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A quick and simple Kerala‑style Moru Curry made with curd (buttermilk), aromatic spices and fresh herbs. No ground coconut needed – just whisked curd, water and a handful of tempering ingredients. Perfect as a light main or side dish served with rice or flatbread, and it keeps well in the fridge for a few days.
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