Ingredients
- Tamarind – lemon size
- Sambar Onion – 10 Nos
- Sambar powder – 1 tablespoon (heaped)
- Turmeric powder – ¼ teaspoon
- Salt – 1 teaspoon
- Gingilly oil – 2 tablespoon
- Mustard – ½ teaspoon
- Fenugreek seeds – 1 teaspoon
- Bengal gram dhal – 1 teaspoon
- Curry leaves – few
Directions
- Soak tamarind and salt and in water and squeeze out the juice completely by adding water little by little. The tamarind juice should be at least 2 cups.
- In a kadai put the oil and when it is hot add mustard. When it pops up add Bengal gram dhal. When it turns light brown, add fenugreek and fry till it become light brown. Keep the flame to very low. (Otherwise fenugreek will become black and taste very bitter). Cut the onion into small pieces and add along with curry leaves. Fry till onion turn transparent. Now add tamarind juice along with sambar powder and turmeric powder. Stir well. Allow to boil on a medium flame till it thickens.
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Thank you for visiting my site and your compliments.
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Hi Divya
Nice to hear that you are trying my recipes. Main purpose of my site is to take the traditional food to younger generation. You are always welcome for any queries / doubts.
I tried recipe this last night. It came out beautifully. Great balance of flavors. I have been trying to find this recipe, even the usually reliable "Dakshin" recipe book did not have it.
Thank you so much. Shyamala, Ca,USA
Thank you Shyamala for your kind feed back.
hi kamala
your website is very useful for us.i like mor kolambu.
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very nice recipies, nice and easy to prepare
Thank you Vaishali.
excellent south Indian Recipe
Hi Kamala Aunty,
Your dishes are amazing, keep rocking on..
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Hi Kamala Aunty,
Your dishes are amazing, keep rocking on..
Dear Kamla mam, Your dishes so picturesque and mouthwatering. I always go through your recipies whenever our function comes and it is always useful to me. Wheat adai-cum-dosa one of my recent favourite dish. Keep posting mam. One suggestion, if u can post step by step picture of the item it will be so helpful. Thanks
Hi Savithri,
Thank you for your encouraging words. Actually I want to add step-by-step pictures. But due to lack of time, I could not do it for the time being. In future I may try to add it.
dear kamala mami
i am ardent follower when ever i need to make some different khuzumabu i refer your site. thanks for sharing so many varities
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Mam….your recipe r very handy. My mother in law 84 years. always insist me to make dishes following ur steps. Thank u so much for your post..may god bless u. Hv wonderful dasara.
Thank you for your kind words. Really happy to note that your mother-in-law recommend my recipes to you.
You forgot to mention salt in description. Also adding sambar powder/ red chilli powder while sauting onions in oil will give bright color than adding in tamarind water.
Thank you for your comments. I have added salt with tamarind while soaking.
Thanks for the recipe, but it came in liquid form like rasam, not like the one i see in your blog picture…i too added tomatoes later also didn’t help—-can you give me the reason, i have proceeded according to the instruction written above.
Tamarind extract should be thick and if you find the kuzhambu more watery, then reduce the water and try.