I learnt this recipe from my mother, its easy to make and delicious too!!
Ingredients
Ingredients
- Yellow pumpkin -- 2 cups
- Tamarind -- small gooseberry sized(lesser than we use for sambar)
- Onion -- 1, big in size
- Green chillies -- 6-7 nos.
- Curry leaves -- as you need
Tempering
Method
- Pressure cook pumpkin to 3 whistles,and mash it without to smooth paste with potato masher.(You can also run it in mixer after cooling )
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- Cut onions into squares and slit the chillies.
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- Soak and extract the tamarind juice.
6. Heat kadai and add the tempering items followed by green chillies,curry leaves and onion.
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7. Saute till onion becomes transparent.You can add asafoetida at this stage too..
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8.Add tamarind extract,salt and bring to boil.
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9.Add the cooked mashed pumpkin and mix well.
10. Boil for some 5-6 minutes and serve hot with Rice.!!
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11. Goes well with dosa also.It will be in nice colour of pumpkin yellow and no need to add turmeric also!!!!






Wow...it looks delicious...nice colour...
ReplyDeleteVijaya.
Thankyou Vijaya!!
ReplyDeletehey, that looks delicious, i make a dryish subzi, would like to try this sometime.
ReplyDeletethanks for leaving a trail on my blog!
Do try this Richa,will taste yummy!!I hope..!!!!Thanx for dropping in here...:))
ReplyDeleteThis gravy looks so good. Nice recipe. Atfirst I thought it was sambar. Nice color and looks delicious.
ReplyDeletehey Raji
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.. pumpkin gravy looks delicious, we make curry n sambar with this but not mashed.
Great recipe Raks. I love Pumpkins at this time of the season.Thanks!:))
ReplyDeletePumpkin gravy looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI recently made pumpkin gravy from an another blog. It was wonderful.
Kribha,
ReplyDeleteIt will also taste nearly like sambhar,as we use everything that we use for sambar,other than dal..:)
Shivapriya,
Welcome,Give it a try..hope u will like it..!
Asha,
Thanx for your compliments..!!:))
Kumudha,
Thanx for dropping by and leaving your comments..:))
Thanks for dropping by on my blog & helping me find yours. This is a really good n different recipe. I have to try it out.
ReplyDeleteThanx Sheela!!
ReplyDeleteHi Raks, I just went thru all ur recipes. Each is a gem. I've bookmarked several to try...starting with this pumpkin curry as I happen to have pumpkin 2 home. Thanks, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteHi Raks, made ur pumpkin gravy over the weekend. It was wonderful, we all enjoyed it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSupriya Thanks so much for taking time to write feedback,so kind of you! Thanks for your lovely words!!
ReplyDeleteDude
ReplyDeleteUr recipes are like "Amma chethi vanta"
means food from mothers hand
U make me home sick with ur recipes.
Wanna taste ur mom's recipe from my moms hand.
Hi Raji,
ReplyDeleteIn this receipe u've mentioned only g.chillies for the spiceness.Incase if that spicy is not enough wat else we can add if we want more spicy and also the taste of gravy wont change.Can we add red chillie powder or any other option is there.
Sudha
ReplyDeleteYou can add more green chillies if you need it more hot,can also replace with red chillies...not sure if the taste will remain the same for red chilly powder..the uniqueness of this one is the greenchilli's flavour too...so try adding more green chillies if you want it more spicy!
Thanks
Very novel recipe, using pumpkin as the base. I'm going to give it a try soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Thank you. I will try tonight. Varieties helps. Thanks for sharing this different method of preparing pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteAlways wondered wht else we could do with pumpkin apart from sambhar tht could go well with rice !! thanks for this receipe.. looks delicious.. will try it sometime soon..
Manju
I try most of yr recipe...will give it a try....thanks fr posting such recipe
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