Friday, June 11, 2010

Guest Posts Galore...Another lovely guest post from yet another wonderful blog!

Another awesome blogger, who has been gracious enough to feed my  in my absence...she has an amazing array of recipes on her space!! Here is a great recipe(one that I have never tried before) So, here is Nithu from Nithu's Kitchen.
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First of all, let me thank Meena for giving me this wonderful opportunity. This is my first guest post and I'm happy and excited about this. Today, I'm going to share one authentic dish "Idiyappam and Coconut Milk Kurma/Vellai Kurma". Idiyappam is my favourite food right from my childhood. My Mom used to make many varieties of Idiyappam. My most favourite is Idiyappam with kurma. I have already shared the Idiyappam preparation in my blog. You can see the method here. Now, for Coconut milk Kurma,



You Need :
1. Mixed cut Vegetable - 1/2 Cup
2. Coconut Milk - 1.5 Cups (unsweetened)
3. Onion - 1/4 Cup (Chopped)
4. Green Chilly - 3 or adjust to you taste
5. Bay Leaf - 1
6. Cinnamon stick - 1
7. Saunf - 1/2 tsp
8. Garam Masala - 1 tsp (Optional)
9. Oil - 1/2 tbs
10. Lemon Juice - 1 tsp
11. Salt - Needed qty

Procedure :
1. Take oil in a pan. Add bay leaf, cinnamon and saunf.Fry for a minute.
2. Now, add the onion and green chillies. Fry well. Then add the other cut vegetables.
3. Simmer the stove.
4. Add garam masala to the vegetables. Saute for few minutes.(Optional)
5. Take 1/2 Cup of coconut milk. Add 1 Cup of water.
6. Add this to the vegetables. Add salt and allow the contents to cook.
7. After 5 minutes, dilute another 1/2 cup of coconut milk with 1/2 cup of water and add it to the contents in the pan.
8. Allow it to boil well till the vegetables get completely cooked.
9. Switch off the stove. Take out the pan from the stove and then add remaining 1/2 cup of coconut milk and lemon juice.
10. Mix well.
11. Serve hot with Idiyappam.
Note : Try to use fresh coconut milk as far as possible.
Serves : 2

Hope you all like this kurma.
Thanks Meena once again...

18 comments:

  1. Idiyappam and kurma both together looks truly tempting..Kudos to Nithy & U for this beautiful guest post..

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  2. Ohh both looks so yummy..wish to have tht platter..thanks to both of U

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  3. Platter looks so delicious..Nitu.
    Gr8 job Meena.

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  4. Meena, thanks for this wonderful post. I simply love Nithu and her blog. What an amazing and creative person she is.

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  5. Thank you Meena for this opportunity..Thank you friends for the wonderful comments:-)

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  6. Yummy and wonderful combo, Love the click

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  7. Tempting recipe. I love coconut milk kurma. Good presentation.

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  8. Lovely space and good recipes. Best wishes.

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  9. What a mouthwatering dish! That dipping sauce looks so refreshing and delicious.

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  10. wow thats a nice one,looking tempting...

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  11. very nice blog..................plz visit my blog if time permits..............http://lets-cook-something.blogspot.com/

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  12. Absolutely tempting...a wonderful Sunday breakfast.

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  13. Mmm looks like a yummy and healthy treat! :)

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  14. Thats one of my favorite breakfast items... your idiappam is so tempting.. and kurma yummm...

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  15. Idiappam and stew looks wonderful. I would like to invite you to our "Quick and easy recipe mela" and enter your recipe. We would be glad to see your participation. Thanks.

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