Butterbeans kurma makes an extremely delicious side dish to enjoy with some rotis, idlies, dosas or else simply with mildly spiced pulaos. My love for butterbeans always pull me to cook some fingerlicking dishes with this ultimate beans. Cooked with anything, this beans makes extremely delicious dishes. Though i have already cooked many dishes with this beans, this tomato loaded butter beans kurma will definitely please some hungry tummies easily when served along with your favourite dishes like rotis, rice etc. This tomato kurma with butter beans is one of my mom's signature dish. My dad loves butterbeans in anything, obviously my mom do this kurma often to please him.And i learned this fingerlicking aromatic kurma dish from her. And am dedicating this dish as mother's day special to my mom.
Nutritionally, butter beans are an excellent source of protein and contains many other important vitamins and minerals. They are low in total fat and are gluten free, obviously dont forget to add this nutritious beans often in your diet. As much as like other beans, these beans are good source of dietary fibers which helps a lot for easy digestion. Cooked with rice or as gravies or else simply tempered and served as evening snacks, butter beans are simply awesome to enjoy. I always have a packet of these beans and my freezer is loaded with these sort of soaked and freezed beans for easy cooking.
2cups Butterbeans (cooked)
6nos Tomatoes
2nos Onion(chopped)
2nos Bayleaves
1no Cinnamon stick
1/2tsp Fennel seeds
2nos Green chillies (slit opened)
1tsp Ginger-garlic paste
1/2tsp Red chilly powder
1/4tsp Turmeric powder
1tbsp Coriander powder
Few curry leaves
Chopped coriander leaves
Salt
Oil
To Grind:
1/4cup Grated coconut
1tsp Poppy seeds
1tsp Fennel seeds
1tsp Black peppercorns
1tbsp Roasted gram/Pottukadalai
Grind all the ingredients from the list 'To Grind' as fine paste with enough water. Meanwhile boil enough water, add the tomatoes to it. Once the skin gets off the tomatoes, remove them.
Peel the tomatoes, deseed it and grind as fine paste.
Heat enough oil in a pan, fry the bay leaves and cinnamon stick.
Add chopped onions,green chillies and fry until its turns translucent and then add the ginger garlic paste, saute till the raw smell goes away.
Add the cooked butter beans and saute for few minutes.
Now add the tomato puree, saute for few minutes, add the coriander powder, turmeric powder and chilly powder, cook for few minutes.
Add the grounded masala paste to the simmering gravy. Add enough water and cook until the oil get separated from the gravy.
Add finally the chopped coriander leaves and put off the stove..
Serve hot.
Nutritionally, butter beans are an excellent source of protein and contains many other important vitamins and minerals. They are low in total fat and are gluten free, obviously dont forget to add this nutritious beans often in your diet. As much as like other beans, these beans are good source of dietary fibers which helps a lot for easy digestion. Cooked with rice or as gravies or else simply tempered and served as evening snacks, butter beans are simply awesome to enjoy. I always have a packet of these beans and my freezer is loaded with these sort of soaked and freezed beans for easy cooking.
2cups Butterbeans (cooked)
6nos Tomatoes
2nos Onion(chopped)
2nos Bayleaves
1no Cinnamon stick
1/2tsp Fennel seeds
2nos Green chillies (slit opened)
1tsp Ginger-garlic paste
1/2tsp Red chilly powder
1/4tsp Turmeric powder
1tbsp Coriander powder
Few curry leaves
Chopped coriander leaves
Salt
Oil
To Grind:
1/4cup Grated coconut
1tsp Poppy seeds
1tsp Fennel seeds
1tsp Black peppercorns
1tbsp Roasted gram/Pottukadalai
Grind all the ingredients from the list 'To Grind' as fine paste with enough water. Meanwhile boil enough water, add the tomatoes to it. Once the skin gets off the tomatoes, remove them.
Peel the tomatoes, deseed it and grind as fine paste.
Heat enough oil in a pan, fry the bay leaves and cinnamon stick.
Add chopped onions,green chillies and fry until its turns translucent and then add the ginger garlic paste, saute till the raw smell goes away.
Add the cooked butter beans and saute for few minutes.
Now add the tomato puree, saute for few minutes, add the coriander powder, turmeric powder and chilly powder, cook for few minutes.
Add the grounded masala paste to the simmering gravy. Add enough water and cook until the oil get separated from the gravy.
Add finally the chopped coriander leaves and put off the stove..
Serve hot.
Priya that gravy looks so inviting and rich. Must really taste so good with gravies..we call these double beans and love to add these to pulaos..
ReplyDeleteI make a similar version without the spices and the butter beans we get is also different here. This is one dish which goes well with rice as well as rotis. Yum..
ReplyDeleteThese I saw today at the mall but thought I do not have a good recipe. Wish I ahd seen this delicious recipe would have tried making this.
ReplyDeleteTruly lip smacking dish...the colour and the texture of the dish is simply wow...
ReplyDeleteThe gravy looks very delicious, especially with the ground paste... beautiful color...
ReplyDeleteThis is so creamy and rich. Perfect to dig in with some roti's.
ReplyDeleteI make a curry of butter beans in gujarati style this version of your looks so flavourful have to try soon, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe gravy looks rich and flavorful..the vibrant red Color makes it inviting ..lovely recipe
ReplyDeleteButter beans looks delish. Love this thick creamy gravy. Awesome share.
ReplyDeleteI love butter beans in a thick gravy but hubby doesn't like them so hardly make it at home. Its been ages since I had butte beans. Your gravy sounds very flavorful with coconut and all the spices.
ReplyDeleteThe kurma looks really delicious! The poppy fennel paste must add so much depth to the dish.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet of you to dedicate this recipe to your mom. Happy mother's day to her! 😊
I have some butter beans .. will try out this recipe. Looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteThe butterbeans dry was hit at my place I am sure this too will be accepted well. Thankyou.
ReplyDeleteWow..this curry looks amazing with all the spices and flavours. Love the masala paste.
ReplyDeleteA perfect side dish for both rice and rotis. Healthy and delicious both at the same time. Looks so delicious. Need to make this soon, its been long.
ReplyDeleteit looks super flavourful and absolutely delicious..love to have with roti and side pickle..my lunch is ready, yumm 😋
ReplyDeleteKurma is always huge hit in our house. I love the flavor and texture of this kurma! Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteGravy looks so inviting and colourful, I haven't tried your version of butter beans. Bookmarking this one to try :)
ReplyDeleteThe gravy looks super tempting and rich. Would love to have it roti.
ReplyDeleteLooks so inviting and delicious, quite similar to Goan xacuti except that we roast the coconut and spices then grind :)
ReplyDeleteButterbeans kurma looks absolutely delicious and must have tasted just amazing with some rice.
ReplyDeleteSuch an inviting dish Priya....am sitting on a packet of butter beans wondering what to do. This is such an easy and tasty dish to make. Trying this asap
ReplyDeleteLooks so good .... i love any kurma dish! And m always on the lookout for recipes that make use of legumes....
ReplyDeleteI love butterbeans and that gravy looks so delcious Priya. I would love to pair it with a couple of rotis...
ReplyDeleteThe gravy looks so tempting. Lovely dish
ReplyDeleteLooks really yummy. Butter beans have such a smooth texture. I can almost feel them melting in my mouth.
ReplyDeleteLooks so healthy and inviting too.
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