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Friday, March 12, 2010

Majjiga pulusu ( Boiled vegetables in sour curd/butter milk)


I like curd and recipes made out of it like perugu pachadi, majjiga pulusu, raita , Lassi. This is my version of majjia pulusu : ) . You can add any vegetable you want. like( Drumsticks/ lady's finger)

INGREDIENTS :-
Anapakaya/Loki/Bottle gourd (chopped into small pieces) :- 2 cups
Carrots (chopped into small pieces):- 1 ½ cups
Tomatoes (chopped into small pieces) :- 1 ½ cup
Drum Stick :- 1 large chopped into small pieces.
Mooli (optional, I know some people hate it :P ) :- a cup
Onions (Chopped into small pieces,optional) :- 3-4 big ( chopped finely into very small pieces)
Chillies :- 2-3 slit lengthwise
Senagapindi/Besan :- two teaspoons
Pasupu/Turmeric :- a pinch
Sour Curd :- 3 cups ( It tastes better if the curd is sour :-) )
Sambar powder :- ½ teaspoon
Salt :- as required
For popu/Tadka/Seasoning:-
Bengal gram/chana dal/pachi senagapappu ;- 1 teaspoon
Black gram/urad dal/Minapappu :- 1 teaspoon
jeera :- ½ teaspoon
Mustard seeds;- ½ teaspoon
Dry red chillies ;- 2-3
Curry leaves/karivepaku :- 10-15 leaves ( tender leaves)
Hing /asafoetida :- a pinch
garlic cloves :- 3-4 crushed
(you can use ginger instead)
METHOD
  1. Pressure cook all the vegetables including onions and tomatoes and green chillies.
  2. Alternatively in a mixing bowl take the curd and churn it using churner into buttermilk
  3. Add Besan ,turmeric,sambar powder,crushed ginger,salt to the butter milk
  4. Now add this mixture into boiled vegetables.
  5. Take tadka pan ,add oil and add the bengal gram,black gram, curry leaves, crushed garlic, hing,jeera,mustard seeds , dry chillies and allow them to splutter.
  6. Now add this tadka into buttermilk-vegetables mixture and simmer for few minutes.Do not bring to boil.
  7. Adjust if anything is needed. Have it with hot rice. It tastes awesome !!!


Note :- Do not first add buttermilk to boiled vegetables and later add besan and remaining ingredients. The curd breaks if you do so. Mix them first and then add.







If you want this recipe to be thick add more besan . It comes out thick :-)

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