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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Brinjal Curry with Peanut Sauce (Kathrikai Kadala Curry)

I dont even remember how I started liking brinjals, its only a year since I've started liking this veggie. This curry with the flavour of peanuts and sesame tastes soo good and goes well with rice and rotis. Do give a try for yourself!
Brinjal Curry with Peanut Sauce Recipe


Brinjal Curry with Peanut Sauce Recipe - Ingredients
Serves 2
  • Brinjals - 7
  • Onion - 1 medium sized
  • Tomato - 1 medium sized
  • Red Chilli Powder - 1/2 tsp
  • Sambar powder - 1/2 tsp
  • Salt- as required
  • Oil - 1 to 2 tsp
To temper :
  • Mustard seeds - 1/4 tsp
  • Curry leaves - few
To dry roast and grind to a fine paste:
  • Peanuts - 2 tbsp
  • Chana dal - 1/2 tbsp
  • Urad dal - 1 tsp
  • Sesame seeds - 1 tsp
  • Grated coconut - 3 tbsp
  • Coriander seeds - 1 tsp
  • Red chillies - 2

Brinjal Curry with Peanut Sauce RecipeMethod:
  1. Heat oil, add mustards seeds and curry leaves- allow it to splutter. Then add onions , fry until slightly browned. Then add tomatoes fry until mushy and raw smell leaves.Add sambar powder.
  2. Add the brinjals and fry until it shrinks, add water till immersing level and cook covered until the brinjals turn soft and the water evaporates completely.Dont make it mushy just cook until the brinjals are soft yet crunchy.
  3. Now add the ground paste, add chilli powder , required salt.Fry until nicely roasted say 3-5mins. Switch off.Serve with sambar rice or any variety rice.
Brinjal Curry with Peanut Sauce Recipe
My Notes:
  • I saw this recipe once in a cookery show and sesame was mentioned optional but I added it as I luv the flavour.
  • You can also add jeera and curry leaves while tempering but I didnt add it though.
  • You can also make it a bit more gravy kind and serve it as a sidedish for rotis.
Kathrikai Kadala Curry Recipe

43 Comments:

Angie's Recipes said...

This is so flavoursome and delicious!

Hari Chandana said...

My fav curry.. looks absolutely delicious.. Yummy !!
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simply.food said...

This curry looks really delicious.

Aarthi said...

yummy ....Delicious..

Vardhini said...

I love brinjal curry and add peanuts to the mix .. I am all for it. Curry looks yummy.

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Shanavi said...

absoloutely yummy and good combo for sambar

DEESHA said...

Lovely Curry .. Love Brinjal

faseela said...

So tempting n delicious........

Namitha said...

That sounds and looks wonderful..love these kinds of curries with a nutty flavor

Reshmi Mahesh said...

Looks very delicious and flavorful...

Madhavi said...

Great recipe, must try..looks yummooo!!!

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divya said...

Looks yummy!! I so drooling..

sangee vijay said...

wonderful recipe with lots of flavors...will try this version soon!!

aipi said...

Nutty n flavorful it looks!
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Rekha shoban said...

yummy brinjal curry...perfect with rice...lovely shot!

Nitha said...

Loved the pics and delicious curry

Torviewtoronto said...

delicious looking curry looks wonderful

ANU said...

wow very nice and yummy curry...


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Prathibha said...

Brinjal is one of my fav veggies..looks delicious n yumm

Tina said...

Lovely combo sharmi...Curry looks yummy.

Kadhyaa said...

Bookmarked sharmi and I am sure i will make it this weekend...drooling over

RAKS KITCHEN said...

My favorite veggie,looks delicious,love it with rice!

Prathima Rao said...

Our family absolutely loves brinjal subzis..This version goes to our fav list too.. :)
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jeyashrisuresh said...

love the ground masala and i am sure this adds more taste and flavor to the curry

Paaka Shaale said...

The curry looks so very tasty Sharmi!!! I have bookmarked this. I am sure to try this soon :)

Jayasri Ravi said...

My favourite veggie, yummy and nice

Priya said...

I can have this fabulous and super delicious curry simply with sambar rice..

priya ravi said...

my hubby's favourite curry recipe.. ur curry looks very tempting.. would luv to have with paruppu satham..

hemalata said...

Very tempting n yummy curry.

Chitra said...

Very nice clicks as usual. will try this version soon :)

noodlehead said...

i'm allergic to brinjal and my family doesn't like it very much. However, I try to make it at least 2-3 times a month so we can get a change from the usual potato, carrot, beans, gobi etc. I'm going to make this over the weekend. I love the combination of peanut and sesame seeds so will try this. Thanks for sharing!

P.S. I got my ramekins from Chennai. Finally!! Thank you so very, very much!

Babli said...

Lovely combo. Interesting and innovative recipe. Looks yummy and tempting.

Swetha said...

Tried the recipe for lunch today to go with rice! Really delicious! Thanks ! :)

leena said...

Nice curry yum!!!

Cham said...

I love this veggie a lot, peanut blends quiet well with this brinjal! Good one!

Krithi's Kitchen said...

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Sobha Shyam said...

superb recipe, delicious one..

Muskaan at A2Z Healthy Vegetarian Cuisine said...

This is one of my fav curry..must have tasted awesome with peanuts..

Muskaan

Shobha Kamath said...

A nice twist to the brinjal curry with the addition of peanut sauce! Love the clarity of the pics too!

Amina said...

brinjal curry looks delicious.. nice presentation... will be very happy if you visit my blog sometime..

San said...

I always adore your simplicity in presenting the dishes sharmi. Brinjal curry is finger licking good.

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Ajay said...

This tasted wonderful; just being nit-picky... I would add a note asking folks to dry roast the peanuts separately. Since they are bigger, when you roast it with the rest of the daals, there is uneven roasting. Also, there is no mention of the timing of the sambar powder in your process.

Nevertheless, great-tasting recipe! Thanks!

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