Try the best South Indian Recipes-Egg Curry

Ingredients 6 EGGS 1 golf ball sized (1-1 1/2 inch round) TAMARIND 1 tablespoon OIL 1 1/2 inch CINNAMON STICK 8 CURRY LEAVES 1/4 tsp FENUGREEK 1/2 tsp CUMMIN SEEDS 1/4 tsp FENNEL SEEDS 1/2 tsp URAD DAL (see note) 1 ONION, diced 1 CHILI, chopped (optional) 1/2 tsp GARLIC PASTE 1/2 tsp GINGER PASTE 1 medium TOMATO diced 1/2 cup COCONUT MILK or 1/3 cup shredded 1/2 – 3/4 cup WATER (hot) 1/2 cup TOMATO SAUCE 1/2 tsp TURMERIC SALT and PEPPER to taste Method Boil the eggs until they are fully cooked, usually about 12 minutes. Peel the eggs and set aside. If you have tamarind pressed together, soak it in 1/2 cup warm water and set aside. Heat the oil in a heavy skillet or fry pan. When the oil becomes hot (the oil will start to shimmer, also before it smokes) add the cinnamon stick, curry leaves, fenugreek, cumin seeds, fennel seeds and urad dal. Fry this until the urad dal turns a nice golden brown. Add the onion and chili (if you like it hot!). Fry for 2-3 minutes or until the onions are clear. Reduce the heat and add the garlic and ginger. Fry another 1-2 minutes or until the garlic becomes very fragrant and add the tomato. If you are using the shredded coconut, add it with water. If you use coconut milk, you may omit the water, unless you like a thinner sauce. Add the Tomato sauce, tamarind paste and turmeric and season with salt and pepper. Let this come to a boil and reduce the heat and simmer until the sauce is thickened. Add the eggs and simmer for at least 5 more minutes so that the eggs absorb the flavor. Click here for more Recipes

Forest College Museum
An erstwhile museum, this is one of the best museums in Coimbatore. Forest College is located at few strolls from Coimbatore railway station. This museums in Coimbatore is widely famous for the preserved fossils of plants and animals. Moving around the corridors of this museum, do not wonder if you find different dead specimen of plants and animals, the rarest ones. A special advisory counter is in-built in the museum that offers you service for promoting your plant husbandry business.

Khadi Gandhi Gallery
A famous khadi gallery, to find a wide array of collectibles of GandhiJi. Set up by the Coimbatore Government, this gallery was started on 15th of July 1970. You will find a vast collection of pictures of Gandhi ji, right from his birth to his death in this museum. Separate cubicles are arranged for best depicting different phases of Gandhi' life. The photographs are given exclusive name too- 'Journey through Harijan Life', 'Family', 'Friends', 'Independence Struggle', 'Jail Life' and "Peace Talks'. Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated with grandeur in this gallery and special function followed by bhajans are also organized in this gallery.

Government Museum
Another erstwhile of its kind, the Government Museum was opened in the year 1989. Situated in VOC Park Road, this museum is a best specimen of the remnants of various tribes of the place. The museum is comprised of 5 sections, especially maintained for different purposes. You will find fossil remains and age-old tools, megalithic burial materials, treasure trove materials, ancient coins and decorative artifacts, which are amongst the rare items kept in this museum.

Places of Worship
Marudamalai Temple
Amongst the widely known worship places, Marudamalai Temple is located at a distance of 12-km from Coimbatore railway station. Lord Muruga is worshiped in this temple. Situated on the Marudamalai mountain, this is one of the most visited temples in the region. A popular belief amidst the people of this region is that the presiding deity, "Dandayuthapani" have performed several miracles here.

Perur Patteeswaraswamy Temple
Perur Patteeswaraswamy Temple, built by Karikala Cholan, is located at a distance of 7-km west of Coimbatore near river Noyyal. Amongst the popular temples, Perur Patteeswaraswamy Temple is one of them. The walls of this temple are embraced with huge statues that are widely acclaimed in the poetic creations of Arunagiri Nather and Kachiappa Munivar.

Thirumoorthy Temple
Walking down the lanes of Thirumoorthy Hills, you will find this beautiful temple. Located at a distance of 20 km from Udumalpet on the Highway from Palani to Coimbatore, from where regular bus service is easily available. Other attractions of this place are the Crocodile Farm at Amaravati Dam, at a distance of 25-km from this place.

Waterfalls
Sengupathi Water Falls
Amazing tourist spot to sit and enjoy or to take a dive in the chilly waters of these waterfalls. These waterfalls are situated at a distance of 35-km from Coimbatore on the Coimbatore - Siruvani main road.

Monkey Falls
Explore the unfolded beauty of nature in this fall, located at a distance of 65-km from the main city center and 27-km from Pollachi on Coimbatore-Pollachi-Valparai Highway.

The Siruvani Waterfalls and Dam
This Siruvani Dam waterfalls is located at a distance of 37-km west of Coimbatore. Famous for its minerals and taste, the panoramic view of the Sirvani dam Waterfalls and the falls is ultimate in all aspects.

Vaideki Water Falls
A perfect amalgamation of picnic spot & adventurous trekking destination, this waterfall is 30-km from the main city via. Narasipuram Village.

Shopping in Coimbatore
Loosen up your pockets and indulge in the spree, the memories of which you will retain for long. Walking through the narrow lanes for the shopping in Coimbatore and city’s big shopping malls, you will certainly find a lot many things of your choice during your shopping in Coimbatore.
* Big Bazaar, Oppanakkara Street
* Raja Street, Ranga Gownder Street
* Sukravar Pettai (for Handloom Saris)
* Poompuhar Handicrafts Emporium
* Co-optex
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