Tomato – 3
Tamarind – 10g
Salt to taste
Take 50gms from the
following Vegetables
Brinjal –
Carrot –
French Beans –
Potato –
Green field beans -
Broad Beans –
Drumstick –
Raw Banana –
Karunnai Kilangu –
Surukkai -
Coconut Masala
Coconut (medium size) –
1
Garlic – 4
Coriander seeds – 1 tbsp
Dry Redchilli – 3
Peppercorns – 1 tsp
Fenugreek Seeds – ¼ tsp
To Temper
Gingelly Oil – 4 tbsp
Jeera Seeds – ½ tsp
Asafoetida Powder - ½ tsp
Curry leaf – a few
Method of Preparation
1. Cut the vegetables into medium sized dices.
2.
Extract the tamarind
juices. Slightly fry the coconut masala ingredients and then finely ground it.
3.
Heat oil in a pot, add
the shallots and tomato. Sauté it and now add the tamarind extraction. Allow to
boil in slow flame.
4.
Dilute the ground coconut
masala with water and Pour the masala into the mixture now. Stir it, add the
vegetables and salt.
5.
Allow the vegetables to
cook well in this Kulambu but you cook it in slow flame. This cooking helps the
kulambu to give better taste.
6. Finally temper and pour it on the top.