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Monday, May 9, 2011

Egg Gravy:


Ingredients:

5 Eggs
½ Red Onion chopped (Keep some for tempering)
1 Tomato Chopped
½ tsp Fennel seeds/Sombu
½ tsp Cumin seeds
1 tsp Peppercorns
3 Green chillies
1 Cinnamon stick
1 Cloves
10 pieces of Garlic (3 pieces for grinding, remaining cut lengthwise)
1 inch of Ginger
4 Coconut pieces(medium)
1 tsp of Red chilli powder
Oil
Salt

Preparation:

Boil the eggs and peel them and keep it aside.
In the oil fry all the spices,green chillies and then add chopped onions and ginger,garlic.

Fry them in the oil and when the onion colour changes, add the chopped tomatoes and salt and cook covered for few mins.

When the tomatoes are mashed well, switch off the flame and let it to cool sometime.

Meanwhile, grind the coconut pieces first without adding water.
Then add the cooled mixture to it and grind it again in a mixie/processor.
Add water if needed and make the paste ready.

Now in a sauce pan, add oil and fry the remaining chopped onions and garlic(cut lengthwise) and add the paste and fry in the oil for few secs.

Then add a tsp of red chilli powder & a cup of water and bring it to boil.

When all the raw smell of masala goes, add the eggs with slits on each side of eggs, sothat the masalas goes inside the eggs.

Cook covered for 5 mins in medium-low flame. The egg masala leaves oil on sides.
Now the egg gravy / muttai kuzhambu is ready to serve with biryani/ plain rice/chapatti.

Friday, April 15, 2011

Chicken Gravy and Chops

Chicken Gravy and Chops:

  This chicken gravy is very spicy and tasty. The taste will be perfect if we use the whole chicken with bone and skin. This process does not require any marinating. Quick and easy method. Both gravy and chops can be prepared with the same masalas and in less time. We used to say it as Chicken Varutha Curry.



 

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Kadai Chicken




Kadai chicken is a very spicy dish, but rich in taste because of the freshness of ginger, garlic and capsicum’s flavor and ofcourse the red chillies used. This is very easy to prepare and in less time. Can be made dry or with gravy. My recipe here is with less gravy, can be served with Naan /Roti.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Chilli Chicken Gravy:

                    Chilli chicken / chicken Manchurian is very common in fast foods (road side) and also in most hotels .There are different variety in preparing chilli chicken.
Deep frying the chicken  
Pressure cooking the chicken
Each method has different taste.In the deep fry method the chicken pieces will be hot and sweet.And it’s a good method for chilli chicken dry.But for gravy, the chicken pieces will leave oil and become hard when cooking again.So I use to pressure cook them for gravy .
   

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Muttai Thokku / Egg Masala / Egg Curry :

Ingredients:

                                          5 Boiled eggs -Sliced
 1 Big Red onion chopped
 1 Big Tomato chopped
 2  Garlic pieces
 Ginger Garlic paste
 1/2 tsp  Cumin seeds
 1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
 1 tbs Red chilli powder
 1 tbs Sambar powder  ( Or add 1tbs of coriander powder + extra 1 tbs red chilli powder)
 Salt
 2 tbs oil
                            


Preparation:

         Add oil to a non stick pan and add mustard seeds and cumin seeds,once the seeds popped add the crushed garlic pieces and fry then add the ginger garlic paste and fry for 3 secs ,then add the chopped onions and cook covered for 3-5mins in med-high flame.
      Once the onion changes color and becomes soft,add the chopped tomatoes ,salt and cook covered for 3mins.Tomatoes should get mashed and the oil should seperate from it.Now add the masala powders and fry until the raw smell goes..
                                                                                             
   Then sprinkle some water and add the eggs to it .Now reduce the flame to medium - low and cook for about 5 mins or until the masala goes inside the egg yolks.
  Serve muttai thokku with hot rice and chapatis :)  This is one of our favourite dish learned from my mother-in-law.
    


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