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.
Hotel Vegetable Korma / Tamilnadu Veg Kurma ( Mixed Vegetables )
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Author: Sashi
Serves: 4
Ingredients
- Onion - 2 nos ( Medium )
- Green Chile - 3 nos
- Ginger garlic paste - ½ tsp
- Mixed vegetables - 1 cup ( Carrot, Beans, etc )
- Milk - ¼ cup (optional)
- Coriander powder - 2 tsp
- Salt - to taste
- Bay leaf - 2 nos
- Black stone flower - 2 nos
- Big cardamom - 1 no
- Cumin seed - ¼ tsp
- Fennel seeds - ¼ 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 )
Instructions
PREP:
- 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.
- Chop the coriander leaves finely.
COOKING:
- 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 sauté 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.
- Add ground paste , salt and allow it to boil for 3 min.Add the milk, coriander leaves and turn off the stove.
TIPS:
- Cardamom adds nice aroma to the Gravy.
- Add coconut milk instead of grated coconut to enhance the richness.
- Add Annapoorna Kurma masala – 1 tsp to enhance the taste.
Notes
A nice combo with Chapathi, Idiyappam and any Variety rice.
(*) Recipe idea from spicindiaonline.
at 11:45 PM
Hi,
What is Black stone flower?
Thanks
Neela
at 10:28 AM
It was yummy… Thanks a trillion :-)
at 7:57 AM
The korma was excellent :) Tasted just like hotel :) Measurements were accurate:) Thanks a ton Sashi :)
at 4:43 AM
I tried this recipe today and it was superb! Authentic south indian restaurant style which my husband was craving for. :) Thanks a ton for this recipe!
at 10:13 AM
Lovely flavours…..very nice recipe
at 2:43 AM
Hello Sashi, Dont we need to add tomatoes to the korma ?
Thanks!
at 9:58 PM
Nope, not required for this recipe
at 3:42 AM
Is Roasted channa dhal chutney dhal?
at 10:06 PM
yes it is
at 8:02 AM
Hai sashi ,
I tried this recipe , it came out well. I love this kurma. I am looking for this recipe for long time. Thanks
at 7:44 PM
Thanks for the awesome recipe sashi.I made if for a gathering and it was a hit :-)
at 10:56 PM
Nice to hear that
at 7:42 PM
thanks for the awesome kurma recipe sashi.I made it for a gatheringa and it was a hit.
at 12:22 AM
hi, i tried this for deepavali, first time i tried korma, it tasted very nice. Good one :)
at 11:06 PM
Thanks for sharing it with me
at 5:05 AM
hi sashi i love south indian food came across ur site tried a few recipes they turned out awesome thought i should thank u 4 ur recepies r just rocking just keep them cuming
at 11:10 PM
thanks for ur lovely words.. happy to hear them ..
at 8:13 AM
Hi Shashi, i was searching for a gud veg kurma today and landed in ur blog. Tried this today. Oh my God it tasted exactly as i taste in hotels. the taste was sooooooooooooo divine no words to express my fulfillment. I became ur fan dear. thanks for sharing this wonderful dish. thanks a lottttttt…….
at 11:11 PM
Gayathri.. pleased to hear ur words. hope you enjoyed it…
at 6:52 PM
What milk should I use? cows milk or coconut milk?
at 11:27 PM
Devi, it’s Cows Milk.
at 10:42 PM
Thank u sashi………. It turned out very well
at 7:55 AM
Hi Sashi,
I tried this yesterday. It came out very well.
Thanks for your wonderful dish :)
at 11:47 PM
Thanks for sharing it with me Ponmani
at 11:53 AM
Hi Sashi,
How curd is required? its missed out ingredients section. Do we need to add both curd & milk?
Thank you
at 11:00 PM
I used to add but it tastes good even without that. So it’s optional ingredients and I removed it.
at 2:04 PM
Hi Sashi,
I want to know whether to add cooked vegetables or it have cooked in the pan?
at 10:59 PM
Cook it in the pan.. cooked vegetables taste less flavorful ..
at 1:06 AM
Hi Sashi,
A week back had jus potatoes n butter beans. Did google search for kurma n got to your site. Made your recipe jus changed the vegs… the kurma so fantastic… my husband loved it.. thanks for sharing your recipes. any tradtional menu jus check your site. tried pepper chicken n mushroom curry… became your fan. ;-)
at 2:28 AM
hi sashi,
i was searching for this perfect taste i got it at the first attempt,thanks a lot for the recipe.will try other veg recipes too.
at 1:04 PM
Nice and easy recepie. Tried it and it came out well the very first time .
at 12:33 AM
We recently ate at a madras restaurant in Austin and We really liked the vegetable korma. Our palette was craving for one such recipe. We found your recipe and i should say it is simply delectable. You made our Saturday dinner memorable. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
at 1:59 AM
Thanks Phani, glad you enjoyed it!!
at 11:57 PM
hi shasi
i tried it today it came out well…tastes great…..thanks for your recepie
at 1:50 AM
Thanks Poornima!!
at 12:53 PM
HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
I BLINDLY TRIED THE MEASUREMENTS ONCE IT WAS OSOME AND ONCE I CHANGED MEASUREMENTS FOR MORE QUANTITY ITS OSSSOMMMMMMMMM
THANK UUUUUUU
at 1:29 PM
hi , thanks for this recipe .I tried this tonight .tastes exactly like road side hotel kurma . awesome with chapatthi . thank u
at 11:58 AM
Thanks for posting such a delicious and simple recipe. I will be preparing this dish at least twice a week with no complaints from my picky son or Dad :)
at 1:02 PM
Thanks Neethi!!
at 3:11 PM
Tried vegetable hotel kurma, it came out extremely good. Thanks a lot for sharing this receipe sashi.
