Ingredients:
Tamarind - 1big gooseberry size.
Dry red chilly - 3-4
Brinjal -small 5-6
Garlic cloves -5
Urad dal -2 tsp
Mustard seeds -1 tsp
Methi (fenugreek) seeds -1 tsp
Coriander (daniya ) seeds -1 tsp
Toor dal - 1 tsp
Chana dal -1 tsp
Hing - a pinch
Onion -1 big
Sambar powder - 3 tsps
Curry leaves - few
Salt as required
Oil
Method:
Fry coriander seeds, chana dal, toor dal, methi seeds without adding oil till it becomes brown.
Grind these ingredients into masala powder.
Cut the brinjals lengthwise into half and the half into two,wash nicely and put them in water and keep aside.
Heat a kadai with oil and add mustard seeds, urad dal and methi seeds and fry till it becomes brown.
Now add curry leaves, dry red chillies and garlic chopped into pieces and also onion chopped into pieces and fry till it becomes soft.
Now add the sambar powder and fry.
Now add the tamarind extract liquid and brinjal pieces and allow it to boil.
Add the powdered masala powder to the boiling solution.
Lower the heat and let the kuzhambu boil for some time with all the mixtures.
After the vatha kuzhambu becomes thick, remove from fire .
Now serve the vatha kuzhambu hot with Rice and papad and some curd pachadi (raitha)
It's something interesting n different for me.
ReplyDeletelovely curry dear...looks spicy and tancy....very tempting.
ReplyDeleteOh, YUM! I love chettinad foods...this is my all time fav and your dish looks amazingly delicious!
ReplyDeletevatha kozhambu sounds nice tangy and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteYummy.....
ReplyDeleteYummy..I like tangy curries..:-)
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletelove to eat with hot rice & vadam.yummy
ReplyDeletelooks soo yummy..perfect with rice..
ReplyDeletesounds yummy.. I am sure this will great with some nice hot rice..
ReplyDeleteMy fav tamar gravy- I keep for several days! Tasty gravy!
ReplyDeleteYummy. I luv chettinad dishes...
ReplyDeleteYummy curry...perfect with hot rice.
ReplyDeleteJust love with papads...my all time fav kuzhambu..
ReplyDeleteyummy. my mouth is become sour seeing this
ReplyDeleteI too started making this version recently...tastes divine...nice picture dear :)
ReplyDeleteyummy..the name of tamarind will make mouth water..yummm
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ReplyDeleteYour Vatha Kuzhambu looks awesome. It tastes so good with rice.
I'm game for vatha kuzhambu of any kind... should try yours soon :-)
ReplyDeletehi kitchen queen
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by my blog... u have wonderful recipes.. vatha kozhumbu is my fav...
Vatha Kuzhambu looks yummy...slurp!!!
ReplyDeleteLove vetha kozhambu
ReplyDeleteHave not tried with garlic.
Will give it a shot!
Never knew about this recipe before. Sounds yummy, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy... perfect with hot rice and papad.
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe, looks delicious.
ReplyDeletevathakuzhambu is my all time favorite...looks awesome!
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