I have already blogged about Fanasachi Thech Bhaji. Today's recipe is "TaLlelya FaNsachi Bhaji" which means fried jackfruit stir fry. I have reduced the amount of oil & coconut.
TaLlelya PhaNasachi Bhaaji
Fried Jackfruit Stir-Fry
Ingredients
1 can (10 oz) raw jackfruit
1/2 cup kala vatana/black peas sprouts, pressure cooked
Salt to taste
2 tsp jaggery
1 green chili, slit
Grind to a smooth paste
1/4 cup fresh coconut
1 tbsp coriander seeds
4-5 black peppercorns
1/4 tsp mustard seeds
1 clove garlic
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
4 dry, red byadgi chilies (use more or less per your taste)
2 tsp tamarind pulp
Tempering
2 tsp oil
2 tbsp chopped onion
2 garlic cloves, slivered
Method
1. Drain & rinse jackfruit pieces from the can. Drain & cut into bite sized pieces. Set aside.
2. Pressure cook kala vatana sprouts and keep aside.
3. Heat oil in a saucepan. Add onion and garlic. Saute till they are soft. Now add drained jackfruit pieces. Saute till they are nicely browned. Add green chili & cooked kala vatana and saute for a minute.
4. Now add ground masala, 1/2 cup water, salt & jaggery. Bring to boil.
5. Simmer till all the water is evaporated.
Note -
1. Traditionally, the raw jackfruit pieces are deep fried before adding to the curry.
2. I have drastically reduced the amount of oil & coconut.
This post is my entry to AFAM - Jackfruit at Lakshmi's Taste of Mysore.
AFAM event is started by Maheshwari of Beyond the Usual.
9 comments:
Send it to Sunita's "Think spice-Peppercorn" event too. Looks mouthwatering and I love the masala, another one for me to try. Got to check whether I have any raw JF can left! :)
It snowed 6" today, kids are home.
If you would pass that bowl i would be a very happy woman.
Excellent, new to me...looks great..
Yummy, raw jackfruit and black chana is such a great combination, I love it! This bhaji is new to me and looks wonderful. We make randayi and with sasam phann. Your picture is just tempting me now.
We have a similar dish in kerala cuisine.But it does not include garlic, pepper, croiander seeds and jaggery. But i love raw jackfruit preparations. Actually, is there anything at all that I don't like???????
This is something new to me but as Asha said the masala is interesting with garlic, pepper and coriander :)
wowcan smell the aroma of the masala..Looks so good and yummmmm
Pansachi bhaji looks delicious Meera..just cant wait to lay my hands on Jackfruit-fresh or raw..;-)
Asha:
Thanks for letting me know about this event. I will look into it. It's a snow day here as well.
HC:
I want you to be happy. Here -- take the bowl please!!:-D
Priya:
Thanks.
Maya:
Kadgi Randayi sounds great. I think mom make chakko too with kadgi as well as kirlu (bamboo). Thanks.
Smitha:
Join the gang...We love food, don't we?;-) I too love raw jackfruit. but for some reason, I can't stand the ripe one!!
LG:
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Ashwini:
Thanks for your kind words.
Divya K:
Wow, fresh jackfruit!!! It's been ages since I have seen those. But frankly, even if I get it, I don't know how to cut it. I remember my grandmother used to cut it using coconut oil on both hands. I am happy with my canned version as I am totally clueless about cutting it!!:-D
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