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Peppery Plantain is a fantastic and healthy side dish made combining raw green plantain and tur dal cooked together along with little tamarind juice together and sizzling mix of roasted and ground ingredients that include whole red chillies, pepper corns, rice, chana dal and fenugreek seeds that gives an awesome savor to the dish.
Peppery Plantain is a fantastic and healthy side dish made combining raw green plantain and tur dal. Peppery Plantain is a fantastic and heal... Read More..
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Peppery Plantain is a fantastic and healthy side dish made combining raw green plantain and tur dal. Peppery Plantain is a fantastic and healthy side dish made combining raw green plantain and tur dal cooked together along with little tamarind juice together and sizzling mix of roasted and ground ingredients that include whole red chillies, pepper corns, rice, chana dal and fenugreek seeds that gives an awesome savor to the dish.
Finally this dish is tempered with some warmth and earthy flavors from mustard seeds, curry leaves and hing that enhances the aroma and taste. The addition of lentil and vegetable makes a pleasant combo, very appetizing and delectable. The mix of spices is unique and gives an exceptional essence to the dish. Plantains are staple food in the tropical regions of the world and taste same as potatoes as they have similar neutral flavor and texture. The unripe plantain can be used for steaming, boiling or frying. They are often used for preparing a variety of curries, stews, banana fritters etc.
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Banana is widely grown in the southern states of India especially Kerala and Tamilnadu. Every part of this tree, right from its fruit, shoot, flowers, and leaves are used in one way or the other. Apart from just the ripe and raw plantains, the plantain flowers are used in making a type of poriyal (dry curry) in Tamil Nadu or Thoran in Kerala which is a delicacy to relish. The cylindrical shaped soft shoot of the plantain tree commonly called as plantain shoot is used in preparing delicious and mouth-watering salads. It is also used in making dry or wet curry adding coconut or yogurt along with spices.
Green raw plantains are used for preparing a variety of sweet and salted chips. Plantain chips are a huge industry in the state of Kerala. Chips or Fritters, are the most popular snack item made out of the plantains. The banana chips are fried in coconut oil and sprinkled with salt which is commonly known as upperi or kaya varuthathu. They are important accompaniments served during any festive feast. Unripe plantains are firm and starchy. They are low in sugar content than the ripe ones.
They are also low in saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium. They are good sources of vitamins, minerals and potassium and rich in vitamin C. Peppery Plantain is a very simple yet delicious, healthy dish infused with an amalgamation of fantastic flavours that enhances this bland starchy vegetable. This dish goes superbly good to eat with hot rice, roti, chapatti etc. The fresh pepper corns add an excellent zest and warmth to the recipe. Do try and enjoy making this dish.
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Radhika Viswakarma Posted on Thu Mar 19 2015
Nice one chef! please post the video for making thirupathi Wada.?
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