Ingredients:
Method:
In a shallow pan bring the water to boil.Add the taro roots to the pan. Cook till the taro roots are half boiled .
Drain the water. Peel the skin of the taro roots and dice it in to halves .
Add curd, chilli powder , corn flour and salt and mix well.Set aside for about half an hour.
In a shallow pan add oil to fry the taro roots. Fry them till it turns brown in color.
Serve hot with sauce as a Starter or have it with steamed rice .
Taro Fry / seppankizhangu varuval / Arbi Fry / Colocasia Fry |
Ingredients:
- Taro roots - 8 to 10 no
- Curd - 2 tsp ( Milk yogurt or Cashew yogurt )
- Chili powder -2 tsp
- Salt - to taste
- Corn flour - 1/2 tsp
- Oil - 1 tbsp ( To shallow Fry )
Method:
In a shallow pan bring the water to boil.Add the taro roots to the pan. Cook till the taro roots are half boiled .
Drain the water. Peel the skin of the taro roots and dice it in to halves .
Add curd, chilli powder , corn flour and salt and mix well.Set aside for about half an hour.
In a shallow pan add oil to fry the taro roots. Fry them till it turns brown in color.
Serve hot with sauce as a Starter or have it with steamed rice .
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