Puli Inji - Sadya special
Ingredients
- 2 cups ginger ,chopped
- 2 green chilles, chopped
- 1 whole dry chilli
- 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
- 1/4 tsp chilli powder
- 1/4 tsp asafoittada
- curry leaves, few
- 1/4 tsp fenugreek powder
- jaggery grated, as needed
- water as needed
- 1/2 tsp mustard seeds
- tamarind, size of a lemon
- coconut oil, to fry
Directions
Heat coconut oil in a pan and deep fry chopped ginger till crisp. Drain on paper towel and pulse it in a food
processor or mixer.(just one spin should be enough). Heat 1 tbs coconut oil and splutter mustard seeds. Saute chopped red chillies and green chillies for a minute and keep aside. To the same oil add tamarind water along with chilli powder, turmeric powder, hing powder, fenugreek powder, curry leaves and jaggery. Boil till the liquid becomes very thick, adjust salt. Now add fried ginger, green chillies and red chillies. Boil for few more minutes serve with rice.
Note : If it is too spicy adjust with jaggery or molasses
Looks really very delicious... mouthwatering one... cant take out my eyes from it....
ReplyDeleteLooks very hot and delicious!
ReplyDeleteSounds very aromatic and lovely curry
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Looks really delicious...love the color
ReplyDeleteoh my i had no idea onam was round the corner
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good! I love ginger and spicy dish.. definitely bookmarking this!
ReplyDeleteLovely and very authentic treat !
ReplyDeleteDrool drool drool one of my fav, wish i was back home for this onam :-(
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty as ever. Perfect color and consistecy.
ReplyDeleteI love the vibrant colour!
ReplyDeleteDelicious... and mouthwatering!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering ..Ente fav anu, i always make sure ammama makes more, so that i can pack that home when we return after vacation during onam holidays...Made me nostalgic vrinda...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful curry with tamarind and ginger, yum!
ReplyDeletemouthwatering recipe...looks spicy
ReplyDeletenever used ginger in this way. this looks divine. almost like pickle. now I will ask my Keralian friends to invite me on Sadya. that seems a definite 'to have' meal for me now.
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering and spicy curry.
ReplyDeleteMy Fav..i have my version coming soon..
ReplyDeleteYummy yumm!!!
onam vannu alle Vrinda, Pulli inji adipoli
ReplyDeleteHave heard about this dish, but never tried it so far. Sounds tongue tickling and can imagine it would taste divine with hot rice and ghee..
ReplyDeleteAdipoli puli inji..delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow grt dish..looks too tempting...
ReplyDeleteAdipoli...
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and mouthwatering. My favourite
ReplyDeletenice one vrinda.havent evere tasted this.
ReplyDeleteAhaa, tempting inji curry..Superb pictures..Onamthinu inji curry undakkanno vendayo enna confusionilarunnu njan, ethu kandittu undakkathirikkan thonnunilla :)
ReplyDeleteI can almost feel the taste with all that ginger & love the color.....delicious...bookmarked
ReplyDeleteLooks authentic and make me drool.
ReplyDeleteThis is so new to me...thanks for sharing this traditional recipe. Looks absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favs
ReplyDeletewhat a nice new dish! Love the presentation too...
ReplyDeleteThis looks so very delicious! I love all that ginger!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering puli inji, irresistible!
ReplyDeleteWow...looks really yummy! Seeing this for the first time and it looks so good :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe, I have been looking for something similar to make. How long will it keep?
ReplyDeleteNew recipe to me ...must be really tangy. lipsmacking, i liked it
ReplyDeletethis is my favourite dish but I don't know how to prepare it.This would be a great help for me to follow it step by step.Thank you.
ReplyDeletemy favorite too.looks hot and yummy...i also make it very often..
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