Thappalam(Dappalam) is an Andra style puli kulambu made similar to sambar but with slight variations.I had bookmarked this recipe soon after Veena had posted this in her space.It was worth trying for a alternate curry with rice other than sambar though I tweaked lightly,Thanks Veena.All liked it at home and this is healthy curry with all vegetables.The only major difference I found in this recipe from sambar is the absence of toor dal(tuvara parippu) and rice flour mixed with water is added to get the required consistency.Thappalam is balanced with spice,sour and sweet flavors.Do try it out if you find this interesting and lemme know the feedback too.
Preparation time ~20 mins
Cooking time~25mins
Recipe source~ Great Secret of life
Serves 4-5
Ingredients
mixed vegetables 3 cups
onion/savala 1 medium sized sliced(optional)
green chillies/pachamulaku 2 vertical slit
fenugreek seeds/ uluva 1/2 tsp
mustard seeds/ kadukku 3/4 tsp
cumin seeds /jeerakam 1/2 tsp
dry red chillies/vattal mulaku 2 broken
asafoetida/kayam podi 1/4 tsp
chilly powder/milagu podi 1.5tsp
coriander powder/malli podi 2tsp
turmeric powder/manjal podi 1/4tsp
tamarind paste 3tbsp or lemon size tamarind
jaggery /sharkara 1tsp
rice flour/ari podi 2-3 tsp
salt to taste
sesame oil/gingelly oil/nallenna 2tbsp
Method
NOTES
* I used carrot,cluster beans,muringakka(drum stick),pumpkin,bottle gourd(lauki).
* Adding water and rice flour is as per your requirement of the consistency of the kulambu.
* I saw another video recipe where they use onions too and so added.Also,in that recipe they use cooked toor dal instead of rice flour for adding consistency.I skipped the dal part and added rice flour.You can use as per your choice.
Preparation time ~20 mins
Cooking time~25mins
Recipe source~ Great Secret of life
Serves 4-5
Ingredients
mixed vegetables 3 cups
onion/savala 1 medium sized sliced(optional)
green chillies/pachamulaku 2 vertical slit
fenugreek seeds/ uluva 1/2 tsp
mustard seeds/ kadukku 3/4 tsp
cumin seeds /jeerakam 1/2 tsp
dry red chillies/vattal mulaku 2 broken
asafoetida/kayam podi 1/4 tsp
chilly powder/milagu podi 1.5tsp
coriander powder/malli podi 2tsp
turmeric powder/manjal podi 1/4tsp
tamarind paste 3tbsp or lemon size tamarind
jaggery /sharkara 1tsp
rice flour/ari podi 2-3 tsp
salt to taste
sesame oil/gingelly oil/nallenna 2tbsp
Method
- Mix the rice flour in 1/4 cup water and keep aside.Soak the tamarind in water for 20 mins and squeeze the pulp,keep aside(if you are using tamarind paste,leave out this step).
- Heat a pan with oil in it.Splutter mustard seeds when hot followed by cumin seeds and dry red chillies..Add in the asafoetida,green chillies,onion and curry leaves.Saute slightly until onions turn translucent and then add in the vegetables with salt.Add a cup of water,close the lid and let it cook for 10 mins on medium flame.
- Add in the tamarind water,red chilly powder,turmeric powder,coriander powder.Mix well and cook for another 2-3 mins covered.
- Add the rice flour mixture and jaggery.Mix well and cook covered for another 5-6 mins until the kulambu becomes thick in consistency.Switch off flame and serve warm with steamed rice.
(In the platter- matta rice,thappalam,beans mezxhukuparetti,beetroot thoran and pappadam) |
NOTES
* I used carrot,cluster beans,muringakka(drum stick),pumpkin,bottle gourd(lauki).
* Adding water and rice flour is as per your requirement of the consistency of the kulambu.
* I saw another video recipe where they use onions too and so added.Also,in that recipe they use cooked toor dal instead of rice flour for adding consistency.I skipped the dal part and added rice flour.You can use as per your choice.
One of my fav kuzhambu...Very tempting clicks :)
ReplyDeletedelicious and yummmm!
ReplyDeleteCurry looks super yum, bookmarked
ReplyDeleteJulie, this is one of my fav! love it
ReplyDeleteDelicious curry..looks so comforting!
ReplyDeleteI have been seeing this on other blogs and absolutely love it... looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteLooks superb!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious, the last picture with papad and everything is very tempting..
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling here..such a mouthwatering paltter this is
ReplyDeletemouth watering! my all time favorite :-)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious curry. Nice pictures, Julie!!
ReplyDeletenever tasted it..but looks yummy
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