Vankaya Urulagadda Kura is one of those most frequently made side dish in our house. Though Amma used to make a variation of this at home, the typical Brinjal Potato Curry per se according to hubby dear started after I got this introduced by Athamma. She makes this side dish for Sweet Poli, the combination I got to know after my marriage. I must say it does taste great!
I know I have been so behind my posts here, not sure how exactly I missed out so many days. But it struck me very strange and I thought I could at least share the pictorial I took while I was making the festival dishes, Athamma was making this. Funny part was, I completely forgot to take the final gravy and then it became that I wasn't cooking brinjal or potato at home, so will click another one when I start making the vegetables.
Meanwhile enjoy the pictorial! The recipe for Vankai Urulagadda Kura as we call, is exactly the same as I have already published.
I also completely forgot about preparing for the Christmas Cakes. So here's what I had made last year!
- Eggless Butterless Rum Fruit Cake 2 | Christmas Fruit Cake
- Eggless Fruit Cake 1 | Eggless Christmas Cake
Have a great week ahead.
4 comments:
This looks awesome dear...you have made it perfectly..
Aarthi
http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com/
Mouthwatering here, incredible and super delicious koora.
Nice curry with good step by step photographs.
I found adding the copra garlic is a new twist. Normally people dont do that in Telangana vantalu. I am sure it enhances the taste.
Eggplant and potato is one perfect combination!!! :) Absolutely yummy!
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