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| Karunai Kizhangu || Elephant yam Poriyal |
Karunai Kizhangu, or elephant yam fry, is a spicy and tasty fry recipe. It has more health benefits.
It contains fibre, vitamin C, protein, potassium, magnesium, copper, and sodium.
It is a low-glycemic-index food.
It is good for menopause women, weight loss, reducing bad cholesterol, and gastric trouble. It also maintains the oestrogen level in women.
Ingredients:
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Karunai Kizhangu /
Elephant Yam |
1 no (Small Size) 1/4 kg |
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Oil
|
3 to 4 table spoons |
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Mustard
|
3/4 Tea Spoon |
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Urad Dhal
|
1 Tea Spoon |
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Turmeric Powder
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3/4 Tea Spoon |
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Chilli Powder
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1 1/2 Tea Spoon |
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Garlic
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10 to 12 Lobes |
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Salt
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As Required |
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Curry Leaves
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As Required |
- First, peel, wash, and chop Karunai Kizhangu or Elephant Yam into small dimond pieces.
- Add half of the amount of water to a pan, let the water boil, and then add 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric.
- Then add Karunai Kizhangu to the pan. Let the Karunai Kizhangu boil well for 10 to 12 minutes. Now add salt as required.
- Now check whether the Karunai Kizhangu is boiled well, and it should not be mushy.
- Once it has boiled, remove the Karunai Kizhangu from the water and keep it on a plate.
- Now in Karunai Kizhangu, add 1/2 tsp. turmeric and 1 1/2 tsp. chili powder, spread it all over, and mix it once.
- Heat a pan, pour 3 to 4 tablespoons of oil, add mustard and urad dhal, and let the lentils splutter.
- Add garlic and roast it once.
- Then add the mixed Karunai Kizhangu to a pan and roast it well on medium heat for 10 to 12 minutes.
- Now Check the taste of the salt, if required, you can add it now.
- Now check whether the Karunai Kizhangu or Elephant Yam is roasted well.
- And add curry leaves and mix them once.
- Now it is ready to serve Karunai kizhangu, or elephant yam, is a good side dish for rice.
Your Karunai kizhangu Poriyal is Ready!


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