Mor kulambu with coconut milk

BITTERGOURD MOR KULAMBU 

Very delicious , simple and good alternate for regular sambar and curries. Here I have used the chinese bittergourd, because I didnt find any Indian Bittergourd. There is no big difference in taste between the indian and the chinese bittergourd.
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Ingredients
Bittergourd / Pagarkai - 1
Onion – 1/2 medium size
Tomato – 1/2
Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
Chilly powder – 1/2 tsp
Corriander powder – 1/2 tsp
Coconut milk – 1/2 cup
Beaten curd / Yoghurt – 1/2 cup
Green chilly slited -1 or 2 as per ur taste
Cumin – 1/2 tsp
Mustard
Buttermilk – 1/4 cup or yoghurt – 1 tbsp

Method
1. wash and slice the bittergourd and put it on buttermilk with little salt and keep it aside for 15 mins. ( this will reduce the bitterness of the bittergourd, if u dont have buttermilk take 1tbsp of curd or yoghurt , add water and beat it well) . Drain the buttermilk after 15 mins and rinse the bittergourd slices with cold water for four or five times.
2. Heat little oil in a pan and fry the bittergourd slices till brown.
3. Add the sliced onion, fry till soft and add the green chilly, turmeric, chilly and corriander powders.
Add the sliced tomato and cook for two more mins.
4. Add the coconut milk and cover it with a lid and cook it low flame for few more minutes. Once the raw smells goes off turn off the gas.
5. After 1 or 2 mins add in the beaten yoghurt or curd and mix it well. Finally add the salt.
6. For seasoning , heat little oil pop mustard and cumin and pour over the kulambu and enjoy with rice.


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Note:
Dont add the beaten yoghurt, while the kulambu is boiling.
Add salt after adding the yoghurt. I made coconut milk by grinding fresh coconut, you can use any canned coconut milk. (Never used canned coconut milk and I have no idea which brand is good)

6 Responses to “Mor kulambu with coconut milk”

  1. Roopa Says:

    jasu, nice kolumbu.
    I like this variation, i would try this soon
    Thanks for the recipe, BTW you have used the chinese bitterguard right!

    Yes Roopa, I have used the chinese ones, because I didnt find any Indian bittergourd.
    these chines ones are little bitter than Indian , but follow the procedure it is good.
    -JJ

  2. soumya Says:

    Hmm this looks awesome.Lovely color .think this will really taste good with all the goodies and coconut milk in it..hmm lovely.Like the bittergaurd will give shot for sure.thanks for sharing

    Hi Soumya, yes you are absolutely correct. Always coconut milk gives better taste to any kind of dish.
    This is so goos with the bittergourd. Give it a try
    thanks
    -JJ

  3. Asha Says:

    I made the same too Jas!:)) Looks great, I love this dish with rice.Thanks for the recipe.

    Yes asha, It goes very well with rice.
    thanks
    -JJ

  4. Bharathy. Says:

    Pleasant shots…awesome and unique presentation.Love your blog.Added in my blog list as well…..well done keep it up!!participating lakshmi’s RCI right???me too….Zzzzzz:)

    Hi bharathy, thanks for adding mine to your blogroll. Yes it is Lakshmi’s RCI. waiting to
    see all those yummy tamil dishes.
    -JJ

  5. Bharathy. Says:

    B.T.W,jasu inform me if any blogging competition on photos and illustration of recipes going on…Need to Vote for YOU……just went thru your recipes…..A-w-e-s-o-m-e……..

    Wow! I got a voter.
    Thank you so much Bharathy. Nice to know that you like mine.
    :) -JJ

  6. Richa Says:

    looks great!
    the color, the texture looks so good.
    thanks

    Thanks Roopa,
    -JJ


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