Ingredients:
Cluster Beans - 1/2 kg
Redchillie Powder - 2 tsp
Onion - 1 cup
Coconut - scrapped - 1/2 cup
salt to taste
For tempering - oil , mustard seeds and curry leaves
Method:
Wash the cluster beans and drain of the water. Let it dry for some time before you cut them into small pieces. Boil the cut cluster beans along with redchillie powder in a pressure cooker. Cook it for just two whistles. When redchillie powder is added before being cooked in the cooker , the cluster beans will absorb the flavour of the redchillie. Remove it and let it cool. In a frying pan add little oil and when its hot add the ingredients for tempering. Mustard seeds followed by the curry leaves. Transfer the cooked cluster beans to the frying pan and mix well after adding salt. Let all the water content evaporate from the cluster beans, stir until you feel the water has evaporated. Turn off the heat and then add the freshly scrapped coconut. Heat this for a minute or two in the microwave before you serve.
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9 comments:
Stir-fry with cluster beans, love to have them with rice. Congrats on awards.
cluster beans are my favourite sabji. love the way u made and it is shown. yummmmy.
nice simple and east recipe looks so yummy
looks yummy
We make this often..looks good kamalika..
and yeah congrats on getting so many awards!..enjoy!
One vegetable which I got introduced to lately..not much of a fan though..;-).This looks like an easy recipe..and looks delicious...no wonder its your dad's fave..;-)
nice comfort food,goes well with rice
Simply superb Kamalika..one of my fav..
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