PUDALANGAI KOOTU RECIPE
I had this kootu in my friend ‘B’ s place,she made this with her yummy tangy,spicy kaara kuzhambu so this one made an awesome combo with its mild and flavorful taste!
INGREDIENTS:
| Snake gourd/pudalangaai | 2 nos. |
| Split chick peas/Kadalai paruppu/channa dal | 1/4 cup |
| Split green gram/paasi paruppu/mung dal | 2 tblsp |
| Turmeric | 2 pinches |
| Salt | As needed |
To grind:
| Coconut | 1/4 cup |
| Rice flour | 1/4 tsp |
| Green chilli | 2-3 nos |
| Cumin seeds | 3/4 tsp |
| Small onion/shallots | 2 nos. |
To temper:
| Oil(I used coconut oil) | 1 tsp |
| Mustard | 3/4 tsp |
| Black gram/Ulutham paruppu | 1 tsp |
| Curry leaves | A sprig |
Method:
- Clean and cut the snake gourd to ur desired size cubes.I chopped little fine.
- Take both the dhals in a small pressure cooker and just add enough water to immerse the dal.Add turmeric and stir well. Add the chopped veggie over it (don’t stir)
- Pressure cook till 2-3 whistles in medium flame.(I kept in one of my pressure cooker container,along with rice..not directly.You can follow stove top method as well!)
- Grind the coconut,rice flour and green chillies first ,with little water and then add the cumin seeds and shallot lastly and grind coarsely.
- Open the pressure cooker after the pressure gets released by itself.Add the ground paste and salt and mix in well and bring to boil.
- After it boils,switch off the heat and temper it with the items given under the To temper table.
Serve as accompaniment with vatral kuzhambu or kaara kuzhambu… I tasted with roti,tasted good too :)
One sad news
I dropped my camera down and my lens which I use for taking step wise picture is stuck…I have to take it to Nikon service centre and get it done,which will not happen in recent days. May take more than 2 weeks. Still I have another lens,so hope fully I will post some recipes but not sure about stepwise pictures! Even this was lying in my drafts as this is a simple and boooooring recipe![]()
And since most of you all are going on break and holidays,I am wishing you all bloggers and my readers A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Wishing each and every one a Prosperous New year!!
Catch you all after New year!






Kootu is looking very tasty, love the presentation as always.
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays to you too.
ummmm...yummy...they indeed looks delicious...wish we could taste a bit...some delicious photos...Wishing you & your family also a merry Christmas and very and joyous happy new year!
ReplyDeleteOh oh really bad thing happened thats ok fix it soon. Any way kootu is not boring yah it really tastes awesome looks so good and yummy. The same way me too make except I dont grind shallots.. But will add next time for a change. Wish You happy and prosperous new year ....
ReplyDeleteThank you Madhu,Kalyan and pavi for quick comments
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful clicks dear....So nice...Kootu looks yummyyyyyy.
ReplyDeleteVery tempting.......Happy holidays
ReplyDeleteKootu looks yummy and tempting dear...
ReplyDeleteWish you happy and prosperous new year...
Liked the last click! Oh thats really sad thing.....wish it gets fixed up soon... Merry Xmas Raks!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe.. I love kootu.
ReplyDeleteOh sad that you dropped the lens.. Dont worry you can get it done soon.
Wish you merry Christmas and a happy new year too :)
Lol..wat all gymnastics u r doing with ur cam??
ReplyDeletehmm..anyways fix it soon so that we wont miss ur step wise pics...
snake gourd kootu sounds yummy..I recently started using this vegetable...will try this soon...looks yummy wid rice dear,...
Hi Raks. Wish u a merry christmas and a very happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteThe kootu though in ur usage is booooring looks quite attractive dear.
i love this kootu.... at home, we usually have it with vatha kuzhambu.... that's sad about the camera... hope you get it fixed soon :)
ReplyDelete- Indhu (www.thayirsaadham.com)
kootu looks delicious. I hardly make kootu with podavalangai.
ReplyDeleteThats a bad thing for your camera. Good that you have another lens to click.
Very nice kootu!!.... and very nice step by step instructions with pictures!
ReplyDeleteYet to taste this veggie...recipe sounds yum...
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ReplyDeleteNice kootu....
So sad about ur camera... Fix it soon dear.....
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looks delicous raks,merry xmas and happy new year...
ReplyDeleteohhh very sad we miss your step by step recipes... kootu looks great simple and comfort with rice or roti....
ReplyDeleteOh that so sad, dont worry hopefully ur camera lens will get fix soon..BTW just love anything with snakegourd and this kootu looks fantastic..Wishing you a happy and wonderful New year..
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays and lovely kootu. my son's favourite
ReplyDeleteAwesome with all those steps! Wishing you and your family, A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteExactly a year back i dropped my camera. Lucky Girl, u have other lens.
ReplyDeleteI got to try this kootu and the other one, u posted recently. Lovely green background!
I love kadalai paruppu & pudalangai combination. Yummy kootu.
ReplyDeleteDelicious kootu dear..sorry to hear about your camera :(
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family A Happy & Prosperous New Year Rak`s! A great year of blogging too.
ReplyDeletekootu looks absolutely delicious .. nice pics. wish yu N yr family a happy new year
ReplyDeleteBoring post?this one?well Pudalai Kootu is my Hubbys alltime fav.. :)!!..No worries..THis is the best of all comfort curries according to him..:)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear abt your camera!!! :(..Sure you will be able to fix it soon...Or ask A to get a new one ;)
So sorry to hear ur cam is broken...Hope it gets fine soon..so u can too..kootu is my fav with kadala paruppu..
ReplyDeletelove padulangai don't say boring, I love this kootu, as always beautiful clicks, Oh! I am really sorry about your camera, get it done soon, I come to your blog, just to see those lovely clicks you know!!, of course love your recipes too...
ReplyDeleteDelicious nice clicks. Hapy new year to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteoh!, sad dear.., Getting the camera repaired is a big pain in Singapore. I faced the same problem once :(
ReplyDeleteI also prepare the same way., nice recipe
Wow, lovely color!
ReplyDeleteMy fav kootu- Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeletethat sounds and looks like a delicious Kootu! sooo tempting.
ReplyDeleteHope your camera problem gets fixed soon :)
Happy Holidays!!
Never tried 2 dal combination in this kootuu Raks...looks and sounds yummy with karakuzumbu :) Happy New Year Dear!
ReplyDeleteThis is my fav kootu too.. Its really sad to know about your camera.. Wish you too a happy new year
ReplyDeleteLove podalangai koottu and would be a great combo with kara kuzhambu. Wishing you a Happy and a Prosperous New Year!!!
ReplyDeleteThis koottu and kaara kuzhambu... man, that is one lovely combo... the pics are beautiful and very clear Raks
ReplyDeletesorry abt ur camera
ReplyDeletegreat kootu goes great with rice
Yummy Kootu and beautiful click.....
ReplyDeleteHope ur camera lens is fixed soon.
Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous New Year dear:)
Traditional kootu,Pictures makes me hungry.Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous New Year dear:)
ReplyDeleteHere's wishing you and your family a happy and prosperous 2010, R.
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy!
ReplyDeletemay i know which software u used to design the first and last photo?
it looks excellent!
It turned out awesome! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI tried this and it turned out well! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am going to try this today. Thx for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI tried this today & I loved it!
ReplyDeletewhen i added coconut mixtue it curdled up? why ?
ReplyDeleteYou added rice flour or no? was it too watery?
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