This is one of treasured recipe prepared during festive season, to be specific 3rd day of Diwali prayers are held for cows in my in-law place. And yes, this dish was introduced to me by hubby. He makes this so perfect; we all are big fan.
I wanted to blog this recipe for long but never manage to take pictures and when this time he got yam and prepared it, I happy took the pics for my reference and include this in Festive Food: His Cooking Event.
Let's go straight to the recipe now.
Serving ~ 4 persons
Ingredients:
Yam - 400 gms
Onion - 2 large
Tomato - 2 medium
Green chili - 3
Sour Curd/Yogurt - 1/2 cup
Ginger-garlic paste - 2 tsp
Red chili powder - 2tsp
Turmeric - 1tsp
Coriander Powder - 1tsp
Garam Masala Powder - 1tsp
Bay leaf - 1
Salt - to taste
Oil -
Water -
Method:
1. Wash and pressure cook for 2 whistles or boil the yam. Chop the onion, tomato, chili and keep aside.
2. Peel yam skin, chop in medium size and deep or shallow fry the pieces and keep aside. Hubby did shallow frying. [ the fried yum looks so gud isn't it? It taste wonderful with some salt sprinkle over it, try one piece and you can't resists :) ]
3. In the same pan add 2-3 tbs oil and heat. Add bay leaf stir for 30secs, add chopped onion, chili,ginger-garlic paste and saute until golden brown.
4. Add all powder masala, stir well and cook for 2mins. Add chopped tomato and stir.
5. Cover the pan and cook in medium flame until tomato turns soft. Add salt and fried yam, stir gently everything.
6. Beat the curd and add with yam, add 1/2 cup water and mix gently everything.
7. Cook for 2 mins in medium heat or until gravy become thick. Add 2 cup water, stir well and cook until a boil comes.
8. Switch off gas, cover the pan and keep for 10mins. The gravy will become thick, don't let the curry sit for long, yam will absorb all the gravy.
Enjoy the delicious yam curry with rice, he also made bitter gourd stir fry for our lunch.
Enjoy your day.
Looks so delicious!Thanks to ur hubby for sharing this recipe with us :)
ReplyDeleteWow Wow What a delicious recipe Priti. Thanks to Him for such a tempting recipe...
ReplyDeleteUsed to love Yams, don't get them here much. Gravy looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteDelicious, the gravy looks very gud. Nice pictures..
ReplyDeleteGravy looks yummy
ReplyDeletesuch a delicious curry...looks so beautiful
ReplyDeletereally delicious curry..hope u really enjoyed the lunch because its special one by ur husband..delicious platter
ReplyDeleteThank U ladies...this dish is one of the best...once you taste it you will be hooked to it...ofcoz I enjoyed :)
ReplyDeleteSimply awesome, this gravy sounds interesting and u r soooo lucky dear:)..
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The gravy looks so yummy. Thanks to Him for presenting such a wonderful dish for you.....
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this is a forgotten recipe.. my grandma used to make this but she used to add grinded coconut.. im sure ur recipe is delicious too will try it out soon..
ReplyDeleteWhat a dish...looks very yummy. Adding yoghurt in yam diah is very new for me. Thanks for sharing. Looks wonderful :)
ReplyDeletelooks really delicious..
ReplyDeletelooks delicious...thanks to him for presentatin such wonderful dish...
ReplyDeleteNice curry with yam...
ReplyDeletethanks soooooooooo much for foolowing and taking ur time to post commets..
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thanks soooooooooo much for foolowing and taking ur time to post commets..
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nice stepwise receipes. sounds new and so yum
ReplyDeleteTruly yummy yam dear!!! Loved to have that some! :)
ReplyDeletewow looks so yummy dear. I am sure going to make this week. u have tempted me in doing it with all those lovely photos of urs. Now i know who is preparing food at home.i SEE so many good items prepared by ur hubby.
ReplyDeleteVery new to me,sounds yumm,I loved it!
ReplyDeleteHey Priti
ReplyDeleteactually I'm thinking, after seeing all these delicious and yummy dishes prepared by your him, I want to send my him to your him, so he can learn something from your him...all looks gud!!
Wooow Yam curry looks delicious dear makes me hungry n i like yam very much here we cldnt get this veggie only frozen one from India. I like deep fried yam dear taste very good.
ReplyDeleteYummy, your hubby is such a good cook, lucky you really,...
ReplyDeletegravy luks rich n delicious!tnx 2 ur hubby 4 this wonderful dish...
ReplyDeletetnx a lot 4 stopping by 'simply delicious' dear
New to me..never bought yam..urs is looking gr8 and sounds yum.will buy yam next time..bookmarked !!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ladies ...
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Looks so delicious :-).
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Hi Priti,
ReplyDeleteThanks for those encouraging words on my blog...that means a lot to me.
Had a look across a few of entries on your blog.... looks interesting... will be back to explore it more :)
one of my Fav..looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I can't beleive he can cook such delicious curries, you must be definetely happy to take the pictures
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious..nice clicks..real yummy.
ReplyDeleteI use a lot of Yam in my cooking too,but this is a totally new recipe.Looks delicious,got to try!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking dish dear. Never made Yam this way, will surely try it out next time :)
ReplyDeleteyam curry looks so tempting...perfect with hot rice...must say your hubby is a wonderful in cooking...gr8 job guys...thanks for sharing your creations/recipes!
ReplyDeleteU are tempting me with this Yam in Yogurt Gravy!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and delicious curry. Very new and interesting recipe. Liked it very much.
ReplyDeleteThis is so mouthwatering..... Nice recipe... Looks so good. YUM!!!
ReplyDeletethis is so yumm and lovely! You are one lucky woman.
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ReplyDeleteWow, Priti the curry looks awesome, your DH looks an expert in cooking, I just wish I could grab a bite.
ReplyDeleteDelicious gravy with yam. Yam is usually cooked in SouthIndian style at home. Will try this. Those fried yam pieces look so crisp.
ReplyDeletewow very delicious recipe...u r very lucky dear...gud job.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shanti, Pari, Jayasree & Prema
ReplyDeleteNice recipe, looks yummy.
ReplyDeletethis z first tim eto ur blog.. all recipes r delicious especially yam curry very nice
ReplyDeleteThank U Valar n Guna :)
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