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May 24, 2009
Tomato Kurma- Very simple and tasty
This recipe is from Mallika Badrinath's cookbook. I like this recipe for it's simplicity.
Ingredients:
Onion chopped-1 cup
Tomatoes chopped-2 small
Oil-1 tbsp
Star Anise-1
Salt
Sugar-1/2 tsp
Coriander leaves-to garnish
To grind with little water into a smooth paste:
Coconut-1/4 cup
Almonds-20(can use cashews)
Green chilli-small piece(or according to spice level)
Red chillies-2
Coriander seeds-1 tsp
Garam masala powder-1/2 tsp
Method:
Heat oil in a pan. Add star anise. Fry for 10 seconds. Add onions. Sprinkle salt. Fry till it turns soft.
Add tomatoes. Cook till tomatoes turn soft.
Add the ground paste and some more salt. Add 1/4 to 1/2 cup water if the gravy is very thick. Bring the mixture to boil. Simmer for 15 minutes. Add sugar. Stir well.
Garnish with coriander leaves.
Serve with rotis or pooris.
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Kurma looks so creamy and simple too I to like mallika badharinath recipes some of them are so easy to make. And aperfect dish for chapati yum.
ReplyDeleteI do loe MB's recipes, tomato kurma looks rich and creamy..lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteif i say its looking great , it wont be enough..i dont have words to say Mahima...its just awesome...wonderful presentation...im drooling here... :)
ReplyDeleteHave tried the same recipe. Rich n creamy.beautiful presentation dear.
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeleteYour tomato Kurma is gorgeous.
Appa
does seem super simple! I have some almonds lying around too :)
ReplyDeleteFirst time i see a kurma dish like this.
ReplyDeleteLooks creamy yummy dleicous.
Simple and lovely! Am going to make this today.
ReplyDeleteHmmm finger licking food...Love the addition of almonds...
ReplyDeleteawesome picture..
ReplyDeleteThat looks quite simple n yummy lol..
ReplyDeleteWow gorgeous pic mahimaa..tomato kurma looks delicious and you have given such an elegant look :)
ReplyDeleteI have the book in my hand,I will definitly give it a try!!
ReplyDeleteMahimaa very nice dish and very very lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteMahi check your carrot and mango milkshake in my blog
ReplyDeletehi mahima,
ReplyDeletebeautiful treat to the eyes:)
love tomato kurma. I love mallika badhrinath's cook book's they turn out superb
Njoy!
I too tried the same recipe from Mallika's book dear :) Nice presentation...looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteCreamy and flavourful tomato kurma! Good one :)
ReplyDeleteThat whole spread looks awesome... I love all the fresh veggies... kurma sounds so tasty, I will bookmark!
ReplyDeleteThat looks quite simple n yummy...superb presentation.. wish to have some chappathi and gravy.. loved ur pictures too
ReplyDeleteKuruma looks so creamy and flavorful...pretty presentation..liked the background color
ReplyDeleteIndeed simple! looks scrumptious too.. I have to try this..
ReplyDeletehi mahi, lovely kurma and lovely gorgeous pictures, i too like mallika badrinath, i used to watch her cookery shows and used to like her recipes..., lovely presentation....
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy and sounds so simple to make.....good one!
ReplyDeleteReally simple recipe. Your Kurma looks so creamy and yummy!
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it looks yummy & nice presentation ...........
ReplyDeleteVery delicious..looks creamy bcos of the addition of almonds...
ReplyDeleteI've tried this too and have posted it as well - my periamma makes a very similar gravy and her recipe matched it so well - we typically enjoy this with idlis/dosais :)
ReplyDeletewow! lovely presentation ...yummy looking kurma ...:) Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe ..will try this soon
ReplyDeletesuch a simple and lovely looking kurma!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely presentation..the colour looks perfect dear!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious & creamy kuruma. Lovely dish.
ReplyDeletelovely kurma, will give a try. looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteSo creamy.I too had seen the recipe.I too like her recipesLove the presentation.Can I come over?
ReplyDeleteYum yum it looks! I hope to replace tomato with something else like capsicum or mushroom.
ReplyDeletethatz quite a simple & easy Kurma, Mahi .. good one
ReplyDeletethat does sound simple! And I also liked the 'Indian" style salad in your pic :D
ReplyDeleteSOunds really yum and looks great, Mahima!
ReplyDeleteLOVELY TOMATO KURMA.......IT LOOKS YUMM........
ReplyDeleteyummy kurma... and excellent picture Mahimaa!
ReplyDeleteI tried her kurma , simple and yet delicious one!
ReplyDeletePicture presentation super Mahimaa! Kurma looks awesome too! :)
ReplyDeletethis is bookmarked! I remember watching malika badrinath's show. Did you notice how she was so thin in the beginning and she put on weight after 2 seasons? lol!
ReplyDeleteRich and creamy kurma... Looks Royal!
ReplyDeleteKurma looks very very inviting! sapadanum pole eruku :) Very nice click!
ReplyDeleteLooks very creamy and rice!!! perfect dish and MB's dishes are very simPLE to make with all ingredients from the pantry!!!
ReplyDeletesimple dish...Wonderfully presented..
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazingly yum n super easy Mahi..:)
ReplyDeletesimple, yummy and the pic is making me very hungry now :)
ReplyDeleteHi mahimaa, answer to your question..
ReplyDeleteThe sauted tomato and onions pieces stand out giving a separate flavour to the rice grains
while the ground tomato with the masala penetrates into the rice grains(as the rice is cooked in that mixture)...gives an overall tomato blast of flavours!
Haha..romba overa iruka??
My friend actually told me something like this when i first heard the recipe:)
Kurma looks so yummy,creamy and colorful. Luved the click also.
ReplyDeletehey this is new to me...shall be trying it soon :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yum and lovely pic....just drolling
ReplyDeleteawesome dish Mahimaa....nice click, great presentation!!
ReplyDeleteLooks yum and gorgeous picture!
ReplyDeleteyummy looking kurma!! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious.
ReplyDeleteKurma looks creamy and yummy.Awesome Click as usual. Lovley presenttion. I love to watch her show in Jaya TV.
ReplyDeleteKurma gravy is thick and inviting
ReplyDeletenice recipe and awesome setup.
ReplyDeleteSimple and inviting, great picture!
ReplyDeleteLovely curry. I have never used star anise in cooking except for in baking. great picture as always!
ReplyDeleteMahimaa, how delicious. This is a great recipe to have on hand now that summer's going to shower us with its bounty of tomatoes. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteQuick, easy, yummy and authentic tasting side dish for rotis
ReplyDeletehi Mahimaa
ReplyDeletei made tomato kurma once with almonds and then with cashews........both turned out to be yummy!thanks.