tempeting me with your clicks..Love this kulambu
ReplyDeleteThis is tempting gravy, I would like to have some with hot rice :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting combination of ingredients for the kulanmbhu Nalini. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow what a delicious gravy. I love the pictures n the flavours.
ReplyDeleteI'm allergic to yam but I love black eyed peas - I may just have to try this maybe substituting the yam with pumpkin - it looks so good
ReplyDeleteI don't cook yam but if I recall, we do make pulusu, tamarind based gravy with yam. My mom use to make it. That bowl of kulambhuyam looks delicious
ReplyDeleteHello Nalini
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Such a lovely combination Nalini..looks good..
ReplyDeleteDelicious and mouth watering dish give the onion and tomotto and tamarind in grams
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