Vegan Aloo Matar Kurma is a delicious curry made with potato, peas and a creamy coconut-cashew gravy. Great to serve as a side with both rice and roti.
We are starting the second week of Blogging Marathon today. It has been quite some time that I did 2 weeks of BM back to back – so, I’m really excited for my blog 🙂 My theme for this week is ‘Pick 1 ingredient and cook 3 dishes’. My choice of vegetable is humble ‘potato’ aka aloo. First up is this creamy, delicious Vegan Aloo Matar Kurma.My whole family LOVES potatoes especially my husband and my son. I recently realized that I don’t have many potato recipes on the blog. What better way to remedy that but by making more potato dishes and posting them here. My son is very excited about this week’s theme. Kurma has not been my favorite growing up. For some reason, I never liked the coconut and yogurt combination that much. I thought South Indian kurma tasted too much of yogurt and I didn’t like that. I usually avoid adding yogurt to kurma. Lemon juice is an excellent vegan substitute for yogurt. Here are some of the kurma recipes that I already posted.Today’s recipe is quite simple – grind the masala for the gravy and cook it with veggies. Since potato is the choice of veggie for the week, I used only that along with green peas. You can add mixed veggies, paneer etc. in this curry. I already made this vegan aloo matar kurma 4 times. Serve it with rice or roti for a delicious meal.Lets check out what my fellow marathoners have cooked today for BM# 93.
Vegan Aloo Matar Kurma is a delicious curry made with potato, peas and a creamy coconut-cashew gravy. Great to serve as a side with both rice and roti.
Vegan Aloo Matar Kurma is a delicious curry made with potato, peas and a creamy coconut-cashew gravy. Great to serve as a side with both rice and roti.
1tspKashmiri Red Chili powderAdjust as per taste preference, Add less for a milder curry
2tbsplemon juice
To tastesalt
For the Masala:
2~3Green Chilies
2Garlic cloves
1" piece ofginger
½cupFresh coconut
10~12Cashews
2tspPoppy seeds
1tspCoriander seeds
¼cupCilantro leaves
Servings: Servings
Instructions
Make the Masala paste:
Combine all the ingredients for the gravy in a blender along with ¼~½ cup of water and grind to a smooth paste. Set aside until ready to use.
Make the Kurma:
Heat oil in a pan, add the cloves, cardamom pods and cinnamon stick; cook for 30 seconds. Next add the onions and curry leaves and cook till onions are lightly browned around the edges.
Add the tomato and cook till it turns mushy.
Stir in the boiled potato and ½cup of water. Cover and cook for 5 minutes.
Next add the red chili powder, garam masala and green peas - cook for 2~3 minutes.
Add the ground masala, salt and more water to get to desired consistency. Simmer the curry for 5~6 minutes or all the flavors to mingle.
Turn off the heat and stir in the lemon juice. Serve warm or hot with rice or roti.
Lipsmacking kurma, give me some rotis, i can enjoy this super delicious aloo matar kurma without any complaint. What an incredible side dish for rotis and pulaos.
Potatoes and peas are match made in heaven. When coconut is added to it, it just becomes heavenly. This would be an amazing side for pooris and parotta.
That is one luscious curry pavani! Who doesn’t love potatoes, my kiddos will be happy even if i make it everyday!! I can eat this korma as such without any main!!! Looks delicious!
Vegan Aloo Matar Kurma is a delicious curry made with potato, peas and a creamy coconut-cashew gravy. Great to serve as a side with both rice and roti.
My whole family LOVES potatoes especially my husband and my son. I recently realized that I don’t have many potato recipes on the blog. What better way to remedy that but by making more potato dishes and posting them here. My son is very excited about this week’s theme.
Kurma has not been my favorite growing up. For some reason, I never liked the coconut and yogurt combination that much. I thought South Indian kurma tasted too much of yogurt and I didn’t like that. I usually avoid adding yogurt to kurma. Lemon juice is an excellent vegan substitute for yogurt. Here are some of the kurma recipes that I already posted.
Today’s recipe is quite simple – grind the masala for the gravy and cook it with veggies. Since potato is the choice of veggie for the week, I used only that along with green peas. You can add mixed veggies, paneer etc. in this curry. I already made this vegan aloo matar kurma 4 times. Serve it with rice or roti for a delicious meal.
Lets check out what my fellow marathoners have cooked today for BM# 93.
Aloo! That’s my sons favorite too. And this recipe sounds so easy and I am very much excited to try it.
Lipsmacking kurma, give me some rotis, i can enjoy this super delicious aloo matar kurma without any complaint. What an incredible side dish for rotis and pulaos.
Potatoes and peas are match made in heaven. When coconut is added to it, it just becomes heavenly. This would be an amazing side for pooris and parotta.
My daughter will be pleased too like your son had I choosen the theme. I love the kurma . (I rarely make kurma) it’s different from what I make.
My family will not be satisfied with any number of versions of Aloo kurma. Always demand for more of Aloo varieties. Bookmarked. Shall try next time.
Potato and Peas is a lovely combinations. Can have it any time. Your dish looks amazing Pavani.
This is an excellent kurma Pavani..we literally live on kurma and mostly add aloo as the main ingredient. Very nicely clicked pictures.
amazing, vegan aloo matar kurma looks great and lip-smacking dish with rotis. Loved the props you have used here.
Coconut and cashew gravy with potato and peas is bliss. It looks so drool worthy. I wish I could grab some right off the screen.
Lovely clicks . This vegan aloo matar kurma looks fantabulous. Makes a lip smacking side dish with rotis
The whole setup looks so inviting and the kurma must have tasted yummier in that coconut – cashew base.
The never fail and always to the rescue Aloo Matar kurma. Love it with anything.
That is one luscious curry pavani! Who doesn’t love potatoes, my kiddos will be happy even if i make it everyday!! I can eat this korma as such without any main!!! Looks delicious!
Wow.. this recipe and even pictures both are just amazing.