Aviyal is delicious south indian sidedish made with mixed vegetables. It is a traditional recipe of kerala.
INGREDIENTS:
- Mixed vegetables - 3 cups ( beans, carrot, yam, ash gourd, pumpkin, raw banana etc.) Grated coconut - 1/2 cup
- Green chillies - 4
- Cumin seeds - 1 tsp.
- Curry leaves(optional) - 1 sprig
- Thick curd - 1cup
- Coconut oil - 2 tablespoons
- Salt - as per taste
METHOD:
- Soak cumin seeds in water for 5 minutes and grind it along with scraped coconut and green chillies. Cut all the vegetables into thin long strips.
- Cook the vegetables in very little water and salt.
- When done add the ground paste and allow it to boil till the raw smell goes away.
- Switch off the stove and add the curd and mix well.
- Pour the coconut oil into it and mix well.
This is an excellent combo for adai also.
The avial looks delicious and nice.
ReplyDeleteNice Avial...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite.Tempering is not required?
ReplyDeletesimple and my fav ...love to have it with rice and very healthy too with all the vegetables in it
ReplyDeleteMy mother makes avial too because just for thiruvadhirai we would have had kootu. But tomorrow I am making kootu, no suitable veggies for avial on hand:(
ReplyDeletesailaja, tempering not required
ReplyDeleteHappy Pongal!!
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ReplyDeleteHappy pongal and this aviyal looks fantastic..
ReplyDeleteSuper avial and a very nice description of Kanu. Really miss all the kaaka pudi, kannu pudi here
ReplyDeleteHi Shanthi Happy Pongal. Avial looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI was in India at home celebrating Kanu pongal last year - my daughter had a blast singing the Kakkai song - she loved it! I have to do it here this year I guess! Aviyal looks great!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThis is totally diff aviyal and easy too...will giv a try....Happy pongal
ReplyDeleteDelicious avial!!Wish u & ur family Happy Pongal.:)
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ReplyDeleteWow,Yummy aviyal,I feel like eating as such!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummyyyy....
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ReplyDeleteavial paarkave supera iruku! happy kanu!
ReplyDeleteIm fine... Just that college is too demanding...Im about to start my next sem next week. My friend priya gave her recipe to publish, so immediately put it up...
nice aviyal happy pongal!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Pongal dear!...loved reading this post, truly informative :)
ReplyDeletehappy pongal shanti...this aviyal luks tempting...nice recipe...gud info abt pongal...
ReplyDeletedelicious Aviyal. HAPPY PONGAL :)
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Lovley avial. Very informative.One of my favourite dish.
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