Pulisheri or Mor Kozhambu is very traditional to make during Vishu celebrations. Pulisheri can be made with Other stuff like Pineapple and Nendra pazham (banana) can be used for making this pulisheri
It is usually had like sambar (mixing with rice). But my husband was not keen on mixing it in rice. So he used it as a side. He liked it though. As for me, that is all I remember eating today.
Ingredients
Ripe Mango 1 big
Chilli Powder 1/2 tsp
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Yogurt 2 cups
To be ground to paste
Coconut 1/2 cup
Green Chilli 1
Curry Leaves few
Cumin seeds/ Jeera 1/2 tsp
For tempering
Mustard 1/2 tsp
Curry Leaves few
Oil and Salt to taste
Method of Preparation
1. Cut the mango into pieces. Add a little water, chilli powder, turmeric and salt. Bring it to a boil.
2. Grind all the ingredients under - to be gound to a fine paste adding a little water.
3. Add the paste and yogurt. Mix well.
4. Heat for a little bit. Once it starts to bubble a little switch off. Don't boil the yogurt mix.
5. In a small pan, heat some oil and add the mustard. When it sputters, add the curry leaves and add the tempering to the pulisheri.
Serve with warm rice.
Linking this to Kerala Kitchen Event hosted by Ramya
It is usually had like sambar (mixing with rice). But my husband was not keen on mixing it in rice. So he used it as a side. He liked it though. As for me, that is all I remember eating today.
Ingredients
Ripe Mango 1 big
Chilli Powder 1/2 tsp
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Yogurt 2 cups
To be ground to paste
Coconut 1/2 cup
Green Chilli 1
Curry Leaves few
Cumin seeds/ Jeera 1/2 tsp
For tempering
Mustard 1/2 tsp
Curry Leaves few
Oil and Salt to taste
Method of Preparation
1. Cut the mango into pieces. Add a little water, chilli powder, turmeric and salt. Bring it to a boil.
2. Grind all the ingredients under - to be gound to a fine paste adding a little water.
3. Add the paste and yogurt. Mix well.
4. Heat for a little bit. Once it starts to bubble a little switch off. Don't boil the yogurt mix.
5. In a small pan, heat some oil and add the mustard. When it sputters, add the curry leaves and add the tempering to the pulisheri.
Serve with warm rice.
Linking this to Kerala Kitchen Event hosted by Ramya
Linking this to Vegetarian Side Dishes Priya's event hosted by Vardhini
looks great and mouthwatering..
ReplyDeletevery interesting and delicious curry...lovely pics..
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely! I have never cooked ripe mango like this. I would love to try this.
ReplyDeleteLove mambazha pullissery..Thanx for reminding,its long since I made :-)
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looks so delicious!
ReplyDeletelovely...true deliciousness..;)
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wow yummy n delicious recipe,luks so tempting...
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ReplyDeleteI have never had this, sounds really interesting...
ReplyDeleteI dont mind inviting myself to ur place for this droolworthy dish..
ReplyDeletevery yummy and relishing ....love to have it
ReplyDeleteon of my fav sambhar.. can never get bored of them.. thanks for linking :)
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my daughters fave curry as it is on a sweeter side. thanks for linking with kerala kitchen
ReplyDeleteMango and yogurt rice is a lovely combo. So this must be tasty too. Thx for linking.
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