VAZHAIPPOO PORIYAL RECIPE
in ACCOMPANIMENTS, DRY CURRIES on Sunday, September 16, 2012
The recipe with vazhaipoo I choose depending upon the amount of it,if I have so much,then I go for poriyal… If we want to make vadai,then only half of the vazhaipoo is enough, so remaining half we can make vazhaipoo paruppu usili …
INGREDIENTS
| Vazhaipoo/banana flower | 1 no. |
| Sambhar powder | 1 & 1/2 tsp |
| Turmeric powder | 1/8 tsp |
| Coconut grated | 1/4 cup |
| Salt | as needed |
| Onion (optional) | 1 no. |
| Oil | 1 tsp |
| Mustard | 3/4 tsp |
| Urad dal | 1 tsp |
| Curry leaves | A sprig |
Method:
- Before you touch the flower for cleaning,either use gloves or apply sesame oil on both of your hands thoroughly. This prevents your fingers and nails turning black and ugly!
- Separate the edible flower part by removing the petals one bye one.
- Hold a bunch and remove the two parts of the flower that is shown in the picture,they tend to not cook,so we remove it before cooking. Towards the middle part,they will be so tender,so no need to remove that,if you feel its tender!
- We eat this smallest remain raw,as it is very good for stomach,its crunchy and good in taste too !
- After you are done cleaning the florets, chop them finely and immerse and keep in water mixed with sour buttermilk/or curd,to lessen the blackening effect.
- My mom-in-law even cuts and immerse it in the buttermilk water overnight for the next day early morning cooking.
- Drain the water,in a vessel, bring water to boil and add the chopped florets along with sambar powder,turmeric and salt. Water just to immerse is enough,as this gets cooked quickly.(Other way is to directly cook in the pan by covering and sprinkling water to get cooked,you may adopt which ever method you are convenient. )
- After it gets cooked,drain the water(you may use it for sambhar preparation) completely and keep aside.
- Heat a pan with oil and temper with mustar,urad dal and curry leaves. (If you want to add onion add now and fry till transparent.) Add the cooked florets and stir fry for 3-4 minutes in medium flame till the moisture evaporates
- . Add the coconut and stir well for 2 minutes.
- Transfer to the serving bowl and enjoy as an accompaniment for rice.
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