i am going to try this.but why do u pressure cook it at the end?
very good recipeeee…… my husband likes to eat this even with rice
Very tasty recipe..came out very nice and easy to prepare too. Thanks.
That was a cool recipe…..came out really well.Thank u Ramya.
Thank you ramya for sharing this wonderful recipe. May God bless you.
Thank you so much Remya……God bless u…
Really very nice recipe. I tried it several times.
superb recipeeeeeeeeee……. my husband likes it…
great recipe ! husband loved it ! the same masala can also be used as a base for a mixed vegetable curry.
Lovely dish…easy to make and tasty to eat..thanks…
This is really great…It will go well with rice puttu also..but reduce the amount of coconut and make it more watery..
Kudos…Please give more of such authentic kerala recipes!!
My mom used to make kadala curry at home. After coming to UK I was missing home food. Tried this recipe. Really good and homely!! Thank you!!
Very good and tasty recipe.Thanks Remya for sharing this recipe.do post more recipes.Everyone should try this recipe.
very good recipe,so tasty & easy to make.my hubby loves it.it is a good side dish for appam also.thanks alot.
Good receipe, easy to prepare and yet authentic. My husband likes to have this with Puttu.
Ramya, can you tell me why you want the sauted masala to cool before grinding? Waht will happen if we grind the sauted ingredients hot? Pls tell
A very delicious curry.
Cooling the masala before grinding in an old mixie is just a precaution against burning the rubber knob due to over heating…. 🙂
If you have a mixie with platic knobs, guess it would be okay…try it out at your own risk 😉
Infact, you can grind when the masala is warm to make it a smooth paste….
General Tip : add hot water to coconut to grind it into a fine paste!!
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i am going to try this.but why do u pressure cook it at the end?
very good recipeeee…… my husband likes to eat this even with rice
Very tasty recipe..came out very nice and easy to prepare too. Thanks.
That was a cool recipe…..came out really well.Thank u Ramya.
Thank you ramya for sharing this wonderful recipe. May God bless you.
Thank you so much Remya……God bless u…
Really very nice recipe. I tried it several times.
superb recipeeeeeeeeee……. my husband likes it…
great recipe ! husband loved it ! the same masala can also be used as a base for a mixed vegetable curry.
Lovely dish…easy to make and tasty to eat..thanks…
This is really great…It will go well with rice puttu also..but reduce the amount of coconut and make it more watery..
Kudos…Please give more of such authentic kerala recipes!!
My mom used to make kadala curry at home. After coming to UK I was missing home food. Tried this recipe. Really good and homely!!
Thank you!!
Very good and tasty recipe.Thanks Remya for sharing this recipe.do post more recipes.Everyone should try this recipe.
very good recipe,so tasty & easy to make.my hubby loves it.it is a good side dish for appam also.thanks alot.
Good receipe, easy to prepare and yet authentic.
My husband likes to have this with Puttu.
Ramya, can you tell me why you want the sauted masala to cool before grinding? Waht will happen if we grind the sauted ingredients hot? Pls tell
A very delicious curry.
Cooling the masala before grinding in an old mixie is just a precaution against burning the rubber knob due to over heating…. 🙂
If you have a mixie with platic knobs, guess it would be okay…try it out at your own risk 😉
Infact, you can grind when the masala is warm to make it a smooth paste….
General Tip : add hot water to coconut to grind it into a fine paste!!