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  • Mango Moorkuzhambu(Maangai Moorkuzhambu)

    Mango Moorkuzhambu is slightly different from our normal Moor kuzhambu. As the name suggest we add mango also for the sour and it tastes very well. I add cucumber also in this kuzhambu. This kuzhambu is very much appriciated by my relatives and guests. Try the new varitey of moor kuzhambu and let me know.


    Servings: 4 persons
    Ingredients:
    Sour butter milk- 1 cup
    Cucumber - 1/2
    Mango - 1 small size
    Salt - To taste

    For Grinding:
    Grated Cocunut - 1/2 cup
    Red Chillies -2
    Green chillies - 4
    Raw Rice - 1 teaspoon

    For Seasoning:
    Oil - 1 teaspoon
    Mustard seeds - 1 teaspoon
    Curryleaves - few
    Fenugeek seeds/Vendhayam - 1/4 teaspoon
    Method:
    • Soak the raw rice for sometime.
    • Chop the cucumber and mango in bigger pieces and cook the vegetables by adding salt and turmeric.
    • Grind the cocunut, chillies and raw rice to a fine paste
    • Add the ground paste to the sour butter milk in a heavy bottomed pan and along with the cooked vegetables with salt. if the mixture starts to boil switch off the flame.
    • In a separate pan add the oil and when the oil is hot add the mustard seeds. When the mustard sees begins to sputter add the fenugeek seeds and fry it until it becomes red color and then add curry leaves. Add these to the moorkuzhambu.
    • Now the maangaai moorkuzhambu is ready to Serve.

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