Menthe tambli

If you ask what I like in hot summer for a meal, the first thing that comes to my mind is any of the cold tamblis with rice. They are also easy to cook (at least according to me) because you need not slog in front of stove. Yes, I get irritated to stand in front of hot stove and cook on these days, even though we almost always have the a/c on.

I tried this particular tambli a couple of days ago. I loved the mild fenugreek taste to it. Also the cold yogurt brings some coolness to the stomach. The seasoning is just for that extra kick.

Ingredients:
1 tea spn fenugreek seeds
1/2 tea spn cumin seeds
2 tbl spns fresh/frozen coconut
1 cup thick yogurt
3 red chillies
Oil
Salt

Seasoning:
1/2 tea spn mustard seeds
4-5 curry leaves
Oil

Method:
Heat a little oil and fry cumin seeds and fenugreek seeds. Grind them with coconut and red chilies.
Add the coconut paste to yogurt (Do not heat the mixture). Add enough water to bring it to gravy consistency. Add salt.
Heat oil and add mustard seeds. When they start popping, add curry leaves. Pour this seasoning over the gravy. Serve with rice.

Serves : 3-4
Preparation time : 10mins

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21 Responses to Fenugreek-yogurt gravy (Menthe tambli)

  1. Jayashree says:

    Sounds like a great way to cool off on a hot summer day.

  2. Swati says:

    Hi Shilpa, this is another of your creative dishes and totally new.. Its very healthy and am sure very delicious too.

  3. Suma says:

    Hi Shilpa…..what a tasty way tocool down this summer! ;p
    i love all kinds of tambli……will have to try this soon.

  4. Lisette says:

    Its a cold gravy? Not heated through?

    Shilpa: Yes Lisette. Usually tamblis are not cooked through. They are served cold or at room temperature

  5. sushma says:

    This is my all time fav i don’t add red chillies but i add bit of jaggery and it is sweet in taste

  6. notyet100 says:

    looks nice,,,,nd new for me,..

  7. Bhawana says:

    mmm looks tasty and tempting .

  8. Sanskriti says:

    Can you also post Jire Mire kadi ???
    I tried very hard to search for the same but could not find that anywhere
    thanks

    Shilpa: Its already on the site. Please check it under “gravies” category.

  9. Maya says:

    Indeed, by the look of it itself I can say its really cooling..Nice one Shilpa..

  10. Deepa says:

    I have never made methid tamboli…..will try this soon.Even I like to eat tambolis during summer.

  11. neela says:

    Oh My Jeera mirya kadhi?
    I am lost for 30 years. I have been looking for these recipes for years!
    Would love to get the kadhi recipe.
    Neela

  12. sangeeth says:

    very new to me…liked it…

  13. Pooja says:

    I like that summer meal because it will take little time to cook and besides this it’s a very healthy food and very useful to our health.

  14. Priti says:

    Gravy looking real gud..the texture and colour is wonderful and so simple to make..am sure going to try this.

  15. Mints! says:

    Hi Shilpa,
    I enjoy looking at the variety of recipes you have.

    There is something waiting for you on my Food blog.

  16. Cynthia says:

    That gravy look mighty tempting.

  17. We both love TamboLi and this one is new to me.
    Agree completely, it is quick and a perfect item for a little dinner!

    M has a few tamboLi recipes and I’ll see if we can share them

    Thank you for sharing this.
    Hope you are doing well,
    Arun

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  20. savitha Praveen Mallya says:

    hiii dear…
    i tried this tambali it came out very well….
    and easy to prepare also….
    thank u very much……..

    the taste was awesome…my husband liked it very much…

  21. Suzie says:

    Boiled fenugreek greens are eaten in Western Asia and China and are eaten as a curry, along with spinach and potato, in the Indian subcontinent.

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