here is a link A special thanks to Rachel of Tangerine's Kitchen, the lovely lady who brought the published feature to our attention.
Mostly, the news paper highlighted our Kerala Cuisine and we are proud of it. I decided there is no better way to concur with this sentiment than to give you one more of our favorite recipe from Kottayam. This recipe is Namitha's, but since I got access to frozen breadfruit before her, I cooked it. It is quite different from the regular thoran but very good by its own right.
Ingredients:
Bread Fruit - 1 Lb
Shallots - 2 nos
Coriander Powder - 2 tspn or to taste
Chili Powder - 1 tspn or to taste
Turmeric Powder - 1/2 tspn
Coconut - 1/3 rd Cup
For tempering:
Mustard - 1/2 tspn
Shallots,finely chopped- 2
Curry Leaves - 1 sprig
Dry red chilies - 3 broken
Method:
1. Cook the breadfruit with water at par with the vegetables in the pot.
2. The cooking time for the breadfruit varies. Check frequently to make sure it does not overcook.
3. Once the vegetable is almost cooked add coriander powder, chili powder, turmeric powder and cover the vessel
4. Give the coconut and shallots a whirl in your mixer to lightly crush
5. Add this mixture and salt and stir
6. Temper in coconut oil or oil of preference. (Heat oil, add mustard and wait till it splutter, follow up with shallots, curry leaves and dry red chilies and when they are fried and aromatic pour over the vegetable)
7. Serve it with rice and curry
Note:
1. Bread fruit like I mentioned earlier have varied cooking time and some time you might have to pressure cook it.
Contributor: Sunitha
Collaborative curry was on a roll last weekend. We were featured in the prestigious Hindu Newspaper. Huh! Can you imagine the thrill. We are mighty pleased and want to thank you all for supporting and being there to cheer us on.If you haven't got a chance to take a peek, Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Breadfruit/Kadachakka Thoran
Labels:
Authentic,
Gluten-free,
Kerala Dishes,
Naadan,
Vegetarian Side Dish
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Looks absolutely delicious and awesome ...
ReplyDeleteyummmmmmy and inviting me to grab it and taste.
ReplyDeletewow adipoli mouthwatering
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being featured in the 'Hindu',lovely read. Dish looks very tempting.
ReplyDeletecongrats ladies, bread fruit thoran looks great
ReplyDeletecongrats Namitha and sunitha for article. kadachakka thoran looks delicious. I make them without adding coriander powder. I have some frozen in my hand.
ReplyDeleteEncore un plat plein de saveurs.
ReplyDeleteTes photos sont magnifiques.
Bravo pour l'article. Un peu de reconnaissance fait toujours du bien.
Bonne semaine et à bientôt.
One of my favourites....Need to wait for the next trip to Kerala to get a taste of it....The recipe is Perfect
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awesome dish!...congrats to both of u guys!!:)) enjoy!
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Congrats Gals! This curry should be awesome!
ReplyDeleteCongrats dearies... the curry looks too good and offcourse the picture too..awesome.
ReplyDeleteCongrats once again to both of you, the curry looks awesome.
ReplyDeletelove this ..looks so yummy!! nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteCongrats Nami and Suni,that's great dearies..lovely read..This looks so yummy,tempting clicks..
ReplyDeleteCongrats to both of u...Great recipe...Pls collect your award at my space...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! You deserve it because you do have a wonderful blog. Great recipe, delicious flavors:)
ReplyDeleteawesome clicks and looks very yummy..loved it..:)
ReplyDeletewow congrats so deserved
ReplyDeleteThumbs up on your feature!! This dish sounds equally amazing.Keep rocking!
ReplyDeleteThat was a well-deserved recognition Ladies!
ReplyDeletecongrats for that.Great clicks and wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteA fascinating dish and a big applause for the published article; you totally deserve it!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on ur achievements and thoran luks tempting.
ReplyDeletecongrats dear!!yummy n healthy thoran!!great click!
ReplyDeleteCongrats for being featured in the papers! I love bread fruit but never cooked this way. It's always marinaded with sugar and salt and deep fried. Yours looks very delicious with all the spices. Thanks very much for sharing. MaryMoh at http://www.keeplearningkeepsmiling.com
ReplyDeleteCongrats dear ...this looks yum
ReplyDeleteCongrats and wishing u many more to come....thoran with breadfruit sounds and looks yumm
ReplyDeleteI love bread fruit, they are so amazing in taste, yum ...Looks delicious:)
ReplyDeleteSomething new to me and recipe sounds amazing too!
ReplyDeleteinteresting recipe..looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI love kadchakke thoran. I have not had in years, when i was living at home mom used o make it oftne whenshe got kadachakk from a neighbours garden.
ReplyDeleteDrool
My fav and something i miss here..Adipoli aytund ketto ;-)
ReplyDeleteCongarts to you both.
ReplyDeleteThis dish is new to me but looks delicious.
Congrats on being featured in the paper..you guys totally deserve it..This dish sounds new to me but looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteAdipoli!! Wonderful recipe and clicks!!
ReplyDeletecongrats on being featured!
ReplyDeletenostalgia dats fabulous....wow
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delicious and mouth-watering dish for me to try soon:)
ReplyDeleteCongrats gals..very well deserved!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
hi!! congrats ladies, thats a great achievment!! you must be thrilled!!. Must give this recipe a try next time i get my hands on breadfruit
ReplyDeleteLove the authentic treat from you! The Need to find breadfruit.
ReplyDeleteLite Bite
Looks so spicy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteCongrats dear, the thoran looks so nice, very new for me.
ReplyDeleteFOODELICIOUS
congrats congrats ladies...
ReplyDeleteSuper yummooo!!
ReplyDeleteCan someone tell me what breadfruit is?
ReplyDeletelove eating breadfruit you have a done delicious job looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for leaving your comments. I am glad I brought back memories of this dish/fruit to a lot of you.
ReplyDelete@Ashley - You can read about bread fruit on wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadfruit