Health benefits:
Any liver especially the Goat's is always considered a good source of Vitamin A and a good remedy for nightblindness. Those who have cholesterol complaints should reduce the liver consumption. Click to see the nutrient fact.
Goat liver curry / Aattu eeral masala:

Ingredients:
Goat liver - 1/2 lb (1/4 kg)
sesame oil - 2 tbsp
Red onion / shallot (chopped) - 1 cup
fennel seeds (sombu)- 1 tsp
Curry leaves - 1 sprig
coriander powder - 2 tsp
red chilli powder - 1 tsp
turmeric powder - a pinch
tomato - 1 (chopped)
salt - to taste
ginger garlic paste - 1 tbsp
To grind:
Shallot onion - 6
(or) Small size Red onion - 1/2
Black pepper - 1 tbsp
Shredded coconut - 1/2 cup
cumin seeds - 1 tsp
How to choose a good liver?
Buy dark brown colored liver. Don't buy the ones with white spot or holes in the outer layer. While chopping look carefully for affected portion inside and remove.
Procedure:
Wash and clean the liver.
Cut it into 1 inch size cubes.
Grind the shallot or red onion , coconut , pepper and cumin seeds together to a coarse paste.
Heat 1 tsp oil in a pan. Add the fennel seeds and let it become red. Then goes the curry leaves. Put the chopped onion and fry till it becomes transparent.
Now goes the ginger garlic paste followed by chopped tomato.
Fry till the oil oozes.
Add the cubed liver and cook covered with a cup of water.
After 10 minutes add the ground masala, coriander powder, red chilli powder, turmeric powder and salt.
Cover and cook till the raw smell vanishes. keep stirring occasionally, till the koottu / curry becomes a gravy.
Eeral (liver) curry is ready.
Serving suggestions:
Serve hot with Idly , dosa or hot rice.

26 comments:
Wow..........so delicious dear...tempting dear...
This looks sooo tasty!
hi viki,
The masala sounds and looks very flavourful and spiced up, seems an easy recipe shall try out the same with yam :)
TC
Liver masala makes me drool...love to have it rite now with rice.:)
I remember my mom....she use to make this.Looks delicious
Delicious really delicious Viki..my favorite :D
Gosh it looks so yummy!!!!! Shd be heavenly with roti, naan and even rice!
Wow!!! Liver looks so spicy and yummy!!!
Mouthwatering liver masala VIki..
I don't eat liver but your curry looks tempting enough! :)
Never say no to liver curries...Always enjoyed them whether wet gravies or simple stir fries..You have given a nice recipe there..Will try next time.
Looks so delicious, rich and yummy. Will surely try with chicken!
u remind me of my school days too! Awesome recipe!
Mmm.. viki, my favt da! Pasikudhu...!
That was a piece of interesting information for me.Non veg with Idly for breakfast !! I never had..not that bad.great idea to be spicy..hey the liver curry looks so yummy that i feel like grabbing some from screen..I think this is going to be superb with Puttu.
mouthwatering liver...nice entry
it's so different from what we make in the north but interestingly...looks the same...
we call it bhuni kaleji..
Sounds like my kind of breakfast...ha ha. Wish I find some goat meat here or else...will knock your door...thats easy. just kidding.
Before even I scrolled down to read the recipe for the yeeral masaala, my mouth started watering when I read just the first paragraph, oh viki, those are my favorite combinations too!!! yeeral masala looks so delicious!
Madam,
Very healthy recipe and tasty too. I have had it tirunelveli hotel(Hotel prabhu in junction).
We would like to try this on saturday. Can u give rough gram measures for
onion(for frying(red onion - 1 cup)
tomato
onion ( for grinding (red onion 1/2).
It would be helpful for us to make this one.
Expecting your reply eagerly.
Madam,
Very healthy recipe and tasty too. I have had it tirunelveli hotel(Hotel prabhu in junction).
We would like to try this on saturday. Can u give rough gram measures for
onion(for frying(red onion - 1 cup)
tomato
onion ( for grinding (red onion 1/2).
It would be helpful for us to make this one.
Expecting your reply eagerly.
Ramesh: Thanks for liking this recipe sir. Yes, its great in Tirunelveli hotels:) My brothers buy this curry for me, in my dad's house:)
Totally you may need equal weight of liver and shallot / red onion , as it is an onion based masala.
200 gm onion for frying.
50 gm for grinding.
Tomato - 100 gm
Try to use shallot (sambar vegayam), as it is the best suitable one for this.
Make this and enjoy! Lemme know how it came out. Have a nice weekend.
We made this recipe today.We had it with hot rice.Very tasty.We all liked it very much.Thanks for your help in making out this.
Thanks Ramesh.
HELP!! I'm in the middle of this recipe, and I am realizing, I don't know when to add the shallot/coconut paste?
Connie: The ground masala I have mentioned to add after 10 minutes of cooking the liver is the shallot + coconut masala (see above for 'to grind' list) .
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