Hi
friends, here is a simple yet delicious curry with pachai mochai/field beans.
Now the mochai are available everywhere, and we used to prepare mochai kuzhambu,
mochai curry or the coconut mochai masala. I love the coconut mochai curry more
than the kuzhambu. I post the recipe for Tamizhar Samayal Tuesday who is
conducted by +Nalini akka from Nalinis Kitchen.
The mochai
curry is easy to make, and you can prepare it on a pressure cooker to save time
and gas. But I used open pot method, because my beans were very tender, so it
takes less time to cook. Great combo with
plain rice and rasam.
Category
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Side
dish
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Regional
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Tamil
Cuisine
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Preparation
Time
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10
Minutes
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Cooking
Time
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20
Minutes
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Servings
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2
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Source –
My Grandma
INGREDIENTS
To grind
Coconut,
scraped – ¼ Cup
Fennel
seeds – 2 Tsp
Dry red
chillies – 5-6
Oil – 1
Tbsp
Cinnamon
– 1
Mustard
seeds – 2 Tsp
Urad dal
– 2 Tsp
Shallots
– ¼ Cup, chopped
Curry leaves
– Few
Tomatoes
– 2, chopped
Coriander
powder – 2 Tsp
Salt – To
taste
Water – 1
Cup
METHOD
- Grind the coconut, fennel seeds and red chillies with a little water into a coarse paste.
- Heat oil in a pan; add cinnamon, mustard and urad dal wait for sputter.
- Add shallots and curry leaves and saute it till translucent.
- Then add tomatoes and saute it till mushy.
- Add the ground paste and coriander powder with salt, saute it for 2 minutes.
- Pour 1 cup water stir it once and allow cooking for 15-20 minutes.
- When it gets dry stir it once and switch off the flame.
- Serve it hot with rice…
NOTE
- You can add 3-5 garlic pods while grind the paste.
- You can add green chillies instead of red chillies to get the light color.
Very Yummy and Delicious Curry!!!
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looks so spicy and yummy dear...
ReplyDeleteTasty and delicious ......!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper tempting curry..Perfect for chapati and curd rice...
ReplyDeletewow finger licking butter beans curry :) looks yumm dear and very delicious recipe !! lovely pictorials !!
ReplyDeletewe make a similar masala with brinjal field beans combo, yours looks very yummy and inviting...lovely preparation da!
ReplyDeletelooks yum! Mochai is one of my fav recipe
ReplyDeletelooks very tempting and delicious..
ReplyDeleteVery nice side dish for rice or chapathis dear, Viji
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe...Love to try this soon...
ReplyDeletelove those green mochai's ,it tastes good than dried ones...best combo for meals and also for idli and dosa...its my fav one
ReplyDeleteDo we need to soak the mocha kottai before?
ReplyDeleteNo need to soak if it's fresh mochai if it's dry mochai have to soak it overnight or 6-7 hours
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