Wednesday, June 18, 2008

TaLlelya Andyanchi Amti

One of our all time family favorites!! Need I say anything more?:-)

Interesting Read - Malvan

TaLlelya Andyanchi Amti

Malvani Fried Egg Curry

Ingredients

6 Eggs, hard-boiled, peeled, completely cooled

2 potatoes, peeled, semi-cooked, cut into big chunks

1 + 1 tsp oil

1/2 onion

1 small tomato

1/2 tsp turmeric powder

2 kokums, rinsed

Masala

1 tsp oil

1/4 cup dry coconut

2 tbsp fresh coconut

2-3 cloves

1" cinnamon

4 black peppercorn

1 small onion, sliced

1 tsp coriander seeds

1/4 tsp shahajire

1/8 tsp fennel seeds/badishep/saunf/variyali

2 cloves of garlic

4 Kashmiri chilies

Method

1. Heat 1 tsp oil. Shallow fry whole, boiled egg till they become slightly brown. Shallow fry potato chunks as well. Set aside.

2. Dry roast all the spices one after the other till your kitchen smells of a nice aroma. Set aside

3. Add 1 tsp oil to the pan. Fry both coconut till deep brown on low flame. Set aside

4. Add sliced onion and garlic. Fry till they are nicely brown.

5. Combine all the roasted ingredients -spices, coconut & onion-garlic. Grind to a fine paste adding little water.

6. Heat 1 tsp oil. Add chopped onion & turmeric powder. Saute for 1 minute. Add tomato. Saute till cooked.

7. Add the masala. Saute for a minute. Add 1/2 cup water. Add salt to taste. Bring to boil.

8. Place browned eggs, potatoes & kokums.

9. Bring to a rapid boil. Adjust water per your desired consistency.

10. Simmer for 5 minutes.

11. Garnish with coriander leaves, just before serving.

Notes -

1. You can use baby potatoes and leave them whole instead of big potato chunks.

2. When roasting the masala, make sure your gas is low. Do not let it burn. It takes some time to roast one after the other patiently. But that's what gives delicious flavor.

3. You do not need any oil for roasting spice and coconut.

12 comments:

Asha said...

Excellent! One day I have to make Meera Marathon cooking. You are really good, thanks for posting all these. Guess what I was busy cooking half the day y'day?;D

Roopa said...

Thats a very good looking egg curry:) loved the name too:)

Asha said...

Come and get your well deserved award Meera!:)

Uma said...

delicious curry, Meera! But I am not into eating whole eggs.

ranji said...

this is a different egg curry i have seen...sounds wonderful meera..bookmarked:).loved the addition of coconut and other spices in it...will give this a try next week and let u know...

Suma Rajesh said...

wooo...its soo tempting that i would like to have with puries and parathas...delicious

Pooja said...

I agree with Asha.
I just wonder how can you manage all this together, home, kid and blogging !!! kudos to you :) , you are one the most highly managed girl I know.
hugs to you :) .

Subhash said...

I have been a silent reader of your blog and i do not know how do u manage work, home, kid, blog and above all time for excercise. Is 24 hours enough?

notyet100 said...

nice version of egg curry,..is kokum available every where,..

Maya said...

Drooling !! Anda curry looks just amazing...

Sireesha said...

Tallelya Andyanchi aamti khup chaan aahe......

Meera said...

Asha:
Are you teasing me? You are the inspiration to many of us, Asha. But thanks for your encouragement. It means a log.

Roopa:
Thanks so much.

Asha:
Thank you so much. It feels great to receive an award from you!

Uma:
You can halve the eggs if you like. Or substitute some veggies and paneer.

Ranj:
Thanks. Hope u like it. Let me know.

Suma Rajesh:
You are right. It goes well with parathas, puris or chapatis. Thanks for liking it.

Pooja:
Thanks for your kind words, dear! Ever since I have discovered that "Scheduler", I schedule all the posts in advance. :-)

Subhash:
Welcome to my blog. As I was telling Pooja, I am just using Scheduler to schedule the posts. So they appear regularly. So far so good.:-D

Notyet100:
Look out for Kokum in Indian stores. We get it here in US. But there are two types of Kokums, I have seen in the Indian stores here. One is very dry. If it falls from your hand, you will hear thud sound. and the other is little squishy/soft with crimson/red color oozing out from it. I use the soft one.

Maya:
Thanks, dear!

Sireesha:
Thanks for dropping by. Tula amti avdali hey vachun mala khoop bara vatla.

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