| Vendakai Melugu Peretti or Spicy Fried Okra |
In my search for the Blogging Marathon recipes I think all my bookmarks had reached an all time low and I was very happy.
Finally had some clearance.
One discovery during this search was Vendakai Melugu Peretti or Spicy Fried Okra from the book “The Taj
Magzine.” Needless to say this yummy dish will feature on my menu regularly!
How about you?
Vendakai Melugu Peretti or Spicy Fried Okra
Indian State: Tamil Nadu
Recipe Source: The Taj Magzine
Ingredients:
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- 5-6 dry red chillies
- 250 grms (7-8) small onions
- 50 ml coconut oil ( I used about 3 tblspn of rice bran oil)
- Mustard seeds
- 1 spring curry leaves
- 500 grms ladyfinger or okra, chopped
- Salt to taste
- ½ tsp amchoor powder (optional)
Method:
- Grind the cumin and red chilli to a coarse paste add a little oil and re run the mixer.
- Add the onions and crush to make a rough paste. Add salt.
- Heat the oil; crackle the mustard and the curry leaves.
- Add the onion mixture and lady finger.
- Mix well. Check for seasonings.
- Cook covered till the lady fingers are tender.
- Here I digressed from the recipe and added ½ tsp of amchoor powder to get rid of the sticky look.
- Serve with rotis.
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Fry looks yummy...
ReplyDeletesimple yummy preparation
ReplyDeleteSpicy? Then it's for me. Yummy
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering here, okras are my favourite, spicy fried okras are so delicious.
ReplyDeleteThat's a new one Archana..never heard of this dish..
ReplyDeleteOkra is my fav ...this sound good !
ReplyDeleteLovely subzi there. Most at home prefer crispy fry and so I end up making it only that way. :)
ReplyDeleteThe red chilli-cumin paste adds the punch I am sure. The curry looks very yummy.
ReplyDeleteI love okra.. I normally do not add amchoor but it must have given a nice tangy flavor to the fry
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