I love eggs and
it is a versatile ingredients which is readily available in my kitchen. I use
to have it mixed with my maagi preparation and also make curry, since it is one
of the simplest, to have along with roti or rice. Today I went for a change
from the regular and prepared it in Chettinad style. This is quite different
from the normal curry because of its blend of spicy flavour with coconut. And trust
me, it is really yummy and delicious.
Ingredients:-
1. Eggs – 2 nos.
2. Garam
Masala powder – ¼ tsp.
3. Onion – 1
no., finely chopped
4. Tomato –
1 no., chopped
5. Coriander
leaves – a handful, finely chopped
6. Salt – to
taste
To
Temper:
7. Cinnamon –
½ inch piece
8. Cloves –
3 nos.
9. Curry
leaves – 1 sprig
To
grind:
10. Grated
coconut – ½ cup
11. Coriander
powder – 1 tbsp.
12. Dry Red
Chili – 2 nos.
13. Garlic –
5 cloves
14. Ginger –
½ inch piece
15. Pepper
powder – 1 tsp.
16. Fennel
seeds – ½ tsp.
17. Cumin
seeds – ¼ tsp.
Method:-
1. Boil eggs
and remove the shell. Then make slit on sides using a sharp knife and keep
aside.
2. In a pan,
dry roast all the ingredients listed in ‘To grind’ for 2-3 minutes till it roasted
smell is released. Let it cool and grind it into a fine paste with little
water. Keep it aside.
3. Heat oil
in a pan and add cinnamon, and cloves and saute for few seconds followed by
curry leaves.
4. Then add
onion and tomato and saute till it becomes mushy.
5. Then add grinded
coconut paste and saute for 2minutes.
6. Add ½ cup
of water and allow it to boil. Then add garam masala and salt and cook for 5 to
10 minutes in low flame.
7. Finally
add the boiled eggs and cook for a minute.
8. Garnish
with chopped coriander leaves.
9. So delicious
Chettinad Egg Curry is ready to serve hot.
Notes:-
- Keep the
curry for about 15 minutes before serving so the gravy blends well with the
eggs.
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