Avarekalu/flat bean is seasonal vegetable which is
dominating over all veggie in this winter and has occupied it’s prominence on
elegant table. These flat beans can be purchased in Indian stores in the frozen
section. You will find it in all 3 meals no wonder it is so delectable. Now the
season is at peak it is roaring in every household. It is similar to hyacinth
beans. It is grown within India and elsewhere mainly during winter. It is
extensively used in making of idli’s, Curry, Pulao, Upma and more. I’ll post a
few selected recipes in the days to come. To begin with, I’ll start curry with
eggs. This can be served with roti/dosa/chapatti/paratha/rice or with bread of
your choice.
Ingredients
200
gm Avarekalu/flat beans (de skinned)
4
eggs
1
tbsp Chili powder
2
tbsp coriander powder
2-3
tbsp coconut paste
1
medium onion, finely chopped
1
tbsp oil
Directions:
Step 1: Heat oil in thick bottom pan. Add onions and
sauté till translucent. Add beans/avarekalu and sauté for 3 minutes in medium
heat.
Step 2: Add chili powder, coriander powder and 4
cups water stir and bring it to boil. Add salt, coconut paste and quick stir.
Step 3: Cook covered for 4 minutes or till they are
about to become soft (not mushy) in medium heat stir in-between. At this point
simmer it and break eggs carefully starting from one end to another leaving
little space in between, do not stir. Cover and cook for 3-4 minutes and turn
off
Note:
Do not disturb the curry after adding eggs. Eggs
continue to get cooked after you turn off, hot curry provides sufficient heat.
So let it rest for another 5 minutes before serving.
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