Mixed Veg Kurma | Vegetable Kurma | Gravy Recipes

A great accompaniment for rotis & chapathis, mixed veg kurma in a coconut based gravy
03/31/2018 11:21:36 PM vindhyadesai

Mixed Veg Kurma

It’s always good to have a lot of gravy based recipes in your cooking repertoire. They work really well with chapathis and rotis and they just bring your full menu together. Mixed Veg gravies like saagu or this mixed veg kurma, Karnataka style are delicious gravies.
Lip smacking mixed veg kurma has an aromatic coconut based masala blend with subtle spices. It’s creamy and has the goodness of all the veggies like beans, carrots and green peas. I also served the leftovers with whole wheat puris and kesar elaichi shrikhand!


You can adjust the spices as per your taste and make the mixed veg kurma as hot and spicy as you want. Personally though I feel it should be subtle and the aroma should come through. Try more gravies from FOI, Seemebadanekayi saagu, peas kurma etc. More mixed veg recipes from FOI.


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A great accompaniment for rotis and chapathis, mixed veg kurma in a coconut based gravy
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Recipe type: Lunch
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 4-5 people
Ingredients
To grind to a paste:
  • ½ Tsp sompu/fennel
  • 2 laung, 1 elaichi
  • 1" cinnamon
  • ¼ Cup grated coconut
  • 7-8 cashews
  • ¼ Cup puthani/fried gram/hurigadale
  • 1 Tbsp gasa gase
  • 1 green chilli
  • 1" ginger
  • 1 clove garlic
  • ½ Tsp jeera
  • ½ Tsp kalluppu/sea salt
Mixed vegetables:
  • 2 carrots
  • 5-6 baby corn
  • 7-8 beans
  • 1 Cup broccoli or cauliflower florets (blanched in boiling water)
  • 1 potato
  • ½ Cup green peas
  • ½ capcisum
  • 1 chopped onion
  • 2 sliced spring onions
  • 1 chopped tomato
For masala:
  • 1 Tbsp oil
  • ¼ Tsp jeera
  • 2 bay leaves
  • ¼ Cup water
  • ¼ Tsp red chilli powder
  • ½ Tsp garam masala
  • 2 Tbsp yogurt
  • ½ Tsp kasuri methi
  • Chopped coriander
Method
  1. Keep all the whole garam masala together
  2. Soak cashews in little water
  3. In a mixer jar, add grated coconut, 1 sliced green chilli, chopped garlic, ginger
  4. Tip in the whole garam masala
  5. Add sea salt and gasa-gase
  6. Next add soaked and drained cashews, fried gram/hurigadale and jeera
  7. Grind into a chutney, this is the ground masala, keep aside
  8. Clean, wash and blanch broccoli/cauliflower in boiling water for a minute
  9. In another vessel, boil water, add chopped vegetables, beans, carrot, potato and baby corn and boil till soft
  10. In another pan, add oil, add jeera and fry bay leaf
  11. Next add chopped onions and saute
  12. Add spring onion whites, capsicum and saute well
  13. Once capsicum and onions turn soft, add chopped tomato and saute till soft and mushy
  14. Add the ground chutney masala and mix well
  15. Fry well till raw smell disappears
  16. Add little water to adjust consistency
  17. Sprinkle red chilli powder and garam masala powder
  18. Lower the flame and whisk in yogurt
  19. Now add cooked vegetables and green peas, simmer
  20. Sprinkle crushed kasuri methi and mix well
  21. Lastly garnish with sliced spring onion greens and chopped coriander
  22. Serve hot with poori/roti or chapathis
Notes
Use any kind of vegetables, knol-kol, turnip etc

Adjust spiciness as per your taste, reduce chillies if kids are eating

Omit garlic if you want

Mixed Veg Kurma Stepwise:
Keep all the whole garam masala together

Soak cashews in little water

In a mixer jar, add grated coconut, 1 sliced green chilli, chopped garlic, ginger

Tip in the whole garam masala

Add sea salt and gasa-gase
 
Next add soaked and drained cashews, fried gram/hurigadale and jeera
  
Grind into a chutney, this is the ground masala, keep aside

Clean, wash and blanch broccoli/cauliflower in boiling water for a minute

In another vessel, boil water, add chopped vegetables, beans, carrot, potato and baby corn and boil till soft
   
In another pan, add oil, add jeera and fry bay leaf
  
Next add chopped onions and saute

Add spring onion whites, capsicum and saute well

Once capsicum and onions turn soft, add chopped tomato and saute till soft and mushy
    
Add the ground chutney masala and mix well
  
Fry well till raw smell disappears

Add little water to adjust consistency

Sprinkle red chilli powder and garam masala powder
 
Lower the flame and whisk in yogurt

Now add cooked vegetables and green peas, simmer
 
Sprinkle crushed kasuri methi and mix well

Lastly garnish with sliced spring onion greens and chopped coriander
 
Serve hot with poori/roti or chapathis
 

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