I never get thokku properly, its because i don't add much oil. My SIL will always do thokku very nicely. I will ask her the recipe and follow the same way, but i won't get it. This time it turned out very good. If you are a regular reader you would know i like getting oil on top, but this time also I didnt't get. So I heated a tbsp of oil and poured on top :) . This was also her idea.
For thooku the oil should me more otherwise it will be very dry. But if you are not going to do more quantity you can reduce the oil and refrigerate it and consume within 2 days.
Ingredients:
Tomato - 10
Red chilly - 1/4 cup
Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp
Jeera - 1 tsp
Tamarind pulp - 2 tbsp
Fenugreek seeds - 1 tsp
Garlic - 5 (optional)
Gingelly oil - 5 tbsp
Salt - to taste
Method:
Chop the tomatoes. In a wide pan add a tsp of oil and add tomatoes. Let it cook till it is mushy. Meanwhile dry roast redchilly, jeera, fenugreek seeds and coriander seeds.
Grind the dry roasted ingredients first. Then add tomatoes and grind with salt.
In a large pan or cooker, add 5 tbsp of gingelly oil , then add mustard seeds and curry leaves. If you are adding garlic, crush it and add by this time, otherwise transfer the tomato pulp to it. If it is not spicy add red chilly powder.
Let it boil for 15 to 20 minutes. Add tamarind pulp and again boil it for 10 more minutes. The watery in the tomato will reduce and the oil will come up at this stage switch off. After it cools down, transfer into a bottle.
Sending to Priya Now serving to chutneys event and Sangee's Show me your HITS
For thooku the oil should me more otherwise it will be very dry. But if you are not going to do more quantity you can reduce the oil and refrigerate it and consume within 2 days.
Ingredients:
Tomato - 10
Red chilly - 1/4 cup
Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp
Jeera - 1 tsp
Tamarind pulp - 2 tbsp
Fenugreek seeds - 1 tsp
Garlic - 5 (optional)
Gingelly oil - 5 tbsp
Salt - to taste
Method:
Chop the tomatoes. In a wide pan add a tsp of oil and add tomatoes. Let it cook till it is mushy. Meanwhile dry roast redchilly, jeera, fenugreek seeds and coriander seeds.
Grind the dry roasted ingredients first. Then add tomatoes and grind with salt.
In a large pan or cooker, add 5 tbsp of gingelly oil , then add mustard seeds and curry leaves. If you are adding garlic, crush it and add by this time, otherwise transfer the tomato pulp to it. If it is not spicy add red chilly powder.
Let it boil for 15 to 20 minutes. Add tamarind pulp and again boil it for 10 more minutes. The watery in the tomato will reduce and the oil will come up at this stage switch off. After it cools down, transfer into a bottle.
Sending to Priya Now serving to chutneys event and Sangee's Show me your HITS
Tangy and yummy..mouthwatering.
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Delicious thokku..yummy yum!!
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Nice and tangy thokku !!
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very yummy n love the colour :)
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Nice colour. Whenever tomatoes are cheap, I buy large quantities, make this and store.
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very delicious thokku !! i love the oil glazing on the top .. Happy to follow you :)
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First time in ur space n I loved it absolutely....very delicious thokku.....loved the vibrant color.....following ur space...do visit mine sometime:-)
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I really wonder about the texture you have got in the thokku. I hope I can make like this now.
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looks delicious :)
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wow sour and spicy.....gr8 colour
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Oh ghosh...this looks fingerlicking good!!!! thx Anu for dropping by my space :) have a fantastic blog & happy to follow u too :)
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Very delicious blog of yours and your thokku looks just awesome!
Happy Valentine's day to you and your loved ones!:) Sutapa
This is a great entry for my chutney event dear - do link! Looks delicious and authentic :)
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