I know most of us have our own version of more kuzhambu, and here is mine which I learnt from my mother. I wanted to have it in my site for future reference so thought to share it here. I like this curry anytime, its quick and tasty with rice.

Ingredients:
- Sour curd - 1 cup
- Okra - 4 to 5 chopped into 1 inch pieces
- Turmeric powder - 1 tsp
- Salt As needed
- Curry leaves - few
- Oil - 1 tsp
To Roast and grind to a paste:
- Urad dal - 1/2 tsp
- Jeera - 1/2 tsp
- Channa Dhal - 1 tbsp
- Red chillies - 1
- Coconut - 1.5 tbsp
To Temper:
- Mustard -1 tsp
- Curry leaves - few
- Oil - 1/2 tsp
- Hing - a pinch

Method:
1. Dry roast the ingredients under 'to roast' till golden brown and grind it to a fine paste with little water.
2. Heat a tsp of oil in a kadai and saute okras till the stickiness is gone. Sprinkle little water and cook the okras until slightly soft. Dont make it soggy. Heat oil in a kadai, add the items under 'to temper' and add it to curd.
3. Then add the grinded paste and little water as per the desired consistency and mix well.

Then add turmeric powder, cooked okras and allow it for one boil not more than that. When bubbles start appearing, switch it off.

Even methu vadai can be added to this kuzhambu, we call it vadai kuzhambu :) It tastes divine when the vadais are nicely dunk in the curry.
My Notes:

My Notes:
- The pale yellow color comes only after the curry boils so dont add more turmeric powder than the mentioned quantity.Also adjust red chillies according to your spice level.
- You can add any cooked vegetable of your choice : Chow chow, Sepankizhangu or even methu vadai.
















Mor kozhambu is one of my most favorite and I used to mix it with rice and eat it with raw onions :) I'm drooling :)And okra in it is for sure yummy :)
ReplyDeleteMor kozhambu looks yummyyyy...Perfect with hot rice nd pickle...
ReplyDeleteOkra mor kuzhambu is my favorite,long time since I made mor kuzhambu,have to make weekends... :) Your grinding part is different,have to try,mine has no roasting part...
ReplyDeletemy husband's favourite..we love to add the vadai in the curry.lovely clicks....
ReplyDeletei love any type of morkulambu...so tasty
ReplyDeleteI am kinda craving for khadi for some days and wanted to try this for long ...will try this ...looks so perfect with rice ..looks so gud
ReplyDeleteYour version is really different. would like to try it out. Arun just loves mor kulambu and keep son pestering me for it. will try it out.
ReplyDeleteMore Kuzambhu is my Fav!!!! Looks Great!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy, makes me feel hungry.
ReplyDeleteLooks soo inviting..especially the last click..:-)
ReplyDeleteIts has been ages i had them, just drooling here..have to make some morkuzhambu soon..
ReplyDeletevery new and yummy morkozhambhu .The way u make is totally new to me and the tip which u have given to get the colur is really useful for beginners.Becoz, initally when i started cooking i was so confused that why i didnt get the colour
ReplyDeleteI love morkuzhambu... infact we had it dinner just last night.
ReplyDeleteButtermilk curry....that's a great idea. This looks irresistible!
ReplyDeletelooks very good can u pass me that plate now! :))
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Love the curd curry...Drooling
ReplyDeleteMOr kuzhambu has always been my fav gravy for rice and i love to add diff veggies, this is no different, Such lovely colors its got, green and yellow :-)
ReplyDeleteCraving for it,looks so delicious and perfect,love it.
ReplyDeleteVendkka moru curry looks delicious, I too make when i get fresh okra.
ReplyDeleteThat's so comforting....I have this for lunch today..
ReplyDeleteSlurp…delicious n very appetizing:)
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Loved this mor kuzhambu...Ur version is simply superb...
ReplyDeletelooks so tempting..love it..
ReplyDeleteSo appetizing. Delicious and superb click.
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Wow this is my fav mor kulambu particularly with vendakkai... Love the picture and i am seriously tempted.
ReplyDeleteThe ground masala is different - i love moor kuzhambu at anytime! Delicious pict!
ReplyDeleteI love ur version of mor kozhambu. Bhindi is our all time favorite, so this one is a sure hit will all at home!
ReplyDeletecame out very well..thnx for the recipe!!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious:-) do we need to add the curd direct or make it to butter milk n then add?
ReplyDelete@Kalyani : Just beat the curd and add it....
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