@Anju – Black stone flower is Star Anise (Takkolam, in malayalam)
at 9:01 PM
Thanks Priya!!
at 11:41 AM
Thanks for translating.It was helpful :)
at 10:21 PM
Anju, if you don’t have black stone flower you can skip it. I don’t know its name in malayalam.
at 8:31 AM
Hi Sashi,
tks for sharing this recipe.. i did skip the black stone flower and it did not affect the taste of the kurma.. the very next day i had taken the same dish at a hotel and it tasted just the same.. substituting coconut milk for the milk can enhance the taste ..
at 8:57 PM
Thanks for sharing it with us Rajalakshmi!!
at 1:35 PM
Hi,
Im Saranya here..I saw your kurma rec..its too yummy..I dont have beans right now to do kurma..(shall i add carrot,cauliflower,potato and Green Peas)pls do reply..
Regards,
Saranya
at 1:54 PM
Saranya, you can use any Vege you have.
at 3:56 PM
new to ur site…..jus tried veg kurma 4 dinner, my freinds appreciated.thanku
at 11:20 PM
Thanks Vidhya!!
at 2:31 AM
It was really awesome…. thanks for posting it…..
at 11:13 PM
I tried this and it was tasty…thanks for sharing this.
at 11:08 PM
Thanks Pugazh!!
at 8:45 PM
Dear Sashi,
Greetings!
Yesterday I tried this recepie, it was delicious. Thanks 4 posting, and continue posting other hotel recepie too.
Regards,
Ganeshmoorthy
Asst.Professor-Management studies.
at 10:53 PM
Thanks Ganesh!!
at 7:20 AM
HI sashi,
I would like to try out your receipe, however I am not aware of black stone flower and what it is called in malayalam. Is it ok if that is not added. Another doubt is that you have suggested to add both milk and curd? But since many people have tried it and turned out really well i too would definitely try it.
Regards,
Anju
at 1:35 PM
Dear Sashi!
I tried Kurma today and it came out truly awesome!
Thanks for sharing the recipe..
at 7:59 PM
This is one of my favourite recipe now. Really loved the taste and tried this twice. Thanks a lot !!
at 11:53 PM
Thanks Rajaram !!
at 5:57 AM
Really loved your kuruma…most of all my husband liked it and u should know he is a tough critic. Really tastes like eating in a conventional hotel in my hometown.thanks.
at 1:37 AM
Thanks. Came out very well :-) Very Tasty.
Ananth,
Chicago
at 12:06 PM
Thanks Anand. I am glad you liked it !!!
at 11:30 PM
sir for the kurma poppy is must or not……….
at 6:04 PM
Salini, it’s must if you are looking for a better taste. But Kuruma turns good even without that.
at 10:13 PM
Oops…Thanks so much for the recipe….
at 10:12 PM
I tried it and it turned out exactly as it looks in above pic and tasted the best Kurma I ever cooked….
at 3:51 PM
Thanks Mani. Hope u r enjoying the other recipes too !!
at 1:13 PM
hi sashi
i tried your recipe today and it came out really well. Both me and my husband enjoyed it .
at 3:15 PM
Guha, Thanks for getting back, glad you guys liked it. :)
at 5:56 AM
Hi Sashi akka….I tried your recipe today…..and it turned out just tooooo good! Thank you so very much for posting this… :)
at 1:06 PM
Thanks Toni, am happy you liked it !!
at 4:32 PM
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
at 1:24 PM
Thanks Gowri ka. Am glad u both liked it.
at 7:02 PM
I have tried Korma with many other recipes. Nothing like yours. Terrific tatse. thanks a lot.
at 12:29 AM
Thanks for ur pleasing words.
at 2:43 AM
Dear Mam,
What is black stone flower & where I get this Item.
Pls tell me
reg
radha
at 7:05 PM
Yummy!! thanks for sharing this! I just tried the kuruma and turned out really well.
at 5:58 PM
Thanks Vidya for trying out and sharing me the results. Glad u enjoyed !!
at 7:32 PM
Making your kurma again for dinner tonite! yummy!!
at 1:51 PM
Thanks. Hope you enjoyed it :)
at 10:29 PM
i tried…
it was awesome…
Thanks for this recipe…
at 3:50 PM
Thanks Juvias
at 9:34 AM
Thanks for u r information
its very tasty useful
at 5:30 PM
Thanks. :)
at 1:03 PM
Hi Sashi, great recipes, I have tried kurma and sweet pongal many times and it comes out perfect every time.
Will you be able to provide the measurements for making the kurma for 50 ppl, it would be a great help, thanks a lot for sharing your joy and the success with us.