Friday, August 6, 2010

Methi Corn Malai

Who says 'NO' to the corn which is roasted on the hot coal and smeared with lime juice,salt and chili powder in this rainy season or especially near the beaches?
Fresh sweet corn is abundantly available in this season and I try including it in various items like salad's,upma,kitchdi,pulao,sabzi,snacks,sweets etc etc.
This Methi Corn Malai is very similar to the famous Methi Mutter Malai just that few more flavors are infused to complement the sweetness of corn otherwise the ingredients used to make it are almost same.I adapted this recipe from Sanjeev Kapoor's book.
This curry is even going to participate in Divya's 'Show me your curry' event.


Ingredients:

1 bunch fresh methi leaves,washed and chopped
1 cup sweet corn
1 cup fresh cream(I used 1 cup milk instead)
2 tsp Ginger-Garlic paste
1/2 tsp shahijeera/black cumin seeds
2 onions,chopped
3 green chillies,chopped
1/2 tsp amchur powder
1/4 tsp white pepper powder
1/4 tsp elaichi powder
1 tsp crushed kasuri methi
salt to taste
2 tbsp oil

Method:
  • Grind ginger and garlic to a fine paste.
  • Heat oil in a pan,crackle shahijeera.Add chopped onions and fry until translucent.
  • Add green chillies and stir fry for 10 seconds.Add ginger garlic paste and methi leaves and cook uncovered for 6-7mins.
  • Add sweet corn and cook for 3-4mins./add amchur,white pepper powder,salt and stir.
  • Add fresh cream and simmer till it reduces to half.If the gravy turns out little dry add half a cup of water to it.(I added milk instead of cream for a low fat version where as the original recipe called for cream)
  • Sprinkle crushed kasuri methi and elaichi powder and mix well.
Serve it hot woth roti's/pulao's/Naan/Kulcha.

27 comments:

  1. very delicious recipe dear! that too with chapathi,perfect combo!

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  2. Wow.... it luks so rich.... n the grilled corns r my fav too :)

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  3. Wow.... it luks so rich.... n the grilled corns r my fav too :)

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  4. Presentation is Simply WOW...Curry is Yummy...I usually make it with peas..will try this next time

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  5. delicious curry..and presentation wonderful dear..

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  6. Superb presentation... Looks very creamy and delicious. Good idea to use corn

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  7. The pic is very inviting .. loved this low calorie version ... looks so beautiful

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  8. Nice presentation dear and the low calorie versions are always welcome. I normally add skimmed milk powder.

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  9. Woww.. what a beautiful presentation.. looks soo delicious and tempting dear.. thanks for the lovely recipe :)

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  10. oh! its looks so delicious n creamy n nice click

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  11. Looks Beautiful.Love corn but this dish is very new to me.Love the presentation.

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  12. Curry looks so delicious.Wonderful pics:)

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  13. hi prathibha ,
    this is one of my favorite dish which i want to prepare from long time ...thanks for sharing dear ...it looks simply divine ...love it ...i am ur happy follower now

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  14. this recipe sounds very new to me..looks so healthy and delish.

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  15. oh am drooling like crazy..I so want it now..looks fantastic

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  16. That looks amazing dear, lovely :)

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  17. Curry looks delicious and what a wonderful presentation !!
    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  18. Wow, I love the presentation and the corn-clover arrangement. Very inviting and colourful...would have anyone who looked at the pics drooling uncontrollably. Im sure it tasted just as good as it looks!

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  19. Awesome presentation.....never tasted this combo....hmm need to give it a try....

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  20. Lovely presentation, methi corn looks tempting and delicious.

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  21. Absolutely love this dish with rotis/naan, perfect presentation.

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  22. Wow... that was fantabulous one..... love it...

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    thanks

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  23. Today i made this without fresh methi n used ghee instead of oil n made it without onion n garlic... It was yummy.. I got good compliments from my parents n brothers :-) thanks

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