OK I think my blog will be incomplete without Manoli kadle....Its a traditional Mangalorean side dish, served with rice.
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- 1/2 Kg Ivy Gourd /Manoli (tip removed and slit)
- 1 cup Small Black Chickpea
- salt to taste
- 5 dry red chillies (roasted) 3 long red chillies and and 2 small
- 3 tsp coriander seeds (roasted)
- 1/4 tsp cumin seeds (roasted)
- 3 garlic (with skin)
- 1 tsp turmeric powder
- 3/4 cup fresh grated coconut
- 2 tsp jaggery (adjust to taste)
For Seasoning
- 2 tbsp oil
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 1 tsp urad dal
- 3 garlic (crrushed)
- 5 to 6 curry leaves
- 1 dry red chilly
Method
- Soak Chickpeas in water overnight.Cook Black Chickpea with little salt in pressure cooker , drain and keep aside.
- Place Ivy gourd/ manoli in a vessel with little water and salt and cook till done and water evaporated. Keep aside.
- Place roasted red chillies, coriander seeds, cumin seeds, turmeric powder, garlic and jaggery in a small mixie jar and grind to fine powder. Add coconut and grind for less that 10 seconds (coconut should be coarse). Keep aside.
- Place a pan on medium heat , add oil, when oil is hot add mustard seeds, when it starts popping add urad dal and fry till it turns golden brown. Add crushed garlic, curry leaves and red chilly and stir for few seconds.
- Now add the ground coconut masala and fry for a minute or two to remove raw smell.
- Add cooked Chickpeas and Ivy gourd / Manoli and mix well. adjust salt. If its too dry sprinkle little water.Cover and cook for 4 to 5 minutes. Take off the flame.
- Serve with rice and Touthe Kodel
Super Charishma! Havent seen this for ages! Gosh, ur recipes make me miss Mlore so much :( We used to have this for lunch almost everyday when I used to study at Mlore University, Konaje and there was a small poor family who fed us hot afternoon meals for a nominal price..this & egg roast masala was almost on their daily menu..miss those days!
ReplyDeleteIts new to me....sounds delicious...
ReplyDeleteDelicious....
ReplyDeleteWow looks fabulous, i dont bother to have with some rice rite now..
ReplyDeleteabsolutely new recipe to me.. would love to try this.. nice clicks..
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ReplyDeleteHi Cherry, no Tamrind to be used here???
ReplyDeletehi anonymous...no we do not use tamarind...its a personal choice...you can go ahead as use it...if you prefer it little tangy..thank you for visiting
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Hii, thanks for your comment. Great to have discovered your blog too. I've been reading your posts and commenting on this one coz I've had this at one of my friends place. Yummy dish!
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Nice recipe.. adding a lil bit of tamarind/piece of tomato/vinegar would make it taste even better
ReplyDeleteHi, I tried this. It was perfect. Thanks (from a Mangalorean:) )
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