Keerla neeli is the heart of tender bambo shoots. For those of you who are still confused and are familiar with artichokes, the same rule applies where the outer skin is discarded and the center of the vegetable is typically relished in any delicacy.This dish is prepared along with crushed bikkand ( jackfruit seeds).
Ingredients
tender Bamboo shoots/ keerlu - 2 cups, chopped fine
bikkand /jack fruit seeds - 10 seeds
Coconut - 1 cup
Tamarind - 1 tsp
Jaggery 1-3 tbsp
Urad dal - 1 tbsp
Coriander seeds - 1 tsp
Red Chilli's - 6-8
Salt
For the seasoning
Mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
Curry leaves 2 sprigs
Oil
Method:
With a little oil, fry urad dal, coriander seeds and red chillies. Grind roasted ingredients with tamarind and salt to a fine paste.
In a kadai, heat Oil and season with mustard seeds and curry leaves. Add bamboo shoots and bikkand till they are almost cooked. Add ground masala and jaggrey and cook completely.
Serve as a side dish with rice.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Moong + keerla ghashi
Ingredients
Moong / green gram – 2 cups
keerlu / bamboo shoots - 1 cup
Salt
For the Masala
coconut – 1 cup
Red chillies – 6
Tamarind paste -1 tsp
For the seasoningOil – 1 tsp
Mustard seeds – ½ tsp
Curry leaves – 2 sprigs
Method
Soak moong (green gram) overnight.
Wash it well and tie it in a cotton cloth, keep it in a container with lid and keep aside to sprout for about 24 hrs. It can be washed every few hrs, but, I usually leave my lentils/legumes undisturbed during the sprouting process.
Wash the sprouted moong well and remove the skins that float on the top.
With a little oil, roast the red chillies and grind it along with coconut, tamarin and salt.
Cook sprouted moong, in a heavy bottomed vessel for about 10 mins. This will have some more moong skin floating on the top. Though tedious, it is always removed before u proceed with next step.
Add bamboo shoot peices to the half cooked moong and cook both completely. Add the ground masala and boil well.
Season with oil mustard seeds, broken red chilli and curry leaves and add this to the curry.
OTHER CURRIES YOU MAY LIKE :
Tori kadgi ghashi
kurle ghashi
Moong / green gram – 2 cups
keerlu / bamboo shoots - 1 cup
Salt
For the Masala
coconut – 1 cup
Red chillies – 6
Tamarind paste -1 tsp
For the seasoningOil – 1 tsp
Mustard seeds – ½ tsp
Curry leaves – 2 sprigs
Method
Soak moong (green gram) overnight.
Wash it well and tie it in a cotton cloth, keep it in a container with lid and keep aside to sprout for about 24 hrs. It can be washed every few hrs, but, I usually leave my lentils/legumes undisturbed during the sprouting process.
Wash the sprouted moong well and remove the skins that float on the top.
With a little oil, roast the red chillies and grind it along with coconut, tamarin and salt.
Cook sprouted moong, in a heavy bottomed vessel for about 10 mins. This will have some more moong skin floating on the top. Though tedious, it is always removed before u proceed with next step.
Add bamboo shoot peices to the half cooked moong and cook both completely. Add the ground masala and boil well.
Season with oil mustard seeds, broken red chilli and curry leaves and add this to the curry.
OTHER CURRIES YOU MAY LIKE :
Tori kadgi ghashi
kurle ghashi
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