Ingredients:
Small Purple Brinjals / Pinji Kathrikaai - 4
Sesame Oil - 1/4 cup
Tamarind - a small lemon size.
For Masala:
* Chana Dal / Kadala Paruppu - 1 tbsp
* Dhania / Corriander Seeds - 1 tbsp
* Roasted Peanuts- 1 tbsp
* Dry Red Chilli - 4
* Sesame Seeds - 1 tbsp
Dry Roast the above ingredients and grind into a coarse powder. to the grounded coarse powder, add the following and grind into a smooth paste.
* 1 Tbsp Ginger Garlic Paste
* 1 Big Red Onion
* 2 Tomatoes
Now the Masala is Ready.
Method:
Make a X cut on Brinjal's. check inside whether its clean (without sothaai). Fill some masala's into the "X" cut of brinjal's and let the brinjals marinate in masala for about 10-15 minutes.
Soak the Tamarind in a 1/4 cup of warm water for about 10 minutes. squeeze the tamarind and throw out the pulp.
Heat Oil in a Kadaai / Thick bottomed Pan. drop the brinjals stuffed with masala's one by one into the Oil.
Let the Brinjal's get cooked in medium flame. when the Brinjals shrink and fried for about 4 minutes in medium flame, add the Masala's to the Oil and fry the masala in the oil for 2 minutes.
Add Tamarind water to the Pan and let the kulambu boil. slow the flame. add salt to taste and mix well. Now reduce the flame and close the pan with its lid and let the kulambu sit on the flame for about 15 minutes or till the brinjals get cooked fully and till Oil comes on the sides of the Pan.
Add some Curry leaves and remove from the flame.
Serve with Hot Rice.
The Kulambu will be in a thick paste form. it will be so divine to mix with Hot Rice.
This looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove it. Got to get some Brinjals now. Sauce looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteDelicious - I love this curry!!
ReplyDeletethat looks spciy and favulous..drooling...
ReplyDeletelovely mouth watering kuzhambu.
ReplyDeleteWow, the gravy sounds amazing. I will surely try out the gravy part of it as I am not that big a fan of stuffed brinjals.
ReplyDeleteGravy looks super thick and yumm..mouthwatering kuzhambu..
ReplyDeleteStuffed brinjals , my favorite.I love your version with tamarind will definately try this.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy and one of my fav one... Simply tempting..
ReplyDeleteYou are making me hungry now lavi. Looks sooo spicy and delectable. Love it.
ReplyDeleteNice and yummy eggplant dish.
ReplyDeletesuch a yummy recipe.bookmarking this. " sothai kathrikkai" -LOL.
ReplyDeleteSuperb it looks! Mouthwatering I am Lavi!
ReplyDeleteI love the masala u added, i do but without masala. Looks absolutely delicious with rice!
ReplyDeleteMy fav' too...love ennai kathirikai kuzhambu, looks delicious...you are making me hungry with this picture:)
ReplyDeletelove tht rice plate with curry...awesome meal....yumm
ReplyDeleteI am drooling Lavi..Looks excellent!
ReplyDeleteLavi, that looks incredible. The name of that dish brought me running to your blog, because I can't resist anything with eggplants in it. I love love love the peanuts in there-- they go so well with eggplant.
ReplyDeleteDelicious ...looks just yum...am trying this very soon
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ReplyDeletehey,
ReplyDeletelove your blog...I tried your yennai kathirikai first and it was fabulous... and after few months I googled potato curry which bought me to your webpage again only that I didn't realise it was the same blogger.
...keep up the good work!
Gayathri
Tried this one today and it came out very well.
ReplyDeleteTasty curry. Loved it.
i love your blog and the beautiful pictures. it is so tempting to try your items...i always use your panner peas curry dish and it's a super hit every time. :-)
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