Sukku or dry ginger have enormous medical values and this kuzhambu is definitely a healthy and comforting food whenever anyone at home have severe cold or cough...My mom used to make out this sukku kuzhambu when its rainy and this kuzhambu tastes absolutely divine when its cold out,this gravy makes me nostalgic.. i just love this kuzhambu with papads..Its has been a long i prepared this sukku kuzhambu and today i prepared for our lunch since am not feeling good coz of the recent climate changes..Delicious gravy tastes awesome even after a day and with loads of medical values this gravy is truly a home remedy for colds,cough also protect against the respiratory and digestion infections...
1+1/2cups Tamarind extract or 1tbsp Tamarind paste
10nos Shallots (cut as two)
1/2no Tomatoes (crushed)
1/2tsp Chilly powder
Salt
3tbsp Gingelly oil
1/2tsp Mustard seeds
1/4tsp Urad dal
1/4tsp Fenugreek seeds
Few curry leaves
To Grind:
1no Dry ginger (big piece)
1tsp Cumin seeds
1tsp Peppercorns
2tsp Coriander seeds
Dry roast all the ingredients given in the list 'To grind' until they turn golden brown..keep aside, let them cool...Grind as fine powder and keep aside..If u r using tamarind paste, make a tamarind juice with enough water..
Heat the gingelly oil, add the mustard seeds, urad dal, fenugreek seeds and curry leaves, fry everything until they turn brown, add the shallots,chopped tomatoes and saute until they turns transculent..meanwhile add the already prepared powder, chilly powder and salt to the tamarind extract..Add this spiced tamarind extract to the cooking veggies and let them cook in medium flame for few minutes until the oil gets separates..put off the stove..
Serve hot with rice!!
1+1/2cups Tamarind extract or 1tbsp Tamarind paste
10nos Shallots (cut as two)
1/2no Tomatoes (crushed)
1/2tsp Chilly powder
Salt
3tbsp Gingelly oil
1/2tsp Mustard seeds
1/4tsp Urad dal
1/4tsp Fenugreek seeds
Few curry leaves
To Grind:
1no Dry ginger (big piece)
1tsp Cumin seeds
1tsp Peppercorns
2tsp Coriander seeds
Dry roast all the ingredients given in the list 'To grind' until they turn golden brown..keep aside, let them cool...Grind as fine powder and keep aside..If u r using tamarind paste, make a tamarind juice with enough water..
Heat the gingelly oil, add the mustard seeds, urad dal, fenugreek seeds and curry leaves, fry everything until they turn brown, add the shallots,chopped tomatoes and saute until they turns transculent..meanwhile add the already prepared powder, chilly powder and salt to the tamarind extract..Add this spiced tamarind extract to the cooking veggies and let them cook in medium flame for few minutes until the oil gets separates..put off the stove..
Serve hot with rice!!
Mouthwatering Priya!! This kuzambhu will be heavenly during cold/Chill, may be v can say this a reason to enjoy that spicy feeling!!!! mmm yummy!!!
ReplyDeletesure its a very gud home remedies...perfect curry.will try it soon.
ReplyDeletePriya, when I visit France I am going to stay in your home :). Such a wondeful recipe. Love the pic...hope u had a gr8 lunch with this kuzhambu. It is perfect for this cold weather.
ReplyDeleteVery tempting recipe,looks yummy...Nice presentation...
ReplyDeletetrue comfort food, would love to have it
ReplyDeletePriya,,kulambu super ah irukku antha chinna vengayam, ennai mela mithangaratha paarthale pasikkuthu...rombha vidhyasamana kulambhu Priya,,
ReplyDeletepriya what a delicious one priya.ya its really good for health.mom used to prepare different varieties of dried gingerdishes..i like the chukku coffee..this is really yummy one..feel to have this.
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed mouth watering!
ReplyDeleteThis is sure healthy and looks delicious..loved it
ReplyDeleteDroolworthy gravy Priya..
