Sourashtra
Saurashtra or Sourashtra or ꢱꣃ ꢬꢵꢰ꣄ꢜ꣄ꢬꢵ or Palkar (Sanskrit: सौराष्ट्र, Tamil: சௌராட்டிரம்) is an Indo-Aryan language[2] spoken by the Saurashtriancommunity native to Gujarat, who migrated and settled in Southern India. Madurai in South India has the highest number of people belonging to this community and also remains as their cultural center.
The language is largely only in spoken form even though the language has its own script. The lack of schools teaching Saurashtra script and the language is often cited as a reason for the very few number of people who actually know to read and write in Saurashtra script. Latin, Devanagari or Tamil script is used as alternative for Saurashtra Script by many Saurashtrians.
The Saurashtra alphabet was developed towards the end of the 19th century. A number of Sourashtra letters a similar to letters in the Oriya and Gujarati alphabets. Sourashtra has also been written with Telugu and Devanagari alphabets but is usually written with a slightly modified version of the Tamil alphabet.
Combination of 100 language is Sourashtra
Saurashtra Chicken Curry/Gravy
Serves : 3
Very Simple , easy & tasty
Ingredients
Chicken pieces with bone – ¼ kg
Salt – to taste
For tempering
Oil – 1 tspn
Mustard seeds – 1 tspn
Curry leaves few
Onion – 2 nos
Tomato – 1 no
For grinding
Whole black pepper
Cumin – seeds
Clove – 4 nos
Garlic – 5 pod
Kas kas – 1 tbspn
Method
Wash the chicken and drain the water
completely
Grind the above said ingredients in a
mixer to a smooth paste.
In a wide vessel temper the above said
ingredients and add chicken and salt cook 5 min on low fire.
Add grounded masala , toss well and cook 15
min on low fire.
Finally add coriander leaves serve with
side dish for any meal.
I learnt this recipe from my school friend (8th
std) chitra who speaks saurashtra language. This recipe is little bit
different and spicy too.
Very good remedy for cold, cough,
sore throat.
Interesting & different taste.
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ReplyDeleteDelicious curry jaleela.I like the colour.
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ReplyDeletevery lovely recipe...
ReplyDeleteSaurashtra is also one part of Gujarat too
ReplyDeletedelicious curry akka!!!
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