Ingredients

How to make it

  • 1) Heat oil in pan, add mustard seeds, after spluttering, add shallots and saute till it becomes soft.
  • 2) Now add the yam, saute for few minutes. Add 2 cups of water and let it boil for sometime.
  • 3) Soak the tamarind in a cup of water for 5 minutes. Extract juice and discard pulp.
  • 4) Pour the tamarind juice to the pan, add salt, simmer for sometime.
  • 5) In another pan, add the grated coconut and fry till the color changes to dark brown.
  • 6) Simmer and add turmeric powder, red chilly powder, coriander powder and saute for few minutes. Grind the mixture with little water till it becomes a thick paste.
  • 7) Now add the above mixture to the yam and stir at regular interval till the raw taste goes off. Serve hot.

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  • priyaprashanth 14 years ago
    Thank you so much for those lovely comments, joyce. This gravy is not only eaten with rice, this can be had with Indian pancakes too. We usually use our finger tips of the right hand, as you said.
    Well, the custom you said was followed here too, but long back. Now it is not compulsory.
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  • 22566 14 years ago
    Another very splended sounding recipe...very different.

    I would like to understand the etiquette of Indian cuisine.

    Would this be eaten with rice,and only with the finger tips of the right hand?

    When I grew up,in Oklahoma,the custom was that Dad was the head of the house,he sat at the dinner table first,he was offered the food first,and as kids we were to eat everything on our plates,before asking to be excused from the dinner table.

    As I understand..thou,I may be mistaken...is that your custom as well?

    Thank-you again.

    Kindest of Regards

    Joyce
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