Mullangi Kuzhambu | Masala Kuzhambu

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What kind of vegetables can I use?

I used mullagi and prepared Mullagi masala you can use any vegetables of your choice.

Oil for kuzhambu

I used sesame oil as it gives the best taste for tamarind-based kuzhambu. 

Should I saute onion and garlic before adding radish

It is optional. Oil is hot when we add onion and garlic so a quick mix is enough.

Tamarind and tomatoes

I have used both tamarind and tomatoes for sourness. Adjust the quantity according to the tomato and tamarind variety you use.

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a traditional copper bowl, perfect for a flavorful South India.

Tips to note while grinding

Always grind into a smooth paste. If the coconut is not ground well, it might stick to the pressure cooker and get burnt.

Tips to note for pressure cooker kuzhambu

  • Always grind the mixture well
  • Cook on medium flame
  • Make sure no ingredients are stuck to the cooker
  • Add enough liquid to avoid a burnt layer

Instant pot kuzhambu

Cook for 4 minutes and do natural pressure release

Authentic Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a traditional copper bowl.

Ingredients 

Tamarind extract

8 grams tamarind

1 cup hot water

grind

1/4 cup cooncnut

1 tomato

1/2 tsp fennel seeds

required salt

1 tsp chilli powder

1/8 tsp turmeric powder

little water

Kuzhambu

small piece of cinnamon

curry leaves few

1 bay leaf

1/2 tsp fennel seeds

1 cup water

pinch of jaggery

15 small onions

3 garlic

70 grams radish

How to make Mullagi masala kuzhambu with step-by-step pictures

  • First, soak tamarind in water; extract juice

Traditional Mullangi Kuzhambu spicy South Indian curry with radish and spices.

  • Grind coconut, tomato, fennel seeds, turmeric powder, chilli powder with little water into a smooth mixture

Traditional Mullangi Kuzhambu served with coconut for flavor.

Traditional Mullangi Kuzhambu with tomatoes and fennel seeds in a stainless steel pot.

Fresh ingredients for Mullangi Kuzhambu in a stainless steel bowl.

Fresh tomatoes and spices for Mullangi Kuzhambu in a stainless steel bowl.

Spicy Mullangi Kuzhambu masala paste in a blender.

  • Add sesame oil to a cooker and heat

Sesame oil being poured into a cooking pot for Mullangi Kuzhambu.

  • furthermore add bay leaf, cinnamon, fennel seeds, and curry leaves; splutter

Small cinnamon piece in stainless steel pot for Mullangi Kuzhambu.

Preparing Mullangi Kuzhambu with bay leaf in a stainless steel pot.

Fennel seeds being added to a traditional Mullangi Kuzhambu preparation.

Curry leaves and spices in a steel pot for Mullangi Kuzhambu recipe.

Traditional Mullangi Kuzhambu preparation in a stainless steel pot.

  • Add small onion and garlic; quickly mix

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu with onions and spices in a stainless steel pot.

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu with fresh vegetables and spices in a stainless steel pot.

  • Furthermore, add radish; mix well for 2 minutes

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu with fresh radish and spices in a traditional South Indian style.

Traditional Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a stainless steel pot, ready to be cooked.

  • Add ground mixture, tamarind extract, water, and a pinch of jaggery; mix well and bring to boil

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu with fresh radish and spices in a stainless steel pot.

Spicy Mullangi Kuzhambu cooking in a stainless steel pot.

Preparing Mullangi Kuzhambu with fresh radish and spices in a traditional Indian style.

  • Pressure cook for 5 whistles; do natural pressure release

Pressure cook Mullangi (radish) for flavorful Kuzhambu.

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a traditional pressure cooker.

  • Mix well and boil well on medium flame

A pot of Mullangi Kuzhambu, a traditional South Indian spicy radish curry, simmering on the stove.

Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a traditional copper bowl, highlighting authentic South Indian.

Spicy Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a copper bowl with rice on a dark surface.

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Ingredients

Tamarind extract

  • 8 grams tamarind
  • 1 cup hot water

grind

  • 1/4 cup cooncnut
  • 1 tomato
  • 1/2 tsp fennel seeds
  • required salt
  • 1 tsp chilli powder
  • 1/8 tsp turmeric powder
  • little water

Kuzhambu

  • small piece of cinnamon
  • curry leaves few
  • 1 bay leaf
  • 1/2 tsp fennel seeds
  • 1 cup water
  • pinch of jaggery
  • 15 small onions
  • 3 garlic
  • 70 grams radish

Instructions

  • First, soak tamarind in water; extract juice
  • Grind coconut, tomato, fennel seeds, turmeric powder, chilli powder with little water into a smooth mixture
  • Add sesame oil to a cooker and heat
  • furthermore add bay leaf, cinnamon, fennel seeds, and curry leaves; splutter
  • Add small onion and garlic; quickly mix
  • Furthermore, add radish; mix well for 2 minutes
  • Add ground mixture, tamarind extract, water, and a pinch of jaggery; mix well and bring to boil
  • Pressure cook for 5 whistles; do natural pressure release
  • Mix well and boil well on medium flame

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Delicious Mullangi Kuzhambu served in a traditional metal bowl, highlighting the rich, spicy flavors.

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