Arachukalaki is a traditional
Kerala recipe. Arachu kalakki or Thayir pachadi is a curd based gravy prepared
using kanni manga (baby mango) or nellika (amla / Indian gooseberry) preserved
in brine (salt water) or chenai (yam) ground with green chillies, and
coconut, tempered with mustard seeds, red chillies and curry leaves. This is
served with white rice, idlis, sevai(rice noodles). In Tamilnadu this is called Nellikai
Thayir Pachadi, where fresh gooseberries are used. This is an
another easy one and a two in one recipe can be used for breakfast and
lunch.Cooking is not needed.
INGREDIENTS
Fresh coconut gratings -
1 cup
Green chillies -
5 nos
Kanni manga (mango) or nellika (amla)
(preserved in brine in salt water) - 7 nos
(deseeded and chopped)
(deseeded and chopped)
Salt -
add less
( if you are using brined gooseberry or mango use less salt.)
( if you are using brined gooseberry or mango use less salt.)
Fresh beaten curds -
½ cup
Small onions -
2 nos (optional)
FOR SEASONING
Coconut oil -
1 tbsp
Mustard seeds -
½ tsp
Methi seeds -
¼ tsp
Red chillies -
2 nos
Curry leaves -
1 sprig
METHOD
In a mixer jar add amla, coconut gratings, green chillies,
small onions and two tablespoons of
water and grind to a smooth paste.
Mix well with the beaten curd.
Season with mustard seeds, methi seeds, red chillies and
curry leaves.
Serve with white rice, rice noodles, idlis etc.
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