Sorak is the simple curry known to be made during the monsoon season in Goa, the reasons were discussed in our earlier post on Samarachi Kodi.
Sorak Masala Ingredients:
6 Kasmiri Chillies knock of the seeds if necessary
1/2 a Ground Coconut
3 Garlic Flakes
½ Teaspoon Cumin seeds
2 Teaspoons Coriander seeds
4 – 5 Pepper corns
½ Teaspoon Haldi powder
A ball of tamarind
Other Ingredients:
1 Slit Green Chilly
2-3 Kokam
1 Onion
1 Small tomato
1 Small Piece of Ginger
Chop the tomato, onions and ginger and put a pan with some oil on the fire.
Blend the masala ingredients, though the Kokam is in the picture, please note its not supposed to be ground.
Add a little water to help with the grinding
You can begin sauteing the onions.
When you see them gettin brown, add the tomatoes and stir a little.
Once your tomatoes and onions are sauted, you can add the masala .
Remember to stir fry the masala a little bit and then you can choose to add ether coconut milk or water.
Add a pinch of salt, slit one chilly, deseed if you don’t want the spice and add it to the curry.
Add the kokam to the sorak
Stir and bring to a boil, and your Sorak is ready.
As usual, best enjoyed piping hot with rice, dry fish would the accompaniment from the good old days.
Great dish but I also think you have missed on the ginger which is not on the ingredients list..:)
I love sorak and your receipe is amazing.
Thanks for the appreciation Marilyn helps bring a warm smile to our faces 🙂
Glad to have helped Davion 🙂
I jus love the dishes u guys make. It's soo awesome. I try a new dish evrythin… i used to hate cooking.. i jus love it now.. Love to ur mom for the amazing food that she makes. Thanks a ton ��
I tried this a few days ago (first dish that I have ever cooked) and it was simply exquisite! Never been so please with myself. Thanks to you!!!
HI there,
i would like to know if this recipe is an olden style of preapring the curry or new… i would like to know the olden style exctly i remember my granny used to boil the curry after fryin tomatoes and chilli and add the chopped onions later, more over i saw tat she used to salt the chopped oinions and keep aside b4 doing that… wateva she did it tasted awesome she past away while i was abroad no one really knows the recipe .. we tried alot but it dsn't really taste's the same.. 🙁
Hey Newton,
Added,
Thanks 🙂
Hi,
Just tried out your recipe and it turned out great. I have been enjoying this goan cuisine for sometime now, replicating most of your dishes. My mum is a goan too and she loves these dishes as they have turned out to be very authentic in taste and look. Thank you Clyde for these quick and easy delicious recipes. I hope many more people will enjoy the true taste of GOA.
All the very best.
Regards,
June.
Yes Angela, I added it to the Ingredients 🙂
More than welcome Akshay!
Lovely.. Please add Coconut in the list of ingredients.
Tried dis last sunday….. my mom jus luved it… Thanx 4 sum respite in 'Adhik Bhadrapad'…. :-)) Thanx a ton Clyd…. god bless…. Thanx to d chef….
Regards,
Akshay
Navi Mumbai
Is there coconut meat in the masala? I think I see it in the picture but not in the ingredients list. Thanks! Angela
hi,l tried this and it turned out great. i find that lightly frying the ingreaditents for the blend masala enhances the flavour before blending
Thanks a lot for this recipe. I am gonna try it today.
This is a best site I ever found on net regarding goan food . The goanfoodrecipes.com really needs my salute. Keep up the good work. Some alterations are needed while preparing food . But other then that it’s simply perfect.
Hi – can I add pomfret to this?