(updated picture on 18-6-‘11)
INGREDIENTS
- Baby corn -- 12-15 nos.
- Garam masala powder -- 1/2 tsp(Optional)
- Red chilli powder or sambar powder – 1 tsp
- Turmeric powder -- 1/4 tsp
- Oil,ghee mixed -- 2 tblsp (or less according to your concern.)
- Coriander leaves -- for garnishing
- Onions -- 1 Big (fry in oil)
- Tomato -- 2 Medium
- Ginger -- a Small piece
- Garlic -- 2 small cloves
- Green chillies – 2-4
- Coconut -- 1 1/2 tblsp(optional)
- Cashew nut – 10-12 nos
- Fennel seeds -- 1/2 - 1 tsp
- Bay leaf – 1(optional)
- Elachi - 1
- Cinnamon - small piece
- Cloves – 2
- Cut baby corn to your desired shape..and pressure cook for 3 whistles and keep aside.
- Fry the cubed onions in a tsp of ghee/oil and grind it along with tomatoes,green chillies,ginger and garlic.(you can also substitute ginger and garlic with 1 tsp of ready made ginger garlic paste...)
- Heat the kadai with oil,ghee and add the tempering items followed by the above ground paste..
- Add turmeric,salt and garam masala powder,red chilli powder and mix well.
- Fry it in low flame for 5-8 minutes or till the oil leaves the sides of the kadai..(can stir it occasionally ,but take care not to burn..)
- Mean while grind cashew,coconut and fennel seeds to a smooth paste and add it and fry till oil separates(2 mins).
- Add the cooked baby corn and add water/milk, little by little to make it to a gravy and bring to boil in medium low flame.No high flame as there are chances of curdling of milk.
- Garnish with chopped coriander leaves and serve with chapati or fried rice..
- You can also add panner cubes in this just like in Kribha's baby corn paneer curry...
- Add paneer just 1 minute before you put off the stove.
- If you are adding paneer, immerse paneer cubes in hot water and just the moment you are going to add,drain the water and add it to korma..! Do not boil after u add paneer for more time,just bring to boil.






That's a new twist to korma! Sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanx Kaykat....:)
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious, and the step by step pics make it very easy !!!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy Rak. Viji
ReplyDeleteLooks good
ReplyDeleteThanks cinnamon,Viji and Happy cook...:))
ReplyDeleteThat looks yum! I love baby corn, but I only get canned ones here!
ReplyDeleteThanx asha..may be you can give it a try with canned ones..:))
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yummy, you know we dont get fresh baby corn here, have to depend on canned ones always :(
ReplyDeleteThat gravy looks rich n yummy!
Looks yummy Raks, love babycorn!
ReplyDeletelooks lovely raks. but why do u need to soak cashews in water for 3 hrs? just curious to know as i usually grind them to paste with other ingredients. does soaking in water for 3 hrs make any difference to the one which is not soaked?
ReplyDeletethe presentation is too good....sounds good
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy Raks. I get canned ones only. step by step pics are so good. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletePadma,Thanks for dropping here and thanx for the compliments over the dish...why dont you give it a try with the canned ones..:))
ReplyDeleteNamratha...Thanx
Dear sia,
I too used to grind cashews as such..but one of my friend Sangeetas kitchen said it will grind easily and smoothly if we soak and grind..and she told thats the way she does..After that I too followed that idea..!!But theres no harm in grinding without soaking too!!
Thanks Shathi..!!
wow that sure is a whole lot of spices, must taste yum :)
ReplyDeleteHi Raks,
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy, I got canned baby corn. Will give it try.
Thanks for sharing.
cheers
rajani
Thanx Richa!!
ReplyDeleteThankyou rajani for dropping by...
Looks delicious...must give it a try...
ReplyDeletenever made a Korma with babycorn...looks delicious..i have some canned babycorns, mayb will try this.. thanks for dropping by my blog..
ReplyDeleteDear Daily meals and Super chef,
ReplyDeleteSure give it a try ...:))
thanks for the recipe! it sounds really delicious... will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteLooks good and healthy too.
ReplyDeleteThankyou Lissie and Rohini,
ReplyDeletefor your wonderful words..:))
Baby corn Korma, seems very original of u & looks tempting too.
ReplyDeleteBaby corn korma looks nice. Even i make this dish but never used coconut.
ReplyDeleteOh, I definitely have to try this. My husband dislikes baby corn, while the rest of us love it. Perhaps this way he would eat it, and we can enjoy ourselves without having to worry about him :-)
ReplyDeleteThanx shiva priya..!
ReplyDeleteSivani..,
Do try it,and lemme know...:))
Coconut milk and cashew paste! Delicious!:)) Very nice step by step instructions wit pictures!:)) I can just look at the pictures and cook ! :))
ReplyDeleteThankyou latha mam..for your wonderful words.......:))
ReplyDeletenice post ...
ReplyDeleteLovely dish and hello fellow Singaporean! Nice blog and it's my first time here.
ReplyDeleteThanx Priya ..!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome Lakshmi....:))
Thank you Kribha...!!I some how missed out to thank your comment..Sorry..
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice blog Rak. thanks for dropping by my blog with your valuable comments. Loved the kurma. sounds simple and nice.
ReplyDeleteNever tried using baby corn like this. I only get the canned ones here.
ReplyDeleteKorma looks gooooooooooood. :)
ReplyDeleteSharmi
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome..:))thanx for thhe comments..!!
tbc
Try it out with canned ones...:))
thanks for dropping by....!!
Grihini
Thanx A Lottttttttttttttt!!!!
the gravy is too tempting: cashew, coconut and fennel paste feels so rich... along with the ginger-garlic-onion paste :)
ReplyDeletei like your step-by-step pictures - nice work! (i don't have the patience for that unfortunately)
very nice recipe, step by step instructions are very welcome, will try this soon!
ReplyDeleteThank you sheela and bindiya for your compliments:))
ReplyDeletethats new to me.. i loved this too :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the lovely kurma .It looks yummy.I have never done kurma with baby corn.It sounds cool!
ReplyDeleteHi chef
ReplyDeletebaby corn korma looks very nice.I tried ur recipes, it was very nice.very easy to make. thanks for ur recipes
Hi
ReplyDeleteI made this curry over the weekend and it turned out perfect. I added carrot along with capsicum and baby corn for vegetables, I also added a few soaked almonds along with cashews. The taste was perfect. Thanks for a great recipe.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteTried out this recipe last week wen my friend dropped into my house for lunch.....It was awesome
I made this and it turned out very good. I used cream to make it more rich:-) It tasted so good.
ReplyDeleteI tried this recipe and it came out very well. Perfect. I added paneer and used light cream. It was delicious. Thanks a lot Raji, for your inspiration. You have the ability to inspire me by transforming the mundane cooking to creative cooking!
ReplyDeleteI tried this dish last night for dinner and it was yummmmmmmm everybody loved it and its very simple to cook too. The pictures that take you through the process are very helpful. Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteI tried this dish and it turned out yummmmmm, thanks for the recipe. The pictures take you through the entire process and are very helpful. Thanks again :)
ReplyDeleteHello Raks,
ReplyDeleteI have tried it and its a hit in my home.. :)
Thank you.
Hi Raks,
ReplyDeleteI have tried this and it turned out to be hit of the day at my home.
Thank you very much :)
This turned out nice, added fried bell peppers in the end and a bit of fresh cream - tasted heavenly altogether :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe!