Description
This is my Mother-in-law’s recipe,and here i modified some ingredients according to my taste. Kola urundai kuzhambu or yelumbu kuzhambu both are same method.You can prepare –Only with Kolas and vegetables.
Only with Mutton bone with veges.(Yelumbu kari) OR
Combine with kolas, mutton bone and veges.
I prepared with kolas and veges.
Mutton kola urundai kuzhambu/ Minced meat balls gravy/ Mutton kofta gravy/ Minced Mutton balls curry/ Goat meat balls
| Ingredients-1 | |
|---|---|
| 20 nos | Kolas(prepared with 1 lb minced mutton) |
| ¼ lb | Mutton [ with bone](approx. 100 grm) |
| ½ no | Onion |
| 1 no | Tomato(juicy & ripened) |
| 1 tsp | Ginger garlic paste |
| 2 no | G.chilli |
| 2½ tsp | Chili powder |
| 4 tsp | Corriander powder |
| 6 no | Drumstick pieces |
| 1 no | Brinjal |
| 10 no | Curry leaves |
| 3 stks | Cilantro |
| ½ cup | Grated coconut |
| 2 tbsp | Oil |
| inch | Salt (as per taste) |
| Tamarind ( pebble size ) |
| Ingredients-2 | |
|---|---|
| 2 inch | Cinnamon stick |
| 4 no | Cloves |
| 1 tsp | Aniseeds |
| 1 no | Cardamom and bay leaf each |
| Star anise(2 petals) |
Instructions
To prepare kolas:
http://www.spiceindiaonline.com/mutton_kola_urundai_7
Do not fry the kolas.
Chop the onion and tomato. Slit open green chili. Cut the drumstck into 4″ pieces. Cut the brinjal into 8 pieces. soak the brinjal pieces in the water.
Take a thick paste from tamarind.
Grind cinnamon, clove, aniseeds, cardamom, bay leaf into powder.
Don’t grind star anise.
After grinding spices, remove the powder and grind the coconut into paste with little water.
If you want to add mutton bone(Yelumbu), pressure cook mutton with little salt and turmeric powder for 3 whistles. Keep aside.
In a wide kadai heat 2 tbsp oil , put the ground powder and star anise reduce the heat to medium. Then add chopped onion and fry for 2 minutes. Add ginger garlic paste, fry till the raw smell fades away.
Now add tomato, green chili, drumstic, brinjal,chili powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder. Fry for 5 minutes.
If you are adding mutton, then add cooked mutton bone at this stage. If you don’t want to add mutton bone, then add ground coconut paste with required water. The kuzhambu has to slighty thin (not thick nor thin). when the kuzhambu starts to boil simmer the stove. Now drop carefully prepared kolas in the kuzhambu. close with lid. Don’t disturb for another 25 minutes. After 25 minutes open the lid and add tamarind paste, and mix the kuzhambu with laddle. If the kuzhambu is thin, bring in to medium heat and boil for 5 minutes Or simmer for 10 minutes.
Switch off garnish with cilantro. Serve after 1 hour…it tastes really good after an hour.
Comments
11 responses to “Kola urundai/yelumbu kuzhambu”
Can I replace turkey meat balls instead of this mutton? As mutton is red meat and I cannt eat red meat:(
can u steam the mutton balls instead of frying???
hats off. delicious, very very ………. tasty. Thanks so much.
Thank u friends…
Looks awesome n mouthwatering Kavi..
Arthi
Authentic dish kavi… very nice
Classic picture kavi, pic paakkumbodhe seekiram senju paakkanumnu thonudhu, tks for the wonderful recipe.
ur kuzhambu is looking so attractive,,,,Thanx fo sharing
Sadhana Raveen
kozhambu is good….very nice….will try it out when i go to india….thanks for ur veggie idea….
DIVYA MUBARAK
Thanks shan…veggie??? why don’t u try with soya granules? just an idea…i’ve plan to do…if it comes good will post.
What a wow !!! Looks awesome and tempting to eat…Is their anything like veggie kola urundai other thaan paruppu urundai ?
Have a great day