Almonds –
8-10 (soak them in warm water and peel off the skin)
Generous
pinch of saffron
Garam masala powder - 1 tsp (forgot to show in the picture above)
Oil – 1 and
½ tbsp
Salt to
taste
How to make
Egg korma
Hard boil
the Eggs.
Peel and
sprinkle little bit of turmeric powder on them.
Heat oil in
a pan and fry the eggs on a low heat until golden brown, stirring constantly. Frying the eggs is optional.
Take them out on a paper towel.
Grind onion
and tomato to a coarse paste.
In the same
oil, add green cardamoms, bay leaves and cumin seeds. Let the seeds splutter.
Then add
onion - tomato paste and salt to taste.
Mix well and
cook for 5-6 minutes.
Then add
ginger and garlic paste and mix. Cook until all moisture evaporates.
Once the
mixture dries out, add all spice powders (i.e. turmeric powder, red chilli
powder, coriander powder, cumin powder).
Mix well and
cook until oil starts to release from masala. Keep stirring constantly so that
it doesn’t stick to the bottom of pan.
Then add a
cup of water and bring curry to boil.
Meanwhile
grind fried onions, soaked almonds and yogurt together to a fine paste. Add into
curry and stir.
Simmer curry
on low heat for 5-6 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Then put
fried eggs in the curry.
Finally add saffron and sprinkle garam masala.
Cover and allow curry to simmer for 8-10 more minutes. Gravy is pretty thick, so make sure to stir in between to prevent burning of masala at bottom of pan.
Switch off
the heat and serve hot with phulka, chapati, naan or rice.
yumm, that looks divine!!
ReplyDeleteSpicy and mouthwatering. That's how I look at this dish.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Beautifully presented,u made me hungry dear..Loved it ,superb!!
ReplyDeleteNice side dish for chapathis
ReplyDeleteOmg tempting curry with eggs
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