Sothi Recipe ( Indian Style Mild Yellow Coconut Curry )
This is one of the most wanted recipes from my fellow readers. Sothi, an Indian style of mild yellow coconut curry...tastes a little similar to the Malay style Masak Lemak, is definitely one of my favourites.
I'd enjoy Sothi with plain rice and a spicy dish like mackerel or anchovies sambal. String hoppers (Putu Mayam in Malay) are another great companion for Sothi.
Preparing Sothi is just easy...you'll need to combine all the ingredients into a cooking pot and boil it. Easy right? Check it out!!!
To my readers... Ms. Sharnisha, Ms. Komala and Ms. Thamarai. Here's the recipe as per your request, apologize for the delay. Hope you ladies don't mind :~)
This is a vegan Sothi.
SOTHI
Ingredients :~
- 600ml thin coconut milk (you may add 300ml thick milk + 300ml water)
- 100ml thick coconut milk
- 1 large onion ~ sliced
- 2 green chillies ~ halved
- 2 tomatoes ~ cut each into 6
- 1 handful curry leaves
- 3/4 tsp turmeric powder
- 2/3 tsp tamarind paste ( or 4 tbsp lime juice )
- salt to taste
Method :~
- In a pot, mix all the ingredients except for thick coconut milk.
- Place the pot on medium heat and cook until the mixture boil a few times. Allow to simmer.
- Finally pour in the thick coconut milk. Remove pot from heat after 2 boils. Remember to check for salt.
You may substitute tamarind paste with 4 tbsp freshly squeezed lime juice. And if you are using lime juice, add it to the mixture after you turn off the heat.
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Absolutely delicious...
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DELICIOUS LOL:)) YUMMMY
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ReplyDeletehi love..sedapnya..leh akak tumpang lunch kt umah love ke?? hehe!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of the dish. Yes, it look similar to Malay dish, Masak Lemak.
ReplyDeleteThanks kak...yes the tastes similar too.
DeleteThis...I consider is almost like Masak Lemak Cili Api:)
ReplyDeleteNice one, love. I hope I can try this one to divert the taste once in a while:)
Yes Sha...exactly! But Sothi is milder version. :)
Deleteyummmmm yummm... tqs for sharing..
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure :)
DeleteWhat a creamy & inviting curry!!!! Has a nice, yellow hue :)
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Thanks Prathima ;)
DeleteHi Love, your sothi look so delicious, can have extra rice or dip in any rotis. Nice click.
ReplyDeleteHopefully I can join your Deepavali event, I'm looking for recipes that I can cook or bake.
Have a nice week ahead.Take care my dear.
Hello Amelia...yes I too like to have bread dipped in sothi :)
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Love the creamy sothi
ReplyDeleteThanks Mina :)
Deletewow great with string hoopers or appam
ReplyDeleteYes Biny..perfect combo :)
DeleteI did this Sothi yesterday.. Goes with rice and fish sambal.
ReplyDeleteYummy yummy.. Will try out your version next time sis.. :-)
Thanks sis! I will like having fish sambal now :)
DeleteIt been such along time since i had Sothi , my mum use to make it when we were younger and there was always ikan bilis sambal and fried fish . Thank you for the memories of childhood and how one mothers cooking is the best. Will cook these for my Chinese husband these week .
ReplyDeleteHello Asiaruth, thank you very much for your kind words. Am so glad it brought back memories to you. Yes, nothing beats mum's cooking even how good cook we are. Hope you'll make the sothi and it'll meet your taste. Have a great day :)
Deleteoh definitely my comfort food...to go with rice and a little bit of sambal... yummm
ReplyDeleteYou making me hungry now Lisa...lol! :)
DeleteCreamy yummy curry...Love the color..
ReplyDeleteThanks Reshmi! :)
Deletehi love, this sothi is it macam masak lemak style melayu gitu ke?..looks appetising lah love...
ReplyDeleteFlavorful and yummy curry,love it
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! Great with sambal belacan, extra pedas!!
ReplyDeletewaaaaa, ni ala ala masak lemak versi deepavali ni :)
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful and tempting. Nice recipe.:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious and simple dish! Love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delicious!!! Wish U & Ur Family a very happy Diwali!
ReplyDeleteYour photo makes me hungry. Thanks for the recipe. My mother in law used to add cabbage and carrot. I should try to cook based on your recipe.
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