
Day 1 of the Blogging Marathon and I’ve chosen the theme of Curry in a Hurry
This is a very simple and wonderful curry to have with chappatis or rice or even pasta
It is colorful, healthy and above all extremely tasty. I used kokum for the gravy along with coconut and other spices. Read on here
Start to finish is about 30-40 minutes TOPS!
Ingredients
Assorted veggies and mango– I used all the ones in the picture below
1 lemon sized kokum ball
¼ cup of fresh grated coconut
2 green chilies
2 red chilies
½ cup chopped Cilantro
1 tbsp corander
Spices optional
1 tbsp oil
Preparation
Heat the oil and sauté all the veggies, mango and red chilies
Soak Kokum in ½ cup of warm water for 10-15 minutes like you would imli
In a smaller pan, dry roast the coconut, cilantro, coriander and green chilies
Grind into fine paste.
Now grind the soaked kokum and strain over the veggies.
Add the ground coconut paste
Allow all of it to boil and simmer for a few minutes
Garnish with Cilantro and serve hot!
Thanks to the wonderful participants from India and elsewhere in the world who sent their incredibly creative fusion recipes to the wonderful event created by Pari of Foodelicious which I was fortunate to host in April.
The winner was picked from the Indian entries since Pari will be mailing out the wonderful cookbook of Tarla Dalal to the lucky person. I picked the winner through random.org and the book goes to Entry # 7 – Creatrive Journey Congrats to you J
The winner was picked from the Indian entries since Pari will be mailing out the wonderful cookbook of Tarla Dalal to the lucky person. I picked the winner through random.org and the book goes to Entry # 7 – Creatrive Journey Congrats to you J
Check out the Blogging Marathoners doing BM#5 along with me
Curry in a hurry under 30 min: Cool Lassi(e), Harini, Kalyani, Priya Mahadevan, Suma
Seven Days of Colorful Dishes Kid’s Special: Priya Suresh, Veena,
Seven Days of Indian Sweets: Shylaja, Srivalli
Seven Days of Regional Specials: Priya Yallapantula
Under 15 mins Quick Breakfast:Aarthi, Vaishali
adding kokum is a good twist to the stew- yum ! and congrats to the winner !
wow Priya, what a great wonderful looking curry and that too in hurry. Sounds superb.
and, congrats to the winner
your curry looks delicious!
nice healthy stew dear..
good one..very colorful too!
It's a nice and colourful stew…Looks very flavourful!
Thats a nice stew .
And thanks Priya for trying my matar Chaat and your comment .Its really gratifying to know that someone tried your recipe.
I love kokkum in curries. Looks delicious. congrats to winner.
Nice one Priya..
Curry looks so delicious…n its a great idea of adding kokum to the curry…wonderful event n congrats to the lucky winner:)
Very tempting recipe….nice clicks…
I'm going to have search kokum, not sure what it is!
Never had fruits in stew..Very creative and adding kokum gives a tangy flavour ..totally YUM
Curry looks yummy and delicious
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nice stew..looks very colorful..
Delicious and yummy stew!
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I love to make stews…This is a absolute wonderful dish…will try it soon…….Looks so yummy…Check my blog an please follow me..Because i love my followers
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This is new for me and looks so gud ..Congrats to the winner
looks healthy and delicious dear
Stew looks yummy. Lovely pictures. I have never used kokum. Got to try it out.
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Delicious combination of veggies and yummy looking stew…
Congrats to the winner…
Yummy and Delicious Stew…
Congrats for the winners…
hey Priya!!! Thanks sooo much .. I enjoyed participating in the contest!!!!!!!
I am super excited and very happy … Yayyy!!!!!!!!!!
Stew sound very unique and great too,thanks for the recipe!
Stew looks simply amazing,delicious..Congrats to the winner..
Hey, do you think this could be a good slow cooker recipe? Either ways, am keen to try out this one soon.
kept looking at the pics…..lovely colour. must have tasted awesome…
Yummy… congrats to the winner:)
Congrats…Looks healthy & delicious.
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Adding Kokum is different…Never used it…Thanks for sharing…
What is tamil name of kokum…Not able to find it..
I can imagine the taste of this stew..sweet and sour..loved it. Beautiful colour as well..good to see you running the marathon again..congrats to the winner as well.
looks nice!!
This sounds delicious…I love quick meals that are still loaded with flavor.
Nice curry!
looks yummy…………
looks colorful and yummy…..
I like the sound of curry in a hurry..:) And congrats to the winner of fusion recipes!
Love this Recipe..Looks delicious..:)
I have never added kokum to my curries before looks like this is going to be a tradition now.
Congrats to the winner.
Very tempting stew and congrats to the winners…
Very tempting stew and congrats to the winners…
kokum is a very new spice for me to know…curry is wonderful!
Curry looks so delicious..
Ciao Cara,un mix di vegetali davvero espolsivo questo..bravissima!!!;-)
Un bacio ciaoo*
indeed a quick curry. Perfect for those busy days !
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adding kokum is a nice twist to the stew- yummy….and congrats to the winner..:)
mmmm…im on fasting today…but ur dish is making me crazy….tempting…im nw happy follower of ur blog too…
Colorful and healthy stew…congrats to the winner…
Hi Priya, hope you are doing good
That was a wonderful colourful curry… By the way, what is Kokum? Is it like tamarind? never heard of it 
Am yet to check your other posts, which I missed out!!
Stew looks delicious Priya.Congrats to the winner.
That stew looks so delicious. Very colorful and love the ingredients you have used. Regarding your question on Subja seeds, may be it might be available in Indian stores. Got to check with Vidhya. But the instant Falooda mixes which carry this subja seeds also in the packs are available for sure.
This looks yum!!! Would like to gobble it up with rice!!!
The addition of mango really makes this interesting.