BM# 63: Journey through the Cuisines
Week 4: Kerala Cuisine
Day 25: Y for Yam fry
Today's letter was probably the easiest to decide. Y for Yam curry, that's it -- I didn't even bother to look for more options. I love yam and always have a few frozen packets in the freezer.
There are quite a few different versions of yam fry online. Some were deep fried while some recipes needed marination, some had onion while some didn't. I settled on Maria's recipe with onion and garlic.
I loved this very flavorful and crispy fried yam. Served with rice and dal, this makes for a delicious meal. I made dal and Vellarikka curry for a filling Kerala meal.
Today's letter was probably the easiest to decide. Y for Yam curry, that's it -- I didn't even bother to look for more options. I love yam and always have a few frozen packets in the freezer.
There are quite a few different versions of yam fry online. Some were deep fried while some recipes needed marination, some had onion while some didn't. I settled on Maria's recipe with onion and garlic.
I loved this very flavorful and crispy fried yam. Served with rice and dal, this makes for a delicious meal. I made dal and Vellarikka curry for a filling Kerala meal.
Recipe from Maria's Menu:
Yam Fry
Ingredients:- 2cups Peeled & Chopped Yam (I use frozen yam)
- 1 Small Onion, finely choped
- 2 Garlic cloves, finely minced
- ¼tsp Turmeric
- 2tbsp Coconut Oil
- ½tsp Mustard Seeds
- 8~10 Curry leaves
- To taste Salt & Pepper
- 1tsp Red Chili powder
- If using raw yam, boil it until just tender. I microwaved the frozen yam for couple of minutes.
- Heat coconut oil in a pan, add the mustard seeds and once the seeds start to splutter, add the onion, garlic and curry leaves. Saute till onion turns golden.
- Add chili powder, salt and pepper. Next add the yam and mix well to coat with the spices.
- Cook on medium-low flame, stirring occasionally, until yam is crispy on the outside. Serve hot with rice.
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The entire meal looks so inviting Pavani..the yam fry looks so inviting, though I have not cooked yam yet..
ReplyDeleteYam is the veggie of the day. The fry looks so inviting and your spread sounds so yum..
ReplyDeleteWell for me Y took up maximum time, eventually used an English word.
ReplyDeletethe whole set up in the above clicks is like a magazine page, beautifully done.I am not a yam person so I have been scrolling up and down to admire the cicks with those sparkling serve ware.
Omg, i can finish that whole dish just like snacks, yam fry looks fabulous Pavani.
ReplyDeleteThe curry sounds flavorful and the whole Kerala style meal looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteSame pinch. I tried the same thing too. Yam is the star ingredient today. Love it with coconut oil.
ReplyDeleteThis is such an easy and simple recipe. Kerala meal in the frame looks yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI am yet to develop liking for yam but this fry looks absolutely wonderful.Love the setup ,props and clicks.
ReplyDeleteYam fry looks delicious, entire Kerala meal in the frame looks yummy...
ReplyDeleteThe meal sounds wonderful. I remember when my mom used to make this for us..good pick for Y
ReplyDeleteSimple and easy to make mezhukupuratty,perfect rice and Sambar or dhal.
ReplyDeleteYam can be cooked in such interesting ways. Love the way you made it. And of course, what better than yam for Y! Lovely setup and pics as always :)
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