Wednesday 14 March 2012

Giant Arum (Senai kizhangu) Fry

A fry with Elephant foot or white giant arum  [Suran in Hindi, Senai kizhangu in Tamil, Kanda in Telugu, Suvarna gedde in Kannada]

Ingredients
Elephant foot - 250 grams
Onions - 2 medium sized
Garlic - 8 pieces
Turmeric - a pinch
Chilly powder - 1 tea spoon
Coriander powder - 1/2 tea spoon.
curry leaves and coriander leaves - some
Salt to taste.

1. Cut the giant arum into slices. Medium sized not too thin.



2.Wash it and boil them in a vessel along with a pinch of turmeric powder and some salt. When it is 75% done.. remove from the stove and drain them.






Tip: Do not over cook. when you touch the vegetable, it should be hard enough, cooking at this consistency is very important..

3. Cut onions, and crush garlic

4. Heat oil in kadai and add mustard seeds., once mustard pops out, add curry leaves and add garlic and onion. Lower the flame and fry until it turns slight brown color.
Add chilly powder, coriander powder and salt to it.. Remember we have added a some salt to the vegetable already.

Mix and fry for 2 minutes and add the boiled giant arum to it and mix the contents





Close the lid and let it cook for 15-20 minutes in low flame.. Needs to be turned say every 3 minutes so that the vegetable is cooked evenly..

When the vegetable turns brown at the ends and well fried.. remove from the flame and garnish with coriander leaves..




Tip: Frying in low flame for 20 minutes adds real taste to it.

4 comments:

  1. Hi Hema,

    First of all thanks a lot for this blog. It is really helpful blog for all south indian food lovers .

    We tried some of the receipes like Giant Arum fry n Veg biriyani it came out well :)

    Keep posting lots of receipes....We will keep watching for it....

    Cheers,
    Shiny

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    1. Thanks for trying out Shiny.. Keep following.. Your words really boost me..Thanks..

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  2. Don't you add tamarind juice to it? We usually add it, as it will create itching sensation in mouth if not added.

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  3. Hi Bindu

    Thanks for stepping by.

    No, as it is a deep dry fry, I did not add any tamarind juice and no itching sensation.
    Please try without tamarind and let me know :)

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