Eggs in tamarind sauce

I love eggs in any dish. I have a book named “Egg recipes” by Mrs S. Malika Badrinath. It is a treasure of egg recipes. I tried many recipes from this book and loved them all. The name of this dish is given as “Andhra egg curry”. I am not sure if it is an authentic Andhra recipe or something prepared on the similar lines of any other Andhra curries. So I chose to ignore that name
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This curry had an amazing taste. Even while cooking it, the aroma was too good. The entire house was filled with the aroma.
Ingredients:
Eggs(boiled) 3
Onion 1
Garlic pods 1 (if using Indian garlic, use 2-3)
Tamarind extract(thick) 1/2 tea spn
Sambar powder(recipe given below)
Mustard seeds 1/2 tea spn
Chana dal 1/2 tea spn
Urad dal 1/2 tea spn
Curry leaves 4-5
Coriander leaves 3-4 strands
Salt
Sambar powder
Red chilies 4-5
Coriander seeds 1 tea spn
Urad dal 1 tea spn
Chana dal 1 tea spn
Dry coconut 1 tbl spn
Oil 1 tea spn
Mustard seeds 1/2 tea spn
Fenugreek seeds 1/2 tea spn
Method:
Remove the shell of eggs and put some slits on it.
Heat oil and fry the sambar powder ingredients(except mustard and fenugreek seeds). Dry roast mustard, fenugreek seeds. Powder them coarsely.
Heat oil and add mustard seeds. When they start popping, add urad dal, chana dal and curry leaves. Add chopped garlic, onions and fry till they are translucent. Add tamarind extract, sambar powder and 1 cup water. Add the eggs, salt, chopped coriander and cook till the gravy becomes thick.
Serve with chapathi.
Serves : 2
Preparation time : 30mins
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Hi Shilpa,
this egg curry i just love it.We prepare almost in the same lines..but since Iam i.e., my mother place is hyderabad..I avoid channa dal and urad dal.I prepare this in tamarind juice with other spice powder and tamatoes.Thanks for sharing nice recipe..I will give a try this time…and when I cook some thing with eggs this week I will blog them.:-)
nice recipe Shilpa, and very nice presentation for biryani too.
nice recipe shilpa. can we use store bought sambhar powder and make this dish?
Any egg curry recipe is so welcoming. Thanks. This is what I resort to on a weeknight.
Egg pulusu looks delicious Shilpa!
On a separate note: I love your lunch box series(envy your husbad BTW)
Oh I love this recipe Shilpa. I have the same cook book and try them every once in a while
Thanks for a delightful recipe, Shilpa. I made it for our dinner and we simply loved it…
Hi Shilpa!!
My mom n grandmom prepare Kodiguddu Pulusu….almost the same way u have prepared( we do not use sambar powder….we use red chillie powder, jeera powder).
Meena, looking forward for your egg recipes.
Thanks Lakshmi.
Deepz, this sambar powder has a very different aroma and taste. I do not think the ready made sambar powder would fit in this dish. The dish might taste completely different.
Thanks Shaheen.
Arjuna, I am not finding time to post more on lunch box series these days. I am happy to know you liked it
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Shankari, Isn’t that a great book for egg lovers? I had just picked it up from a book store back in India and tried most of the recipes. All of them are good.
Chandrika, I am very happy to know you tried this recipe and liked it.Thanks a lot for stopping by to inform me
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Bhargavi, I knew there might be some sour dish like this in Andhra cuisine. But was not very sure if it was a traditional recipe. Try this version and I am sure you will like it. I will try your version next time
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Mallika Badrinath’s recipes are really good. I do have a few books of hers but do not have this egg recipes book.. Thanks for the recipe
Hi Shilpa,
Even I like different types of egg curries,but know only few varieties,
thanks for this one,will surely try this one.
Very interesting recipe. I’ve never seen this dish. Hunter Cashdollar
I tried this one with little twist.We do not eat egg.So instead of eggs , I used red potato & cut them into cubes with the skin.Was an excellent dish for chapati.Thanks for the recipe
Hello Shilpa,
This is my 2nd recipe, from ur blog, which I tried yesterday night. I never prepared eggs in tamarind pulp earlier. It was tangy & all my family members liked its taste. All their praises r urs. As they were all praising I was praising u in my mind & when I told them its from “Shilp’s Blog” (I hav explained enough about ur good work. So they all know u) they said thanks 2 u. Actually I luv 2 share few of my beloved mom’s recipes, but I’m not aware how 2 start… If u can say how.. It’ll b so nice of u. jo:-)
hey shilpa,
i m been going through ur recipes …i tried ur chicken and prawns shaguti…they turned out really gud..thnks dear…m justa starter in the kitchen and my hubby is a big fan of variety in taste everytime he eats sometime..honestly speaking m not at all a good cook..so i jsut foolow the measurements given…the dishes turned out really gud..today m gonna do this egg dish in tamarind sauce..sounds yummy …will surely post the results..thnks for such nice recipes…keep uploading various recipes
Hi Shilpa,
This is the first time we tryed this type of Egg curry, let me tell you it was very good dish
Thanks v much posting receipe
Regards
Ruchita