Hotel Vegetable Kurma / Tamilnadu Veg Korma

Posted on Sat, Sep 19, 2009 | 18 Comments | Print Print | Email Email |
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Cook Time : 20 Min | Servings : 2 Persons

South Indian Hotel Vegetable Kurma
Korma tastes similar to the one they serve in the Restaurants. This can be accompanied with chapathi or any kind of roti. Vegetables of your choice can be added.

Ingredients :
Onion 2 nos ( Medium )
Green chili 3 nos
Ginger garlic paste 1/2 tsp
Mixed vegetables 1 cup ( Carrot, Beans, etc )
Curd 2 tbsp
Milk 1/4 cup
Coriander powder 2 tsp
Salt to taste
Bay leaf 2 nos
Black stone flower 2 nos
Cumin seed 1/4 tsp
Fennel seeds 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves 8 nos
Coriander leaves 2 tbsp
Oil 3 tsp
Ghee 1 tsp
To Grind: :
Cloves 2 nos
Cinnamon stick 2 ( small )
Cardamom 1 no
Cashew 2 nos
Poppy seeds 2tsp
Roasted Channa dhal 2 tsp
Green chili 1 no
Coconut 5 tbsp ( grated )

Directions:

  1. Step 1

    Grind the “To Grind” Section in to fine paste.Cut the vegetables into the same size or the desired size. Chop the Onion finely. Split open the green chili. Beat the curd into a creamy paste. Chop the Coriander Leaves finely.

  2. Step 2

    In a non-stick pan heat oil and ghee together. When hot, add bay leaf, curry leaves, black stone flower, cumin and fennel seeds. Immediately add the chopped onions, green chilies and saute the onion till it turns golden brown. Add the ginger garlic paste and fry this well till the raw smell leaves. Add the vegetables, coriander powder and 1 cup water and allow the vegetables to cook in medium flame for sometime.

  3. Step 3

    Add Curd, ground paste , salt and allow it to boil for 3 min.Add the milk, coriander leaves and turn off the the stove.

Tips :
  • Cardamom adds nice aroma to the Gravy.
  • Coconut Milk can be added instead of grated Coconut to enhance the richness.
  • Annapoorna Kurma masala – 1 tsp can also be added to enhance the taste.

(*) A nice combo with Chapathi, Idiyappam and any Variety rice.

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18 Responses to “Hotel Vegetable Kurma / Tamilnadu Veg Korma”

  1. Mani Austin says:

    Oops…Thanks so much for the recipe….

  2. Mani Austin says:

    I tried it and it turned out exactly as it looks in above pic and tasted the best Kurma I ever cooked….

  3. guha says:

    hi sashi
    i tried your recipe today and it came out really well. Both me and my husband enjoyed it .

  4. Toni says:

    Hi Sashi akka….I tried your recipe today…..and it turned out just tooooo good! Thank you so very much for posting this… :)

  5. Gowri Manohari says:

    Hi Sashi,

    I was searching for this recipe for long time…i tried this sterday and it came out very tasty…with paratha it just tasted like wat we get in hotels back home…thanks for posting.

    -Gowri

  6. Anbe-Sivam says:

    I have tried Korma with many other recipes. Nothing like yours. Terrific tatse. thanks a lot.

  7. RADHA says:

    Dear Mam,

    What is black stone flower & where I get this Item.

    Pls tell me

    reg
    radha

  8. Vidya Sudarsan says:

    Yummy!! thanks for sharing this! I just tried the kuruma and turned out really well.

  9. Juvias says:

    i tried…

    it was awesome…

    Thanks for this recipe…

  10. Thanks for u r information

    its very tasty useful

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