Thakkali (Tomato) Kuruma is very popular dish in Kongunadu, it is the best accompaniment for Idli n dosai in our place. My amma often cook this Kuruma for Idli, it taste yummy with hot soft n spongy idlies. I use to call this kuruma in the name of Manjal Kuruma, My amma cooks very yummy n Delicious traditional kongunadu food for us, She got special quality of good hands in cooking non-veg recipes especially i like kola urundai, Biryani, Sandhagai, Aama vadai n Aviyal the list goes on like this there is no end of my favourite amma's cooking food. Here, my Hubby also like this kuruma very much everytime while making Idli atleast one day for side i wont miss to cook it.
Ingredients:
1.Sliced onions - 1 big
2.Curry leaves - few
3.Chopped Coriander leaves - few
4.Canola Oil - 2 tbsp
5.Slitted Green Chillies - 3 no's
6.Salt - as required
For Grinding:
1.Grated Coconut - 1/2 cup
2.Roasted chana dhal - 5 tbsp
3.Saunf /Fennel Seeds - 1 tsp
4.Kus kus ( poppy seeds) - 1 tsp
5.Garlic bulbs - 4 nos
6.Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
For Grinding :(separately)
1.Tomato - 5 large
(Finely grind the tomatoes in separate jar and keep it aside, Don't use sour taste tomatoes)
For Seasoning:
1.Cinnamon sticks - 2 sticks
2.Cloves - 4 nos
3.Cardamon - 3 nos
Method :
1.Heat oil in the pan, Season the spices to golden brown follow with curry leaves, Green chillies and Sliced Onions. Saute it well till the onion turns translucent.
2.Meanwhile, Grind the tomatoes to fine puree and grind the coconut n masalas to fine paste.
3.Now add the tomato puree into the pan, cook in medium flame for 5 mts . Then add the grounded coconut masala and required amount of salt to the kuruma.
4.Stir it well till all the ingredients mix together. Cook in medium flame and close the pan with the lid to cook for 10 mts or till the raw smell goes off.
5.Finally turn off the fire , add the chopped coriander leaves and close the lid.
6.Now the Yummy n Delicious Tomato kuruma is ready to serve with soft Idlies. You should try to have like this pour the kuruma on top of the hot idlies and leave it for 2 mts n then have it . Woooww!!!! there is no words to express that Yummy taste of the idli soaked in kuruma it taste very good.
[Note: The Consistency of the Tomato kuruma should be in semi - liquid state. You have to stirr it well often and cook in medium flame while it is boiling, cos of roasted chana it will burn at the bottom.]
I am Passing My Mom's Tomato Kuruma to Shabitha's Celebrating Mom's Event and to Mother's Day Event by Jyothi.
ooh kuruma superaa irukku sathya...if i had some idlis too...:))
ReplyDeleteur putting this on lunch time and making me go to lunch :D
ReplyDeletekurma is very tasty
ReplyDeleteHi Sathya! I never had takkali kurma b4...may I have some here??? ;)
ReplyDeletepsst...every single time I visit ur blog, that banana leaf meal (arusuvai virundhu) is catching my eyes! :D~
Hi sathya, how are you? tomato kurma looks delicious, very nice recipe, never done it this way anytime but looks too good..
ReplyDeleteWe all are fine too sathya, tacos are my fav, first i had this in bangalore itself as you can fill it with anything u want, i usually have this as my family too loves it...and had a nice time on my bday too..now time to get back..
ReplyDeleteFor few days i will really miss all of them, now started packing , got few things to purchase..
ReplyDeletei usually do all that in the evening, now feel lazy to do that, so when are you planning to go to india? you must be really excited isnt it
ReplyDeleteso you must counting days, its really hard to wait isnt it...such a nice feeling when v go back after a long time..
ReplyDeleteYA Enjoyed a lot,memorable....
ReplyDeleteperfect for idli... ur version is worth trying!
ReplyDeletedelicious kurma!!
ReplyDeletewhat a fun way to learn about this new traditional dish!
ReplyDeleteTomato kurma is one of my favs too with idli as well puri.It appears yum as well as wonderful n i add extra counts of intake sathya.Between nice shaped bowl dear.
ReplyDeleteHi Sathya, Mom's cooking is definitely the best. Thanks for sharing this recipe, I have bookmarked it to try.
ReplyDeleteit looks delcious and nice colour too.
ReplyDeleteHey Sound so yummy.. You can send to my motherday event too :)
ReplyDeletewow..tomato kuruma lookks soo colorful and love to have them with dosas...Lovely one Sathya...
