SODHI KUZHAMBU - STEP BY STEP

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SODHI KUZHAMBU- STEP BY STEP

This is an unique recipe of Thirunelveli. I have already mentioned about this Kuzhambu in my Inji Thuvaiyal post.

The main ingredient for this kuzhambu is coconut milk,the vegetables are cooked in coconut milk along with cooked moong dal and  grinded paste.

Now start preparing your coconut milk and the rest is going to be easy . You will definitely enjoy this Kuzhambu as much as we did.

Serve this kuzhamku with hot rice and this combination pairs up very well with Inji Thuvaiyal, Potato Curry as side dishes :)

For this kuzhambu you need

1 cup of Moong Dal
3 cups of coconut milk (extracted from 1 big sized coconut)
1 medium sized carrot
1 medium sized potato
1 drumstick
Few nos . of beans and Saber Beans
1 Brinjal
1 medium sized onion
1 green chilly(split it lengthwise)
1 small sized Lemon (extract the juice from it)
Salt
Oil

For Seasoning

1 tsp. of mustard and urad dhal
A sprig of curry leaves

For Grinding

1 tbsp. of grated coconut
2 nos. of red chillies
2 tsp. of coriander seed
Piece of ginger and a garlic



Grind them to a paste by adding little water.

Preparation

Chop the vegetables and keep it aside, prepare the coconut milk.(If you have any doubts regarding how to prepare coconut milk,let me know)


In the Pressure cooker add  moong dal, wash it well . Add sufficient water along with a pinch of  turmeric powder, garlic and few drops of sesame oil.



 Pressure cook for  about 5-6 whistles or until the moong dal gets cooked well.


Heat oil in heavy bottomed vessel, add the chopped onion and green chilly. Saute it


Add the chopped vegetables and saute it for 5 mins.


Now add the THIRD milk to these vegetables.


Cover and cook until the vegetables get softened.


Now add the SECOND milk along with the cooked moong dal and the grinded paste, mix them gently.


Allow it to boil in a low flame and keep stirring in between, when the raw smell of the grinded paste gos off ,add the FIRST coconut milk.


Gently mix it well.Add salt and allow this to boil for about 2 mins.



Sodhi Kuzhambu is ready,now comes the final part temper it with the seasonal ingredients. 

Allow it to cool and add the lemon juice.

Tasty Sodhi Kuzhambu recipe is ready to be served.....


Serve it with hot rice rice and enjoy.......:)

NOTE:

Don't skip the lemon juice, as it enhances the taste of this dish.

Comments

  1. This recipe is very new to me, never tried it before Will definately give it ago but I dont under stand how to get the three stages of coconut milk, never used fresh coconut before.I can get dry dessicated coconut in UK.

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  2. Very yummy and flavourful kuzhambhu.

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  3. I have this in my to try list for quite some time now and your post makes me crave for some :)

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  4. இந்த à®°ெசிபி கேள்விபட்டிà®°ுக்கேன் என்à®±ாலுà®®் இதுவரை செய்ததில்லை.பாà®°்க்குà®®்போதே à®®ிக à®…à®°ுà®®ையாக இருக்கு!!

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  5. So colorful and yummy !!!

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  6. arumaiyana kulambu...wish to have it

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  7. paakkave supera iruku... bookmarekd...

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  8. Have heard of this one but never seen it..very creamy n yummyy.. will def try it..

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  9. romba nalla iruku nga.will try it soon.

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  10. Looks so creamy and delicious! Thanks for the step by step tutorial dear...

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  11. Very healthy dish. Looks yummy and perfect combo with rice.

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  12. Sodhi is my all-time favorite.. Your step by step pics are making me hungry.. should try it soon..

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  13. My fav kulambu..luks so yum and delicious

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  14. Looks delicious very nice flavorful kuzhambu.

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  15. lovely and tasty kuzhambu.

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  16. Can we go with canned coconut milk if in a hurry?

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  17. konjam velai athikam pola theriyuthu,but kuzhambu parkkave super-a irukku! :P

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  18. Yet to try sodhi kuzhambu,simply delicious..

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  19. Lovely recipe by reading the ingredients alone can tell u it must have tasted divine:)

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  20. Last week i had the same when my mom was here. We make in a slightly different way. Do have a look at ur free time.. I love the last click with side dish. Feel like having it ;)

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  21. Indian Cuisine BlogrollMarch 7, 2011 at 6:46 PM

    never heard abt this before..nice to know...

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  22. Fantastic explanation and now that you said it is from Thirunelveli and my hubby's family is from there originally, I must try this - lovely post, always good to learn a new dish :)

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  23. nice blog...loved the step by step procedure. Thanks fr visiting and following my blog..glad 2 follow u 2...

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  24. New to me, Looks delicious...

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  25. this is very new to me, never tried the dish, loved the recipe and the way you show it,
    only request is that it would be great if you translate the dish name into english as close as possible.
    It would helped a lot

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  26. hi first time here .....you have some nice recipes here...I love to follow you ...will surely try out some new ones.

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  27. Looks delicious!! Will give it a try.

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