Ingredients
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300
gms Yam
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5
Boiled Eggs
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For the Masala Paste:
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3
tbsp Oil
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1.5
inch Cinnamon Stick
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3
Cloves (Laung)
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2
Cardamom (Ilaichi)
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¼
cup Dry Coconut
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Ginger - Small Piece
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7 - 8
Garlic
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1
tbsp Coriander seeds
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1
tbsp Sesame Seeds (Til)
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½
tbsp Khuskhus
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For the Pulusu (Sour Gravy):
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3
tbsp Oil
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1
cup Onion (chopped)
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10 - 12
Sambar onion
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Green Chillies 2 slit lengthwise
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2
sprigs Curry Leaves
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Salt - To taste
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¼
tsp Turmeric
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½
tbsp Chilli Powder
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3
tbsp Tamarind Juice
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1
tbsp Jaggery
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Kothmir - a little
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¼
tsp Garam Masala
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2
cups Water
Instructions
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Rub some oil onto your hands and cut the yam into large pieces. Wash the yam in Turmeric water and keep aside.
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Pressure cook the yam in turmeric water for three whistles on high flame.
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Heat some oil and fry the boiled eggs with a little turmeric. Remember to make wedges on the eggs before frying. Keep the eggs aside.
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Now fry the ingredients for the masala paste in the same oil on a low flame. Grind into a fine paste adding a little water.
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Heat oil in a vessel. Add chopped onion, sambar onions, green Chillies, and Curry Leaves. Fry till the onions get soft.
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Now add the boiled Yam pieces, turmeric, Chilli Powder and Salt. Fry for two minutes, taking care not to break the pieces.
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Put in the Masala Paste, Tamarind juice, and water. Let it come to a rich boil two times.
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Once the Pulusu is on a boil, add the boiled eggs, and Jaggery. Cook till the oil floats on top.
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Sprinkle the chopped Coriander leaves, and Garam Masala and take the vessel down from the stove.