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Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Over the last few decades I've spent a number of hours cooking for my family of 5. My husband is a retired bank Manager and my 3 boys are IIT graduates. Now I'm sharing my knowledge and thoughts to the world through this site. Whether you are a busy mom or a student learning to cook, you will find this blog helpful for cooking simple and easy to make food for yourself and the whole family. Hope you enjoy my recipe blog! I also love listening to devotional songs. Please browse through my devotional blogs to know more about them. I am always looking for ways to improve my blogs. Please leave your comments. If you like to see recipe of any particular dish or lyrics of a devotional song, please also let me know. Thanks for reading my blog.

Sunday, 5 August 2012

Raw banana ava mudda koora



                                              












        


Raw banana mudda koora

Ingredients
  • Raw banana       1
  • Tamarind pulp     1/2 cup (add 2 cups of water )
  • Til seeds              2tsp
  • Mustard seeds     1tsp
  • Red chili              1
  • Onon                   1
  • salt to taste
  • Cumin seeds         1/2tsp
  • Turmeric powder   little
  • Oil                         1 tsp
Procedure
  1. Cook raw banana pieces in tamarind water (add turmeric powder and salt). in a cooking vessel. 
  2. Keep it to cool. Remove banana pieces from the tamarind water. 
  3. Grind mustard seeds, til seeds, red chili, salt and Onion into a rough paste by adding little water.(first take mustard seeds, til seeds and red chili in grinder jar and make it into powder then add onion pieces )
  4. Heat oil in a thick bottom vessel, seasoning with cumin seeds and mustard seeds. Add grind-ed onion masala paste, fry it for 5 minutes in a low flame.
  5.  Remove half paste and add it to the tamarind water. Mix well
  6. Mix cooked raw banana pieces to the remain half paste, add little water and salt. Mix well and cook it for 5 minutes. Serve the curry  and tamarind water separately with rice. 

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