This recipe I got from my neighbour, who was a great cook, in Manipal in the 1980s. I just love this preparation and make it every year during the season of tender jackfruits.
Ingredients
1 small tender jackfruit skinned and diced, pressure cooked for 4 to 5 minutes with one glass of water. Don’t throw away the water in which it is cooked
Salt to taste
To grind:
½ coconut grated
3 Red chillies lightly fried in a little oil
Again fry 1 teaspoon each of coriander seeds, udad dal, and fenugreek seeds till aroma comes
A small ball of tamarind
1 ½ tabsps of jaggery
To temper:
2 tbsps oil
½ tsp mustard seeds
1 bay leaf
Instruction
- Take out the jackfruit pieces in a big vessel.
Grind all the ingredients using part of the water in which the jackfruit is cooked.
- Put this into the vessel with jackfruit pieces, add salt and pound them together. The pieces will get sort of mashed.
- Heat the oil with mustard seeds, when they splutter add the bay leaf, then add the mashed jackfruit and the remaining water in which jackfruit was cooked.
- Mix well, keep on low fire for about 5 minutes and remove from fire.
- It is a great accompaniment for boiled rice.
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