Corn On The Cob Curry
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Ingredients
- 3 whole corn cut it half for the garvy : 1 onion 2 tomatoes - make sure you take tomatoes not puree - that gives different taste, I use home grown backyard tomatoes and taste awesome. 2 tbsp. peanuts 2 tbsp. red chili powder or as per your taste 1
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Instructions
- Cut the corn in half and pressure cook it for two whistles.
- Take it out and when its cold, cut it in small pieces, From one half, you can do it three pieces.
- Lets make a gravy.
- In a blender, add onion, tomatoes, ginger garlic paste , peanuts and make a fine puree.
- Heat a big pan, add oil in it.
- When it's hot, add the puree in it and cook till all the water is gone and puree leaves oil.
- Add all the powder masala and salt in it and add corn too.
- Add 1/2 cup of water and mix it nicely. If you need more gravy , add little more.
- Let it cook in that gravy for 10 minutes on medium to low flame.
- When its done or you get your satisfaction on thickness of gravy, shut it off.
- Sprinkle lime juice and coriander leaves before serving and enjoy with hot rotis or rice.
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Though I always boiled corn and ate it but never thought that the cob can be used in form of curry,something different, I would definitely try this.