Coorg Cuisine Coorg Traditional Food Recipes

Reading Time: 10 minutesCoorg Traditional Food Recipes Coorg Offers Some Of The Most Exotic Cuisines Of The South Region And Most Hotels Have Their In-House Restaurants. Coorg Cuisine Includes A Lot Of Coconut, Curry Leaves, Ginger, Chilly And Of Course The Local Spices Grown Here. The local food of Coorg has often been said to replicate the history and geographical setting of the region. The lush, fertile valley grows an abundant quantity of rice, which makes it a staple element of Coorg cuisine. This rice, called Sannakki, is different from the usual Basmati variety you may be used to and has a fragrance that will get you drooling. Unique to Coorg, rice here is also used to make bread or Chapatti’s which are called Aaki Oti. You can try rice here in different forms, and yes, shapes, either flat like a cake, round balls like dumplings or like noodles. To accompany the staple rice preparation, the Coorg  people love to indulge in spicy, aromatic curries, with chicken, meat or pork as their main ingredient. All time favourite Pandhi Kari is a pork dish, with a gravy that is spiced up with coconut, cardamom and other condiments. Fish and crabs are also a prominent part of the daily fare, especially since the local streams nearby provide absolutely fresh seafood stuff. Vegetarians need not lose heart.There is a whole host of vegetable pulavs and steamed vegetable curries. [cl-ib image=”2037″ title=”Pandi Curry” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#1e73be”]Pandi Curry (Pork Curry) 1kg Pork cut into medium size pieces, 1 Teaspoon Kachampuli (Brindleberry juice), A pinch of salt 2 teaspoon red chilli powder. For More…. [cl-ib image=”2039″ title=”Chicken Curry) ” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#dd3333″]Koli Curry (Chicken Curry) – 1 Kg chicken, in pieces1 teaspoon red chilli powder 1/4 teaspoon turmeric powder  For More….   [cl-ib image=”2018″ title=”Koli Barthad ” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#8224e3″]Koli Barthad (Chicken […]

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Coorg Traditional Food Recipes

Coorg Offers Some Of The Most Exotic Cuisines Of The South Region And Most Hotels Have Their In-House Restaurants. Coorg Cuisine Includes A Lot Of Coconut, Curry Leaves, Ginger, Chilly And Of Course The Local Spices Grown Here. The local food of Coorg has often been said to replicate the history and geographical setting of the region. The lush, fertile valley grows an abundant quantity of rice, which makes it a staple element of Coorg cuisine. This rice, called Sannakki, is different from the usual Basmati variety you may be used to and has a fragrance that will get you drooling. Unique to Coorg, rice here is also used to make bread or Chapatti’s which are called Aaki Oti. You can try rice here in different forms, and yes, shapes, either flat like a cake, round balls like dumplings or like noodles. To accompany the staple rice preparation, the Coorg  people love to indulge in spicy, aromatic curries, with chicken, meat or pork as their main ingredient. All time favourite Pandhi Kari is a pork dish, with a gravy that is spiced up with coconut, cardamom and other condiments. Fish and crabs are also a prominent part of the daily fare, especially since the local streams nearby provide absolutely fresh seafood stuff. Vegetarians need not lose heart.There is a whole host of vegetable pulavs and steamed vegetable curries.
[cl-ib image=”2037″ title=”Pandi Curry” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#1e73be”]
Pandi Curry (Pork Curry)
1kg Pork cut into medium size pieces, 1 Teaspoon Kachampuli (Brindleberry juice), A pinch of salt 2 teaspoon red chilli powder. For More….
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Koli Curry (Chicken Curry) –
1 Kg chicken, in pieces1 teaspoon red chilli powder 1/4 teaspoon turmeric powder  For More….
 
[cl-ib image=”2018″ title=”Koli Barthad ” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#8224e3″]
Koli Barthad (Chicken Fry)
1/4 kg chicken 1/4 tea spoon turmeric powder 1/2 tea spoon red chili powder For More….
 
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Yerich Barthad (Mutton Fry) –
½ kg mutton 3 sliced onions 1 tomato chopped For More….
 
[cl-ib image=”2031″ title=”Mutton Chops” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#008000″]
Pepper-Fried Mutton Chops
3 pods garlic 4 inch piece of ginger 3 cloves For More….
 
[cl-ib image=”2028″ title=”Fish Fry” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#8224e3″]
Meen Barthad (Fish Fry) 
1 Kg fish cut in thin pieces 1 teaspoon jeera ¼ teaspoon methi whole (fenugreek) For More….
 
