Kerala Pork Curry

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Kerala Pork Curry is an indispensable tasty dish, traditionally prepared with authentic ingredients in almost all Christian homes. For those residing in Thrissur regions, Pork dish is a must for marriages and special occasions. Kerala Pork Curry goes well with appam, porotta, roti and a series of rice dishes as well. The flavors and aroma of Pork dishes are enticing and satisfying to the core. Kerala Pork Curry can be easily prepared and no elaborate procedures involved. You will be definitely proud for the time you spent for the preparation after tasting the awesome end product. Raw pork meat should be succulent and moist so that the flavors get coated enough. Christmas is approaching fast and is almost round the corner. That’s why i wanted to share a Kerala Pork Curry for this festive occasion. It is comparatively very easy to cook pork and the end product looks so tempting and appetizing. Really worth the effort. The texture, the color and the vibrant flavorful aroma are beyond words.

What makes Kerala Pork Curry unique and distinct is the traditional style of cooking – boiled pork pieces are slow cooked in a spicy aromatic masala gravy until thick and done. All the fat oozing out from the pork bits form a glistening shiny layer around the masala making the dish even more gorgeous. This is a real treat for your taste buds. I usually use pork belly for the dish that is full of fat. And one vital point, make sure that your pork is cooked well. Although the recipe looks elaborate, this is a super simple dish that can be easily prepared at home. Pork is nutritious, rich in protein and other vital nutrients required for body. You can explore a well detailed Kerala Pork Curry here that can be easily prepared at home.

Kerala Pork Curry

Kerala Pork Curry

Prep Time 40 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Cuisine Kerala
Servings 4 people

Ingredients
  

Instructions
 

  • Cut pork into medium size pieces, remove outer layer of the skin, wash and keep aside.
  • Grind together red chilly powder, black pepper, coriander powder, turmeric powder, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom and cumin seeds and keep aside.
  • Cook the pork along with some salt and a pinch of turmeric powder in a pressure cooker upto 1 whistle.
  • :- Do not add water.
  • Heat about 4 tbsp of oil in a pan.
  • Add ginger, garlic and onions and sautT on high flame, till golden brown.
  • Add the ground ingredients and sautT on a low flame for about 3 v 4 mins.
  • ;- Take care not to burn the masala.
  • Add tomatoes and a pinch of salt and sautT, till the tomatoes get mashed up and oil starts separating from the masala.
  • When masala is done, add the cooked pork, vinegar, soya sauce, chicken bullion, salt and 1 cup of water and stir, till the pork is completely soaked in the masala.
  • Cover and cook on a medium flame for approx 10 min. stirring occasionally.
  • Add curry leaves and stir well.
  • Cook for another 5 - 10 mins.
  • When done, remove from the flame.
  • Garnish Kerala Pork Curry with coriander leaves, if desired.
  • :- Serve Kerala Pork Curry hot with white rice or roti.
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Response (38)
  1. E
    Edward July 9, 2006

    Why average? What does one do if you do not have a pressure cooker? I think it might be great if someone could tell me how to cook this without a pressure cooker.

  2. L
    Leena October 10, 2008

    curry was very good. but i reduced the amount of chilly powder to 2tsp and it was still spicy. 2 tbsp of chilly powder is too much for one`s digestive system.

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    minu February 20, 2006

    Really its very tasty

  4. s
    sharon jacob March 26, 2006

    adipoly curry,ellavarkkum ishtapettu.ente mom undakkunnathu pole.thank u very much

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