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Mushroom Stir Fry / Kalan Varuval ( Restaurant Method )

On my last visit to India I had this at a restaurant in Erode and really liked it. I have been trying to perfect this recipe for a while to get the restaurant taste,  bit this is almost close.

We cook mushroom as an alternative for the days you cannot have non-veg.  I used local brown wild mushrooms but any mushroom works.

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Kongunadu Kozhi Kuzhambu & Varuval / Chicken Gravy and Fry

Cook Time :30 – 40 Min | Servings : 4 Persons

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Anyone from this region definitely knows this recipe. This is a very authentic one made in Kongunadu region. I don’t remeber a weekend without this at home.

Kongunadu Chicken Gravy/ Chicken Kulambu

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Minced Mutton Kheema/ Mutton Kothukari

Cook Time :30-45 Min | Servings : 2 Persons


“The fewer ingredients, the better taste” is true for Mutton Kothu Kari which is one of my favorites. This is one of the Sunday Non-Veg specials at my home. As and when the mutton starts to cook the aroma fills the home and makes you real hungry. I generally have it with steamed white rice or chapathi. I used home made curry masala and fresh ground ginger garlic paste to get the real taste of mom’s cooking. The secret of getting a better taste for any recipe is to add the fresh ground ginger garlic paste, you’ll definitely notice the difference.
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Bottel Gourd Cowpea Curry / Sorakai Thatta Payir Kulambu

Cook Time : 30 Min | Servings : 2 Persons

Red Chori Bean Curry / Sorakai Thatta Payir Kulambu
A very authentic kongunadu curry. We make a different combination with bottle gourd instead of brinjal. We grow these at our backyards and pick instantly for cooking them. This curry is made very often at our homes which is commonly accompanied for white rice.

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Muttaikose Kulambu / Cabbage Gravy / ( Muttakose )

This is how exactly we prepare the Chicken Kulambu in Kongunadu. We don’t normally eat Non-Veg during the month of Puratasi. So we make substitues for chicken during that period. This recipe is a substitute of Chicken Curry Kulambu. Cabbage can also be replaced with Mushroom or Potato. Home made Curry Masala is the plus here, it gives the extra flavor and also a unique taste.

Cabbage Gravy / Muttaikose Kulambu
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Onion Samosa with Puff Pastry

This snack is apt for evening crunching. It’s very easy to prepare and tastes good. These kind of puffs we get all over Tamilnadu with bit of stuffed masala added with Vegetables. The same method can be followed to prepare vegetable samosa or Veg Samosa with the vegetable fillings.

Onion Samosas with Puff pastry sheet
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