February 22, 2011

Elephant Yam / Karunai Kizhangu Deep Fry

     Its the best and every green combo with Simple Sambar II, Simple Sambar I and with Keerai Masiyal. My mom use to prepare this recipe mostly with Keerai Masaiya, as my brother is not much fond of this recipe, i'll be the Queen to ruin the dish. Will Enjoy this fry atmost with Keerai Masiyal, as i love Keerai always.



INGREDIENTS
Thick sliced Elephant Yam / Karunai Kizhangu - 1/4 kg
Turmeric Powder - Pinch
Chilly Powder - 1 spoon
Kitchen King Masala - Pinch (Optional)
Salt - To Taste
Oil - To Fry



METHOD:
     Keep a thick bottomed pan. Heat 4 or 5 spoons of oil. Add the sliced elephant yam, and mix gently with the oil. Add Turmeric powder, chilly powder, kitchen king masala powder and required salt. Saute it for nearly 30 mins in simmer, until it reaches crispy consistency. (Inbetween add a spoon of oil along the sides of pan)

14 comments:

Tahemeem said...

my mom used to make this :)
yum :)

Thenammai Lakshmanan said...

nice one dear..But if u paraboil them before frying then it will be easy.

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@JJ Project: Oh :)

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@தேனம்மை லெக்ஷ்மணன்: Ya, i tried once but i was too messy :( Guess, its depends upon the Yam.

Umm Mymoonah said...

Looks so yummy, perfect combination with rice and sambhar.

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@UM: Yes, its perfect combo :)

schmetterlingwords said...

This fry looks sooo crispy and yummy... As suggested, u can boil it before frying... but, u shud not boil it completely... Just put it for a few mins in boiling water and then take it out. Just a suggestion, you can try next time :-)

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@schmetterlingwords: I use to put off the cooker before a single whistle but still, its messy :( Anyway, Thanks for ur suggestion. :)

JishasKitchen said...

wow...looks perfect!!

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@Jisha: Thank u so much :)

Unknown said...

I have not eaten these in forever - my mom made varuval of it - LOVED it - nice blog dear :)

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@Now Serving: Oh!!! Thanks for dropping by. Keep Visiting :)

apsara-illam said...

hi sangeetha,how are you?
enakku mikavum pidiththa kizangku ithu.
paarkka mikavum nanRaaka irukku.

apsara.

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@apsara: Hey apsara, long time no c. am fine. how abt u ? Thx for ur comment

February 22, 2011

Elephant Yam / Karunai Kizhangu Deep Fry

     Its the best and every green combo with Simple Sambar II, Simple Sambar I and with Keerai Masiyal. My mom use to prepare this recipe mostly with Keerai Masaiya, as my brother is not much fond of this recipe, i'll be the Queen to ruin the dish. Will Enjoy this fry atmost with Keerai Masiyal, as i love Keerai always.



INGREDIENTS
Thick sliced Elephant Yam / Karunai Kizhangu - 1/4 kg
Turmeric Powder - Pinch
Chilly Powder - 1 spoon
Kitchen King Masala - Pinch (Optional)
Salt - To Taste
Oil - To Fry



METHOD:
     Keep a thick bottomed pan. Heat 4 or 5 spoons of oil. Add the sliced elephant yam, and mix gently with the oil. Add Turmeric powder, chilly powder, kitchen king masala powder and required salt. Saute it for nearly 30 mins in simmer, until it reaches crispy consistency. (Inbetween add a spoon of oil along the sides of pan)

14 comments:

Tahemeem said...

my mom used to make this :)
yum :)

Thenammai Lakshmanan said...

nice one dear..But if u paraboil them before frying then it will be easy.

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@JJ Project: Oh :)

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@தேனம்மை லெக்ஷ்மணன்: Ya, i tried once but i was too messy :( Guess, its depends upon the Yam.

Umm Mymoonah said...

Looks so yummy, perfect combination with rice and sambhar.

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@UM: Yes, its perfect combo :)

schmetterlingwords said...

This fry looks sooo crispy and yummy... As suggested, u can boil it before frying... but, u shud not boil it completely... Just put it for a few mins in boiling water and then take it out. Just a suggestion, you can try next time :-)

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@schmetterlingwords: I use to put off the cooker before a single whistle but still, its messy :( Anyway, Thanks for ur suggestion. :)

JishasKitchen said...

wow...looks perfect!!

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@Jisha: Thank u so much :)

Unknown said...

I have not eaten these in forever - my mom made varuval of it - LOVED it - nice blog dear :)

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@Now Serving: Oh!!! Thanks for dropping by. Keep Visiting :)

apsara-illam said...

hi sangeetha,how are you?
enakku mikavum pidiththa kizangku ithu.
paarkka mikavum nanRaaka irukku.

apsara.

Sangeetha Nambi said...

@apsara: Hey apsara, long time no c. am fine. how abt u ? Thx for ur comment