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Kairali sisters
That looks so so delicous, in kerala we have a curry with ginger but then with fresh ones, it is not raining here but i still wish i had this with hot rice.
ReplyDeleteWow ...Looks yummy ...love this kuzhambhu a lot ...
ReplyDeletei make kuzhumbu with fresh ginger..this one sounds yumm
ReplyDeletePerfect with rice! mouth watering recipe!
ReplyDeleteLovely Kuzhambhu. I love the fact that this has plenty of ginger and tamarind in it. The photo looks fabulous too!
ReplyDeleteKuzhambhu is so tempting. Its perfect. The thickness and the color
ReplyDeleteWow!!! This is absolutely mouthwatering dish, Priya... just need some rice with it and I am all happy :)
ReplyDeletePriya,
ReplyDeleteNice healthy dish. I liked very much.
A rich and delicious gravy!
ReplyDeletePriya..Kuzhambu is very tempting..chance illa !!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW..that looks so tempting priya..love to hv some now...thnx for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteNever tried a gravy with dried ginger Priya.new to me and am already hungry
ReplyDeleteNever tired this before.Looks so good that I am drooling rite now :)
ReplyDeleteSomething different & nice,,looks delicious priya
ReplyDeleteThis dish is new to me. Wonderful recipe and pic, Priya..
ReplyDeletemouthwatering gravy dear...
ReplyDeletebrand new..never heard of and never imagined :) great one
ReplyDeletewhats gingelly oil btw ???
ReplyDeleteWoww... healthy one.. looks very tempting.. gr8 job!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite kulambu. Yours look very authentic and delicious dear.
ReplyDeleteI heard of it but never tasted, I guess it will be great for my sneeze.....The pict looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteNutritious n healthy recipe...loved your authentic preparation.
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting and healthy too.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Priya send some please, it is raining hot and nothing to beat this with some steaming rice. You are always amazing with your wide range of recipes, from authentic to international. Hats off.
ReplyDeleteSadhana
Wow Priya thats so beautifulll...by seeing the pic itself my mouth is watering....loved it...
ReplyDeleteA very good stomach conditioner nice recipe.
ReplyDeleteNever had this but it looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteKulambu looks great..healthy curry.
ReplyDeleteJust reading that title made my insides all fiery! What a delicious idea, Priya-- incredible.
ReplyDeleteBookmarking this one , sound so delicious.
ReplyDeleteSounds really tempting!! Great pic too! There are not enough meals in a week to make all the delicious stuff everyone constantly produces on blogosphere! :) Cheers and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteIt simply looks delicious and never knew we can prepare a curry kind of thing with this dry ginger. I am sure it is full of medicinal values. Lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteHealthy dish priya..cute click!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a healthy dish. looks great Priya! So helpful for colds.
ReplyDeletesuch a gravy is new for me.. is mouthwatering!
ReplyDeleteliked ur version of garlic chutney!
Nice and healthy ginger chutney.
ReplyDeletelooks very inviting..will love to have it yaar in this chilled autumn over here :)
ReplyDeletehealthy kuzhambu. love your garlic chutney too. both are delicious
ReplyDeleteWow!! That looks delicious. Already my mouth is watering...
ReplyDeleteNot big fan of ginger and family ;) But kuzhambu looks delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks so tempting. i love this curry very much. yumm.
ReplyDeletecute clicks & nice gravy!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and perfect for rainy days!
ReplyDeleteNice click!!
This is a new one for me Priya...healthy and looks superb..I am bookmarking this :)
ReplyDeleteLove to have it when caught up with cold..Nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteWow Priya! This look absolutely delicious!
ReplyDeletePriya, can you use fresh ginger instead of dry ginger? is that an option?
ReplyDeletePriya,
ReplyDeletethanks for your reply. where do you get the dry ginger from, or do you just dry out fresh ginger?