Hello dear friends, today’s post for
Tamizhar Samayal Tuesday (TST)event, which is initiated by Nalini Suresh Akka who writes Nalini's Kitchen. We get
chance to showcase our traditional Tamil Cuisine here… Thank u Nalini akka for
the great opportunity. So you can see our Tamil Cuisine foods compulsory in our
blog on every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. 
I love Tamil Cuisine foods always
especially the breakfast foods like paniyaram, puttu, venpongal, dosa and etc.
 
I choose urulai kizhangu paal curry for
the week, as I learn it from my grandma  she never forgot to offer the food to
me with crispy dosa, as I love it a lot. So I tried to do the paal curry with
my hands. After tasting it my grandma itself praised me that it too goodJ,
what else I need, I satisfied her hunger pangs with the delicious curry with
rice. 
Category 
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Gravies 
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Regional 
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Tamil Cuisine 
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Preparation Time 
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20 Minutes  
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Cooking Time 
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20-25 Minutes 
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Servings 
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4 
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INGREDIENTS 
Potatoes – ¼ Kg (Boiled, Peeled and
Diced)
Olive oil – 3 Tsp 
Cinnamon – 1” piece – 1 
Cloves – 1 
Cardamom seeds – 1 opened
Fennel Seeds – 1 Tsp 
Mustard Seeds – 2 Tsp 
Shallots – 15 chopped 
Fresh Ginger Garlic paste – 1 Tbsp 
Tomatoes – 2 Chopped 
Curry leaves – 20 
Coriander powder – 1 ½ Tsp 
Coriander leaves – To garnish 
To Grind 
Grated Coconut – 2 Tbsp 
Green chillies – 2 
Fennel seeds – 1 Tsp 
METHOD 
- Grind grated coconut, green chillies and fennel seeds with little water and blend it well into milk consistency.
 - Heat oil in a pan, add cinnamon, cloves, cardamom splutter it for 20 seconds, and then add fennel seeds and mustard seeds wait for till splutter.
 - Add shallots sauté it for one minute then add ginger garlic paste sauté it well till raw smell goes.
 
- Now add curry leaves and tomatoes and sauté it till the tomato gets mushy.
 - Add boiled potatoes with it and add coriander powder fry it for 5 minutes.
 - Now add the ground mixture with enough water and add salt and allow to boil, the keep the flame on low and cover it with lid.
 
- Switch off the flame when its get thick and garnish with coriander leaves.
 - Serve it hot with hot rice/idli/dosa.
 
NOTE 
- You can add thin coconut milk instead of water.
 - Add green peas to get rich flavour.
 
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| DELICIOUS AND AUTHENTIC  URULAI KIZHANGU (POTATO) PAAL CURRY!!!  | 












inviting potato paal curry... yummy...
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ReplyDeleteone of my mum's specialty.. looks yum
ReplyDeletelove potatoes in any form so this is very inviting.
ReplyDeletesuper tempting super smooth curry...love this for rice or pulao too
ReplyDeletetempting viji! poori kuda supera irukum!
ReplyDeletelooks inviting!!
ReplyDeleteInviting curry .. Perfect for a bowl of hot rice or rotis!
ReplyDeleteYummm dear...Tempting and Love to finish it with poori or rice
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ReplyDeleteLovely curry viji.........
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delicious curry, looks very yummy.
ReplyDeleteFingerlicking curry, can start my day with this delicious paal cury.
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ReplyDeleteTempting & lip-smacking gravy :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious curry dear, should taste good with idlis and dosas..
ReplyDeleteeven though i dont like aloo this looks super awesome n inviting me dear..
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ReplyDeletelooks delicious viji. nice clicks too
ReplyDeleteVery different potato curry, looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis is for the first time I am trying a Tamil Nadu Recipe, it was very tasty and very different from our Kerala potato curry. Thank you sooo much Viji....
ReplyDeleteThank you so much B.K.R. Menon, glad that you tried and liked the recipe. Am really very happy to hear from you. Keep visiting and enjoy the recipes...Next time when you try any recipe, if possible send me only one photograph of your tried recipe. Thanks again. :)
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