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Meen Curry (Fish Curry) 
1kg. fish sliced in thick pieces Mix the fish with the following : 1 teaspoon turmeric powder For More….
 
[cl-ib image=”2021″ title=”Crab Curry ” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#1e73be”]
Crab Curry 
1kg crabs Salt, turmeric Oil for frying For More….
 
[cl-ib image=”2029″ title=”Mushroom Curry” animation=”aidos” bgcolor=”#1e73be”]
Kum Curry (Mushroom Curry)
1 table spoon vegetable oil 200g red onion (chopped) 2 green chillies (chopped) For More….
 
Kemb Curry 4 Kemb Stems (Take the stems before flowering . Once it flowers, it irritates the throat). 10 chillies (the hotter, the better) ½ cup sprouted Horse Gram For More…. 
Mangaey Curry (Mango Curry) Roast the following ingredients and grind fine 1 tablespoon jeera powder  ½ teaspoon mustard seeds For More…. 
Baemboley Curry (Tender Bamboo Curry)  1/2 kg Bamboo Shoot sliced 2 tablespoons Rice flour 2 Onions sliced For More….
 
Coorg Pumpkin Curry 250g pumpkin ½ tsp. turmeric powder ½ tsp. coriander powder For More….
 
Chekke Kuru Curry (Jack Fruit Seed Curry)  1 cup Jack Fruit seeds (Boiled and skin removed) 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon chilli powder For More….
 
Pineapple Strew Curry  1 Pineapple (cut in bite size pieces) 1 tea spoon Coriander seeds 8 Red chilies For More…. 
Mudre Kannie (Horse Gram Curry)  1 Kg horse gram 1 table spoon saffron A pinch of salt  For More….
 
Bale Kannie (Toor Dhal Curry)  1 Kg Toor dhal 1 table spoon Turmeric Powder Salt If Necessery. For More….
 
Akki Otti (Rice Rotti) 250 grams Raw Rice 750 ml Water 1/2 tsp Salt For More….
 
Kadambuttu (Rice Dumplings)  250 grams Fine Rice Rava 750 ml Water 1/2 teaspoon Salt For More….
 
Paputtu 2 cups whole milk 2 cups water 1 tbsp cardamom seeds For More….
 Ghee Rice 1 cup rice 1 ½ cups ghee 3 Onions For More….
 
 Thumbuttu  10 Ripe bananas A pinch of salt 6 cups White jaggery For More….
 
Madde Kool (Aati Leaves Payasa) 1 cup short grain rice, washed 1/2 coconut ground very smooth or thick milk extracted from 1 coconut Syrup from ½ kg jaggery, or to taste. For More….
 
Nool Puttu Recipe (Steamed thread-puttu)  3 cups tari or idly rava (broken rice) 6 cups water (approx) Salt to Taste For More….
 
Kuley Puttu ( Steemed Jackfruit Cake) 1 cup pulp of jackfruit or banana (very ripe fruit) 1 cup broken rice rava (Bansi variety)
2 cups jaggery liquidized  For More…. 
Kaipuli Pajji (Bitter Lime Chutey) 3 bitter lime 3 teaspoons of ghee 1 teaspoon of mustard For More….
1. Pandi Curry (Pork Curry), 2. Koli Curry (Chicken Curry), 3. Koli Barthad (Chicken Fry), 4. Yerich Barthad (Mutton Fry), 5. Pepper-Fried Mutton Chops, 6. Meen Barthad (Fish Fry), 7. Meen Curry (Fish Curry), 8. Crab Curry, 9. Kum Curry  (Mushroom Curry), 10. Kemb Curry, 11.Mangaey/Kaad Maangé Curry (Mango/Wild Mangoes Curry), 12. Baemboley Curry (Tender Bamboo Curry), 13. Coorg Pumpkin Curry, 14. Chekke Kuru Curry (Jack Fruit Seed Curry), 15. Pineapple Strew Curry, 16. Mudre Kannie (Horse Gram Curry), 17. Bale Kannie (Toor Dhal Curry), 18. Akki Otti (Rice Rotti), 19. Kadambuttu (Rice Dumplings), 20. Paputtu,  21. Ghee Rice, 22. Thumbuttu, 23. Madde Kool (Aati Leaves Payasa, 24. Nool Puttu Recipe (Steamed Thread-Puttu), 25. Kuley Puttu ( Steemed Jackfruit Cake), 26. Kaipuli Pajji (Bitter Lime Chutey),
 
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