Wednesday 26 February 2014

More Kuzhambu/Mor Kuzhambu [Without Vegetables]

Today I am going to share a very basic, common, simple and appetizing more kuzhambu made in almost all the houses of Tamil Nadu. Usually I add vegetables to more kuzhambu, but today my refrigerator was empty and I was kind of lazy to do shopping. So I ended up making a plain more kuzhambu without any vegetables, but I promise you all that I will be posting more kuzhambu with vegetables real soon. For now enjoy this simple and divine more kuzhambu. Check out other South Indian Kuzhambu varieties here...

Here’s how to make More kuzhambu with step by step photos…


Ingredients

Butter milk/Sour curd
2 cups
Turmeric powder
¼ tsp
Salt
As needed
Cilantro/coriander leaves
1 tsp finely chopped [optional]

For Grinding

Grated Coconut
¼ cup
Coriander seeds/dhaniya
1 tsp
Green chillies
4-5
Ginger
1 inch piece
Thoor dal/Thuvaram paruppu
1 tsp
Raw rice
½ tsp
Cumin seeds/Jeeragam
1 tsp

For Tempering

Oil
2 tsp
Mustard seeds
½ tsp
Cumin seeds
½ tsp
Dry red chillies
2-3
Curry leaves
8-10
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 15 minutes
Serves: 4-5

Method

Soak the rice, thoor dal, dhania/coriander seeds, cumin seeds mentioned under grinding for 20 minutes in water.


Drain the water and grind them along with green chillies, ginger and grated coconut to a fine paste.


Churn/beat the curd/yogurt with turmeric powder and salt, this step is essential to avoid any lumps.


Heat oil in a pan, splutter mustard seeds, then add cumin seeds, dry red chillies, curry leaves and fry for 20- 30 secs.


Now add the ground paste and stir it well along with ¼ cup of water and salt.


When this mixture comes to rolling boil, add the churned buttermilk . Let it come to boil in low flame and switch off the stove in 2-3 minutes. This step is essential to maintain the kuzhambu in right consistency.


Finally garnish the kuzhambu with coriander leaves/cilantro.

Delicious and blissful more kuzhambu is ready to be enjoyed, serve it hot with steamed rice along with vazhakkai varuval or vendakkai varuaval.


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19 comments:

  1. quick and delicious recipe.......!!

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  2. super flavorful and tasty mor kuzhambu, loved this authentic version....too good Priya!

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  3. wow one flavorful mor kulambu :) looks very delicious , wud love to have this with steamed rice

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  4. We call it as moru curry.......urs z super delicious and yummy and for me, this is the most beautiful one with rice :)

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  5. That's a flavorful and quick kuzhambu recipe, looks yummy...

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  6. well explained pics akka.. useful recipe to make when running out of vegetables...

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  7. Looks like kadhi, but is different than that! Looks yummy and comforting!!

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  8. yummy and flavourful kuzhambu. Love to have it with rice.

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  9. Very flavorful and delicious mor kuzhambu :) yummy !!

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  10. very nice... love kuzhambu to go with hot rice..so comforting

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  11. simple and yum! Thanks for sharing :)

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  12. Tried this recipe today. It came out delicious

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  13. Very tasty! when there are no vegetables left out at fridge it really helps a lot. Thanks for sharing the recipe

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    1. Thank you very much for your encouraging comment, pls keep visiting PriyasVirundhu for more delicious and tempting recipes from my kitchen

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