[edit] Ingredients
2 |
Potatoes, cut into thin strips (120 g.) |
2 |
Tomatoes, cut into thin strips (150 g.) |
3 |
Onions, sliced fine (150 g.) |
5 |
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1 |
teaspoon Fenugreek seeds, (methi) (5 g.) |
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A few sprigs of curry leaves |
1 |
Lemon, juice of |
2 |
cups Thick coconut milk and 3 cups, (720 ml.) thin coconut milk, grated coconut (480 ml.) |
½ |
teaspoon Turmeric powder, (2 g.) |
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Salt to taste |
2 ½ |
Cm cinnamon |
[edit] Preparation
Step 1 |
PUT all the ingredients, except the thick coconut milk, tomatoes, lime juice and salt in a deep pan. Cook over low heat till the potatoes are done and the gravy is thick. Add the thick coconut milk, tomatoes and salt, and simmer over low heat (as high flame may curdle the coconut milk gravy). |
Step 2 |
Remove from heat and add lime juice. Serve hoddha with rice or appams. This dish is traditionally served with string hoppers or iddiappams. It is almost similar to the Kerala stew. |
Step 3 |
NOTES : (Coconut Milk Curry) |
