Madras Vadacurry

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Madras Vadacurry

Description

Cooking Time

Preparation Time :1 Hr 0 Min

Cook Time : 30 Min

Total Time : 1 Hr 30 Min

Ingredients

Serves : 6
  • Chana Dhal 1 cup


  • Onion 1 medium


  • Tomato 2 medium


  • Ginger Garlic paste 1 tablespoon


  • Mutton Masala 1 tablespoon


  • Chilli powder 1 teaspoon


  • Turmeric 1 teaspoon


  • Curry leaves 10 or 15


  • Oil 2 tablespoon


  • Mustard 1 teaspoon


  • 2 green chilles

Directions

  • Soak chanadal for one hour only.
  • Don't soak more. It will not crumble after grinding and cooking in steam.
  • Grind Chanadal in mixer finely without water. Do not add anything else
  • Portion chanadal and cook in steam for 15 minutes. Don't cook together the entire ground chanadal
  • After steaming take chanadal out and allow it to cool for 10 minutes. Then pulse in mixer to crumble.
  • Cut onion and chilli. Grind the tomato in mixer
  • Add oil and mustard. Allow to crackle. Add curry leaves.
  • Add onion and green chilli and ginger garlic paste and saute till onion cooks and raw smell goes away
  • Add ground tomato and mutton masala chilli powder and turmeric. Allow to cook for 5 minutes
  • Add cooked and crumbled chanadal and salt. Add water to make it thick curry consistency. Let it boil for 5 minutes or till everything combines.
  • Tasty Madras Vadacurry ready to be served with idli or dosa or chapati or poori or idiyappam. It is an all rounder side dish.
  • Note 1 :- Mutton masala, ginger, red chilli powder, green chilli all are spicy ingredients. Adjust according to your spicy needs. I have put a little more spicy version.
  • Note 2 :- If you are concerned about the term Mutton masala as a vegetarian. Its only vegetarian masala. Since its used primarily for mutton it has the name. Its easy to prepare at home itself. Or you can buy from grocery