Anu’s announcement of Lunchbots giveaway coincided with me having green grapes in bulk, and MIL asking to make some gojju out of it. And some of them were sour! So I knew my entry would be gojju with the sour grapes.
Gojju - means a dish with vegetables in mainly coconut gravy, prepared in South India, mainly Karnataka. Gojju is made with a variety of veggies, with variations. This can be had with rice or as side dish with dosas, chapathis, rottis, etc.
And now, a fruit - green grapes has replaced the veggies in the gojju, and makes it for a good twist :P
So here’s the gojju with a twist - with green grapes.
Gojju - means a dish with vegetables in mainly coconut gravy, prepared in South India, mainly Karnataka. Gojju is made with a variety of veggies, with variations. This can be had with rice or as side dish with dosas, chapathis, rottis, etc.
And now, a fruit - green grapes has replaced the veggies in the gojju, and makes it for a good twist :P
So here’s the gojju with a twist - with green grapes.
Green Grapes Gojju |
Preparation time : 10 min Cooking time : 15 min Serves : 4 Ingredients: Green grapes - ½ cup, sour ones Green chilies - 8- 10 Curry leaves - 10 - 15 Coriander leaves - a small bunch Fenugreek seeds - ¾ tsp Channa dal - 1 tsp Coconut - 1 cups, grated Cooking oil - 1 tsp Turmeric - a small pinch Jaggery - 1 small marble sized ball Salt - 1 tsp, vary acc to taste For tempering: Cooking oil - 2 tsp Mustard seeds - 1 tsp Sesame seeds - 1 tsp Curry leaves - 15-20 Method: • In a pan, roast channa dal, fenugreek seeds, green chilies and curry leaves for 1-2 minutes in a tsp of oil till they become aromatic • Allow to cool slightly and grind with grated coconut, salt and jaggery, adding water if required • Meanwhile in the same pan, heat oil and prepare tempering with mustard seeds, sesame seeds and curry leaves • Add the green grapes and sauté it for a minute or two till the grapes wither slightly • Transfer the ground paste to the pan, mix and let it boil for a couple of minutes • Adjust salt, and add water if required to maintain gravy like consistency • Serve with rice or akki rotti or dosa, etc Tips n Tricks: • Choose sour grapes for better taste |
Gojju is just my kind of dish, relish it a lot. One of the things I look forward to in a wedding menu is the pineapple gojju. Sounds delish, and great idea to make it with grapes!
ReplyDeleteThis is something I love too. I can't find sour grapes here easily. Very nice one Sumana.
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch for linking to the giveaway! Oh this is a great recipe! I love grapes too and this will be on to to do list this week :). I've also posted the page on the blog's Facebook page :)
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This is very new recipes to me, looks great.
ReplyDeleteYummy gojju...
ReplyDeletethis is new to me. loved the pics
ReplyDeleteTumba chennagide ri drakshi gojju..Bookmarking to try...
ReplyDeleteExcellent recipe ! Thanks to sumascuisine, my grapes rotting in the refrigerator got into a delicious dish :)
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