An all time favorite dish which goes so well with any North and South Indian main course..We enjoy this best with rotis and appams and idiyappams. Here is our take on this simple yet delicious restaurant style green peas masala...
Dried green peas/pacha pattani 1 cup, soaked for atleast 6 hours
Red onions 1 medium, finely sliced,1 medium, finely chopped
Green chilly 2 nos
Ginger 1’ piece
Garlic 2 pods
Tomato puree from 1 medium tomato
Red chilly powder 1 tsp
Garam masala 1 tsp
Sugar a pinch
Salt as needed
Water ½ cup to 1 cup
Curry leaves a few
Oil 2 tsp + 1 tsp
Butter ½ tsp
Almond paste 1 TBSP (soak almonds for 30 minutes and grind to a smooth paste)
Preparation
In a pressure cooker, cook the soaked green peas to 2 whistles, allow the pressure to release itself. Open and drain the cooked peas and set aside.
Heat 2 tsp oil in a pan and sauté the onions till golden brown in color. Allow to cool. Grind this to a smooth paste. Mix this paste with 1 TBSP almond paste and set aside.
Grind the ginger, garlic and green chilly to a fine paste. Puree the tomato.
In another pan, heat 1 tsp oil, add the garam masala and cook for 30 seconds. Follow up with chopped onions and fry until they turn brown. Add ginger-garlic-green chilly paste and sauté till the raw smell goes off. Pour the tomato puree and cook for 4-5 minutes at medium heat. Now add the ground onion paste, mix well and cook until oil starts to separate. Next add the red chilly powder, salt and sugar. Give a good mix and add water. Mix well and add the cooked green peas. Cook this for 5-10 minutes. Throw in curry leaves and butter, remove from fire.
Cheers!!!
Suji
Looks very appetizing!
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Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
This is one of my fav curries since childhood. I used to be a fussy eater but the day my grandma prepared this I would eat everything without a noise. I luv it with Puri n Phulka .
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Cheers,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
This looks awesome...mouth watering.
ReplyDeleteI should probably try this one.. Your blog looks so attractive and your pictures are amazing.. This recipe sounds familiar to min.. but should try with the new quantities of spices...
ReplyDeleteI should probably try this one.. Your blog looks so attractive and your pictures are amazing.. This recipe sounds familiar to mine.. but should try with the new quantities of spices...
ReplyDeleteAdipoli pattani curry. chapathi koode undu ennal karyam kusal aayi
ReplyDeleteKalakki! Peas curry is so yumm...!
ReplyDeleteAdipoli pattani curry..my favorite, looks so yummy and inviting..my mom makes it somewhat similar.
ReplyDeletetht looks so so delicious n mouthwatering....wow
ReplyDeleteFantastic,this looks fingerlicking and BTW you can give the resturant owners a run for their money with the brilliant recipes you churn out every single time:) keep it up!!!
ReplyDeleteOmg, wat a irresistible peas masala, makes me hungry..
ReplyDeletelooks deliicious dear
ReplyDeleteYummy and mouthwatering peas masala Suji.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious, luv the serving bowl :)
ReplyDeletethat looks yum dear..love the addition of almond paste...
ReplyDeleteWow it surely looking amazing we call it vattana and wud be made once a week at my home....next time i do it will try ur version.
ReplyDeleteBiny
Lipsmacking!! Will surely try your version of peas masala
ReplyDeletewow looks too good...
ReplyDeletepeas masala kanan nalla bhangi...kothi varunnu
ReplyDeleteinviting dish i think almond paste enhance the taste . looking wonderful . i am veg tarian so i comment on only veg dishes but i haats off to ur clics which make the dish so attractive
ReplyDeleteCreamy and delicious mattar curry.
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wow..this is totally, truly, completely awesome dear..
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
This is my fav one .. I love peas masala and this looks so so delicious.
ReplyDeletenice clicks..looks adipoli and mouthwatering!!!
ReplyDeletelovely pictures looks fantastic am drooling!
ReplyDeletelooks so creamy and yummyy..superb click too..
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ReplyDeleteHave to agree to "Kalyani kutty's" comments above... sherikum appavum kooti kazhikaan thonanu!
ReplyDeleteThis masala dish looks scrumptious! It would be so good with some Indian rice - Yum!!
ReplyDeleteIts been ages since I had this. I almost want to say thanks for the memories! Got to make this soon now.
ReplyDeleteoh wow blast from the past... its long time since i have had this... nice post
ReplyDeletewht a blast picture...really divine...i love to catch it out from the picture itself..excellent kss..
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ReplyDeleteOh yes, I love this curry.This post is making me nostalgic :-)Beautiful clicks Suji..
ReplyDeleteVery delicious. Oh! I feel like having now itself with paratha...Lovely presentation with yummy picture!!
ReplyDeleteWow..i would love to have this with appams..Looks yummm and super peas curry...
ReplyDeleteThank you 'll :-)
ReplyDeleteSuperb recipe, Suji..Will surely try this soon..Great clicks as usual!
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