Coconut pachadi is often prepared as part of the feast menu. This traditional pachadi goes well with sambar rice and kathamba satham (கதம்ப சாதம்), as well as with rice and venthaya kuzhambu or vathal kuzhambu. Try this easy-to-make recipe...
Method: Beat the
curds well. Add salt to beaten curds and mix well. Grind coconut gratings and green chilli with little water into a fine paste. Add the paste to the curds and
mix well. Heat a tadka pan/ spice pan (தாளிக்கிற
கரண்டி), add mustard seeds and when they
start to sputter, add asafoetida and switch off the fire. Add the seasoning to
the pachadi. Garnish with curry leaves. Pachadi can be served as an
accompaniment to sambar rice, tamarind rice or part of the feast menu.
Ingredients:
Curds – half
a tumbler or 100ml
Coconut –
grated, 2 tablespoons
Green chilli
– 1 no
Salt – to
taste
Curry leaves
– a few
Oil – 1
teaspoon
Mustard
seeds – ½ teaspoon
Asafoetida –
a pinch
Coconut Pachadi (தேங்காய் பச்சடி) |
Note: You can
prepare this pachadi with ginger as well. Grind coconut gratings, ginger (a small bit) and green chilli into a
paste, and proceed with the recipe as above. Ginger adds a specific
taste to the preparation.
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