ಮಜ್ಜಿಗೆ ಹುಳಿ or Winter melon(Ash Gourd) in yogurt sauce is one of our favorite item. Rice, ಮಜ್ಜಿಗೆ ಹುಳಿ, sundried chillies are mouth watering combination...sluurrrrp...... I could lick my fingers off when my mom and granny used to make this. My son does it now :D
We need the following to make Majjige Huli :
Boodukumbalakayi/Winter Melon/Ash Gourd pieces : 2 cups(Closely packed)
Mosaru/Yogurt : 4 cups (sour types, 2 day old yogurt works well)
Grind the following into smooth paste to make sauce :
Kadalebele/Chanadal : 1tbsp (soaked in water for atleast 2hrs)
Jeerige/Cumin/Jeera : 1tbsp
Hasiru menasinakayi/Green Chillies : 4 (adjust according to your req)
Tenginakayi turi/Grated Wet Coconut : 2 heaped tbsp
Salt
for seasoning or Oggarane :Oil, mustard, curry leaves, red chillies (1 broken into small pieces) and asafoetida/hing
How to proceed :
1.Do the tampering in a wide skillet by adding the ingrediants in order mentioned above.
2. Add Winter Melon pieces, sautee for a while and add salt and water. Close the lid and let those winter melon pieces get cooked.
3. Meanwhile grind the ingrediants for making sauce. Add this paste to cooked winter melon pieces and continue to boil.
4. Beat yogurt well, add water if required. Add this beaten yogurt to the sauce above. Mix to form a uniform sauce.
5. Check taste and adjust the flavors accordingly. Serve hot with rice and sundried chillies.
E N J O Y Y Y Y Y!!!!!
Nice colour ...great going
ReplyDeletewhts the other name of winter lemon or ashgourd/??/
ReplyDeleterecipes looks good..:-)
Goes well with steaming rice, love the colour
ReplyDeletea tempting dish :-) i make something similar but without the winter gourd...
ReplyDeletereally delicious!
ReplyDeletewow whiterice,sundried chily and ur yogurt sauce with ashgourd awesome what to say tastes yummy isin't it thank u for ur gr8 recipe
ReplyDeleteMajjigehuli looks real yummy..Color is perfect
ReplyDeletelovely dish!
ReplyDeletei guess the sauce can be used with some other vegs too, right??
@ Noyet100
ReplyDeleteMy dear, Winter Melon is called Petha in Hindi :)
@ Richa,
You can use cucumber, Fried Okra, Ashgourd, also mix dal koftas in yogurt sauce.
@All,
Thanks for taking some time to dropping by and for your lovely comments.
this looks delicious..it looks same as kaalan(instead of chana dal we add coconut paste)
ReplyDeletewow! looks delicious... I have my version in my drafts too, will post it sometime. and btw, by sundried chilies do u mean baalaka??!?! oh, those are indeed heavenly w/ majjige huli!!
ReplyDeleteGot an award for you, go get it. You probably have it already, enjoy anyway!:))
ReplyDeleteMaggige huli nanige tumba ista kanri!! I luve it yum yum yum....
ReplyDeleteWow .....it's sounds so good....I will definitely try this one:)
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