I love dry curries / poriyals for rotis especially when its for lunch. Last time when I took a bunch of baby corn, I made stir fry which was perfect to go with both rice and rotis. I loved it with rotis and the family enjoyed with sambar rice.
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Baby Corn Stir Fry Recipe - Ingredients
- Baby corn - 10 cut into bite sized pieces
- Capsicum - 1/2 from medium sized
- Onion - 1 finely chopped
- Tomato - 1 chopped finely
- Tomato sauce - 2 tsp (optional)
- Red chilli powder- 3/4 tsp
- Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
- Sambar powder / Garam masala - 1 tsp
- Salt - for taste
- Oil - 2 tsp
To Temper:
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Urad dhal - 1/4 tsp
- Jeera - 1/2 tsp

Method:
1. Heat oil in a non stick pan, add the ingredients under 'to temper' allow it to crackle. Then add onion, saute till slightly browned. Then add tomatoes saute till raw smell leaves.

2. Then add turmeric, red chilli, sambar powder and required salt. Meanwhile parboil baby corn with water till immersing level. Drain water and add cooked baby corn to the masala.

3.Mix well then add capsicum and saute for 2 mins. Then add tomato sauce(this is purely optional, I added it for mittus sake). Stir once and allow the masala to blend well for 2mins. Then garnish with coriander leaves and switch off.
Serve hot with rice or rotis. Tomato sauce adds a tanginess to the stir fry so I prefer adding it.
Serve hot with rice or rotis. Tomato sauce adds a tanginess to the stir fry so I prefer adding it. 
My Notes:
- You can even add garam masala powder and skip sambar powder.
- Adding tomato sauce is purely optional,I added it as mittu likes the tanginess.
- You can also pressure cook baby corn for 2 whistles to cook it.
















wow this looks awesome
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ReplyDelete@Cilantro : Yes you were right...though my first post was in feb the formal cooking post was made in March. Anyways thanks for ur support and wishes! :)
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ReplyDeleteYummy looking cord, I could have it just like that without rice or roti, of course mothers do not like that :-)
ReplyDeleteyummy stire fry ...
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get baby corn, in a can or is it freshly available. I love baby corn,
ReplyDelete@Srimathi : I got it fresh in a local vegetable stall named Pazhamuthir Nilayam
ReplyDeletethis looks spicy and yumm too.....loved it
ReplyDeleteSpicy and tempting stir fry.
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe!!
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ReplyDeleteBaby corn stir fry looks really inviting!
ReplyDeleteAwesome preparation, looks very inviting, I too love dry curries with the rotis, especially for a packed lunch..
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ReplyDeleteSimple stir fry are always good !! Advance Blog Anniversary Wishes !!
ReplyDeleteI too make it for aj and in a similar way too :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks nice and love the clicks, I made the similar one, but with the addition of bread..
ReplyDelete-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!
A very simple yet tempting dish with an equally tempting presentation. You are making my mouth water :)
ReplyDeleteLooks very good, simple and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteNice , i make only manchurian. will try this way..
ReplyDeleteA simple yet delicious recipe. I'll try out with sambar powder :-)
ReplyDeleteWow yummy one.Will try soon and let u know.
ReplyDeleteSimply yummy...:)
ReplyDeleteSimple yet delicious stir fry. Will taste yum with both roti and rice
ReplyDeleteYummy bcorn...i rarely find fresh ones here...it is always the canned one we get regularly which doesnt give the fresh taste
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Delectable baby corn stir fry, perfect with rotis. Baby corn does taste best in all forms.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and yummy stir fry with baby corn..
ReplyDeleteI love stir fried curries too.
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Looks yummy and delicious...following now.
ReplyDeleteNice, easy & new recipe...seems u really like corn :)
ReplyDeletethis looks wonderful deliciously done
ReplyDeleteAn easy and delicious recipe!
ReplyDeleteTried today sharmi for pack lunch .... Really nice and tasty recepie... Thank you so much
ReplyDeleteBookmarked.
ReplyDeletevery nice and flavourful stir fry...perfectly done...
ReplyDeletevery nice combination. I tried it (minus the onions and tomatoes, forgot about that :() , but it tasted brilliant. thanks for a wonderful recipe!
ReplyDelete-vinutha