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Kairali sisters
Thanks for sharing this traditional kongunadu recipe dear...I wanted to try this last time itself when you posted a photo of this with idlis...I have bookmarked this...will try it soon and let you know...looks superb da :)
ReplyDeleteI had lived in kongunad long enough to appreciate its cuisine and this one is one of its best.will definately try it
ReplyDeleteThe very thought abt tomato kurma is mouthwatering, hehe...lovely recipe, like to have it with rotis:)
ReplyDeleteThis is usually prepared by my mom for idlis! I do love this!
ReplyDeleteI liked your recipe.Tomato Kuruma is our favorite too...
ReplyDeleteWow very tempting! Want a plate of hot white rice with it :)
ReplyDeleteSathya
ReplyDeleteI am going to try this for tomorrow's breakfast.
Ahaaaaa...namma ooru sapada parkumbothu oru happiness varuthe athu vera entha dish parthalum varathu :) Romba nalla iruku Sathya...ippove idly kooda sapidanum pola iruku :)
ReplyDeleteLovely kurma....new to me.....
ReplyDeleteennamma ithu romba nallayirukku intha tomato kuruma..
ReplyDeleteSathya dear how r u there.Nice kongunadu mom's special tomato kuram..Lovely color.no doubt why u called it as yello curry..nice yellow color..not yet hrd of this konganadu food.i am also planning somthing for this event..mom's special
Advanced Happy Mother's Day Wishes dear..
Sathya,
ReplyDeleteAlways mom's are best cook. You can't find that taste even in 5 star chef. Nice thakali kurma. I liked it. Amma makes this too without garlic, channa dal and poppy seeds. yummy no doubt.
That looks superb...am drooling at the thought of having this with some hot n soft idlis :-)
ReplyDeleteHey Sathya,
ReplyDeleteTomato Kurma looks delicious..Thanks a ton for the entry..One small request can you change the spelling of my name..mine is Shabitha..Thanks
hi sathya..
ReplyDeletegood to be here .this is my first time i am visiting your blog...happy to add onr more new blogger friend in my list
Hy Sathya,
ReplyDeleteSame pinch, I have prepared 'Tomato Kurma' for today's breakfast and planned to post it soon. Yours looks great with awesome click dear.
Lovely kuruma! Looks perfect for Idli and Dosa!
ReplyDeleteTomato kurma with suda idli, nenachale mouthwatering u know..Kalakitinga Sathya, my mom's favourite dish..she used to prepare often when we were doing our schooling, btw thanks for letting know about the cardamom seeds in mutton chukka dish dear, neegha sollalana naan maranthe poytu irrupen..thanks dear..
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe. Never made koorma before. Have heard a lot, now I guess I need to try it out :)
ReplyDeleteNever made this tomato kurma,looks very delicious.Will try it and let you know.
ReplyDeleteI am sure this kurma tastes heavenly.pic itself speaks.
ReplyDeleteTomato korma looks too good, Sathya. I have never had it before..Your picture is tempting me to try it out soon :)
ReplyDeleteமிகவும் அருமையான குறிப்பு...எங்கள் பாட்டி இதனை அடிக்கடி இட்லியிற்கு செய்வாங்க...ஏனோ எங்க அம்மா இதனை செய்யமாட்டாங்க...எப்பொழுது பாட்டி வீட்டிற்கு சென்றாலும் பாட்டியினை செய்து கொடுக்க சொல்லுவேன்..என்னுடைய விருப்பவும்...
ReplyDeleteஎண்ட ஊரு பொன்னாலும் நம்ம ஊரு தக்காளி சட்னிபோல் வருமா
ReplyDeleteஅதுவம் சத்யா ஸ்ரீதர் செய்த தக்காளி குருமா போல வருமா..???
வாவ் கிரேட்..குட் presentation
நானும் எதாவது
செய்யனும் போல இருக்கு
நமக்கு என்ன தெரிமோ அதைத்தான் செய்யபோறேன்க
நல்ல சாபிடுவேங்க....
ammakita choli ethey pola seithu thanganu kekaporen...
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காம்ப்ளான் சூர்யா
kuruma looks so delicious and lovely click
ReplyDeleteI love how you expose to me to so many dishes that I know I would love, but have never heard of! this looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI wish to see sandaghai, i will check it if u have! We make the kurma for idli but not authen. one! Delicious!
ReplyDeletedelicious kuruma in a cute dish
ReplyDeleteDelicious Kurma
ReplyDeleteI love this one, my husband too. In order to use less coconut (cholestral), my mom adds roasted channa dhal powder (poritha kadalai maavu). Tastes a bit different though. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletedelicious kurma
ReplyDeleteThanks Sathya..for taking time to change my name...
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ReplyDeleteyour kurma looks delicious. By the way I dont know why you are not able to get our website updates. The other followers are getting our updates anyways I'll try to check what i could do with this issue. Thank you for visiting our blog
ReplyDeleteTomato Kurma looks so yummy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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