Tindora , a small cucumber-like gourd also known as "Ivy gourd", is popular all over
Ingredients:-
Grated Coconut - 1/4 cup (Fresh)
Chopped Tindora - 2 cups
Channa dal -1/2 cup
Onions - 2
Green chilles and Ginger Paste - 1 tbsp
For seasoning:
1 tsp Urad dal
1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
1/2 tsp cumin seeds
Curry leaves
1 tsp Oil
Red chilli powder -1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
1/4 tsp Turmeric
Method:-
1. Soak the channa dal in water for 1 hour.
2. Wash the tindora and chop the ends. Then cross wise, cut into thin circles. Take the chopped Tindora into a bowl or small vessel and sprinkle a little water (about a Tbsp). Place the tindora container in a pressure pan / cooker and cook till you hear two whistles. After the valve pressure is gone, remove the container. The tindora would be done not the mush way, but on a crisper side. Put the cooked tindora into a colander, to drain any water present.
3. Cut onions and set aside.
4. Heat oil in a pan. Add urad dal, cumin seeds, mustard seeds and curry leaves. Add onions and fry till they turn pink then add green chillies paste to it. Fry for a minute and add tindora pieces to it and cook for 2 minutes.
5. To that add soaked channa dal and cook till the tindora is tender and channa dal is cooked. Add turmeric powder, salt and chilli powder and let it cook for another 2 minutes and turn the stove off.
6. Serve with rice or chapati.
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hey sireesha, that's right..this little vegetable is a treasure trove of vitamins. the simple dish looks really good. congrats on all your awards.
ReplyDeletewow... nice entry... looks delicious... congrats on ur awards..
ReplyDeletecongrats on both of ur awards and thank u so much for passing it to me sireesha! really u deserved it!
ReplyDeletecoming to ivy gourd curry its really nice and i use to do it with a light change!
looks yummy, Sireesha! my fav vegetable.. good one!
ReplyDeleteDondakaya entha baaguntundo kadaa! Naaku chala ishtam! Your curry looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the well deserved awards and thank you so much for thinking about me dear!
yes sireesha lovely vegetable inever made with dal will try this
ReplyDeleteThabkyou for passin me the award.
ReplyDeleteI love this veggie, my mom made almost like this at home.
It is a pity we don't get it here
Nice curry..Thanks for passing on the award to me..
ReplyDeleteThe dondakaya curry looks yummy, i usually don't make like this. Sounds tasty. Congrats on ur awards and thank u so much to pass it :)
ReplyDeleteOMG............Thanks alot Sireesha,for passing me this award,I am so exiteddd..this is the first one i am getting.......Thanks alot huggggggggsssssss
ReplyDeletecongrates on ur awards....this looks simple and great entry..
ReplyDeleteYes, I have heard that these gourds are full of nutrients...good recipe!Congrats on your awards:)
ReplyDeleteTindora is one of my favorite veggies from back in India. I still make them here. Congratulations on the awards.
ReplyDeletedondakai looks delicious. Its good for diabetics. Congratulations on your awards
ReplyDeleteI wasn't a fan of this vegetable and my mom didn't make it often but nowadays we love it at home. Must try your curry someday...
ReplyDeleteI love Ivy Gourd..But dont get it here..Missing it.. Your recipe looks nice..Congratulations
ReplyDeletehai sireesha
ReplyDeleteThank u for ur award.Its a coincidence,i am abt to post dondakaya fry recipe.Ur recipe is different........looks good and delicious.
Dondakaya and Chanadal is new to me..I must try it out Sireesha. Good One. Congratulations on those awards.
ReplyDeleteI like this veggie too but we don't make much often ! Yours looks delicious...and Congrats on your awards :)
ReplyDeletenice recipe..will try your way sometime..
ReplyDeleteCongratulations dear on the award. I too cut the Ivy Gourd in rounds only. This recipe looks new to me. Did u add dry coconut in it? Recipe looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on ur awards and curry looks nice!
ReplyDeleteIvy Gourd curry looks different and yummy
ReplyDeleteHi Sireesha, I have missed reading your recipes. When I moved to Hyd first, I was introduced to Dondakkaya fry with peanuts, which I hated. Your recipe is amazing! Will surely try this. I love the wheat payasam recipe too:-)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards...the ivy gourd curry looks yummy...this one is one of my faves...
ReplyDeleteHi Sireesha
ReplyDeleteThats a new and a delicious dish!!
Congrats on your awards..
Thats a lovely recipe..but a different way of preparation from mine..
ReplyDeleteU post ur recipes so fast sireesha...had a look over the wheat payasam..the recipe is awesome..dry ginger powder..sure gonna taste little different,than usual
looks yummy,..congrats fr all the well deserved awards,..
ReplyDeleteKitchen - I added Fresh coconut not dry one.Updated in post also.
ReplyDeletecongrats on ur awards and i never cook ivygourd as he doesn't like it. urs look yummy
ReplyDeletehai sireesha
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congrats sireesha for the awards...curry looks yum
ReplyDeletelovely .. ivy gourd is soo tasty
ReplyDeletelovely .. ivy gourd is soo tasty
ReplyDeletetindora looks yummy sireesha. they go best with rotis..
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