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Friday, July 9, 2010

Tomato gojju

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Tangy, spicy and hot are some of the adjectives to describe this quick-to-make gojju. If you are tired of the same old chutney for dosa and idly then try this gojju; It complements well with Dosa, Idly, paddu, and white rice. Recently I tried it with pongal, and loved the taste. A must try recipe for tomato lovers.

Ingredients:

2 cups of chopped tomatoes (you can chop it big; doesn't have to be fine chopped)
1/2 spoon of methi seeds
1/2 spoon of mustard seeds
1/2 or more spoon of red chilly powder
1/2 spoon of sugar
few pinches of hing powder
few chopped Curry leaves
few chopped coriander leaves
oil for tempering
salt to taste

Method:

In a non-stick pan add oil about 2 spoonful. When oil is mildly hot, add mustard and methi seeds. Roast methi seeds till they start giving nice aroma. Add hing powder, curry leaves and red chilly powder. Give it a good spin and add chopped tomatoes. Cover the pan with a lid for about a minute. Later add salt and sugar; try to mash tomatoes and add water about one cup. Cover the lid and stand it alone for a minute. Boil it till the tomatoes are dissolved and oil starts to ooze. Turn off the fire and garnish it with coriander leaves. Gojju is ready.

Helpful hints: This dish takes lot of chilly powder. So make it spicy as the tangy tomatoes try to balance the spice. Methi seeds gives a nice smell to this ... which I love. Adding little bit of sugar somehow makes this dish all perfect. You can make this gojju as thick or as liquidy as you want.

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14 comments:

Satya said...

wow, what a mouthwatering tomato gojju ....feel like have it right now with hot ghee rice :)

satya
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Krishnaveni said...

delicious tomato gojju, beautiful presentation Preeti

Springbird said...

yummy! Love it, any form of gojju is my favorite.

Uma said...

nice presentation!
looks like you have a curry leaves plant.. very fresh!

PranisKitchen said...

really deliicous side for dosa/idli.. very nicely presented.. yummy yum

srividhya Ravikumar said...

wow..gojju looks awesome preeti.. love it..

Pavithra Srihari said...

been long since i made this.. never tried adding methi seeds though , will give it a try ... it simple triggers me to make it right now :)

PALATABLE said...

Lovely color and looks delicious dear...

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Priya said...

Beautiful gojju, looks super delicious..

Preeti said...

Thanks all for you wonderful comments. @ Uma : Yes :) I have curry plant at home :)

Vani said...

Gojju looks delicious, Preeti!

Arathi Sridhar said...

Gojju looks mouthwatering preeti!

Gulmohar said...

Vibrant color and it sounds delicious too

Preeti said...

Vani, Arathi and Gulmohar .... thanks for your comments!

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