Tuesday, July 27, 2010

South Indian Poached Egg Curry


This is a South Indian classic, I posted a version a while back with boiled eggs added, but this is the village method and my favorite poaching the eggs in the curry. I made this for hubby the other day as his Mum had left and I felt bad that he needed spicy foods. Our daughter still isn't convinced by spice yet!





Ingredients:

  • Any desired amount of eggs to poach in the curry, so they fit in the pan
  • 1/2 onion,
  • 3 green chilies
  • a few curry leaves
  • 3 cloves garlic chopped
  • a pinch of mustard seeds
  • one tablespoon masala powder
  • a little frozen coconut
  • salt to taste
  • pinch of chili powder
  • 2 big tomatoes chopped

Method:

1. heat canola oil pop mustard seeds, add curry leaves and green chili, and onion then saute for 5 minutes
2. after a little while add masala powder and red chili powder and salt and diced tomatoes, then turn it down to a low heat and simmer for 15 min, then mix in the coconut
3. after you have a lovely rich sauce simply break the eggs into it cover with a lid and poach for a few minutes and enjoy!

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38 comments:

  1. South Indian egg curry is always yum!

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  2. poached eggs are used so little in cooking, and t ideas the method is great...they can entirely replace the meat hence the protein...great ideas around the world

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  3. I love this! I make a version with lentil in it. She'll be a spice princess before you know it lol

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  4. Oooh....this looks very delicious. I love the colour. I love egg curry....just so good with rice or paratha. I love sambal eggs too...mmm

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  5. Rally like this spicy, but warm and homely recipe! It comforts not only your hubby but us all :)

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  6. Now we need some flatbread to go with this delicious curry!

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  7. Such a spicy n yummy curry,would go well with appam ...

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  8. The eggs must absorb so much flavor from being poached in that curry! How very tasty.

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  9. I am loving my eggs in so many things, so I know this would be at the top of my list!

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  10. I love curries and I love poached eggs! I'm sure this would be delicious!

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  11. Really yummy curry.
    Lucky husband ♥

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  12. I have been wanting to make a version of this for so long! It looks delicious.

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  13. This looks so yum and would be perfect with some hot rice

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  14. poaching eggs in curry, oh I can imagine the flavor they mut absorb..great reipe..love the spicy kick!

    sweetlife

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  15. I have never had poached eggs in curry, but this looks scrumptious. Thanks for the idea.

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  16. Wow, how unique! This looks super good.

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  17. Splendid this egg curry really very comforting :)

    Cheers,

    Gera

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  18. What a great idea, poached egg on curry sauce. I got to try this soon.

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  19. oh yum! , I'm salivating, I love curry, I make them extra hot..I've never tried poaching eggs in i, this is something new for me to try :) Thanks! :)

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  20. this try this before, sound simple and delicious, must try one day.

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  21. Yum. I may have to make this for dinner tonight.

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  22. I've never poached an egg in a curry dish, Rebecca. It sure looks as though I'm missing something wonderful!
    The color is marvelous and knowing you, the flavor is too!

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  23. This looks delicious and I must try it! Thanks for the recipe and I really like your great blog!

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  24. So interesting. I love your curry dishes. Love this!

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  25. Sounds wonderful! I have two small curry trees...I had been afraid to take leaves off of them, but now they are really growing.

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  26. thts truly tempting dish dear..my fav...looks mindblowing n amazingly delicious...wht a lovely spicy colr rebecca..mmm...mmm,,hey girl sorry for my delay for the guest post...dont know how to start with ,wil soon workout sumting and mail it to u..sorry dear..

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  27. thanks everyone and Sanyukta take your time on the guest post no worries

    Rebecca

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  28. I found the curry trees on ebay...search for Murraya Koenigii...lots of people are selling them.

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  29. Love your blog. Thanks for the recipes. I have had a poached egg tomato-garlic soup in Sweden. Very good, and I would love it in a curry.

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  30. OMG that looks incredible! I love poached eggs in tomato sauce, but never thought to do it in a curry!

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  31. Bo thanks so much for getting back with me
    Othelia oh that sounds lovely thanks for stopping by on my way over to your blog
    Joanna oh thanks

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  32. Dear Rebeka,

    Could you also let me know what goes in the masala powder please..

    Thanking You,
    Anjali

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  33. Dear Rebeka.. Could you also let me know what goes in the making of masala powder mentioned in this recepie.

    Thank you..

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  34. Hi Anjali its my mum in laws but any standard one from an Indian store would work :-)

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  35. Is it the curry powder ??or maybe if you can let me know the spices that go in I can prepare it myself coz I stay in Bangalore.

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