Ingredients:
Method:
Tip: Soak the chopped yam pieces for 10 minutes in the water we get after washing the rice. It will remove the itching property of the yam.
- Elephant Yam/ Suran/ Kanda - 1 small-medium )Yam is basically a root,
- Oil- 2 tbsp
- Salt- 1/2 tsp (or to taste)
- Red Chili powder- 3/4 tsp
- Roasted Cumin powder- 1/4 tsp (Jeera powder)
- Coriander powder- 1/4 tsp (Dhaniya powder)
Method:
- Soak the muddy yam in water (use a small bucket) for 15-20 minutes. Change the water and wash thrice until all the mud sticking to the yam is removed.
- You can do this on the day before. Let it dry. No need to place it in the refrigerator.
- For cooking, peel the thick skin using a knife. The skin will be thick.
- Yam has a tendency to cause itchiness, so apply some oil to hands before peeling and chopping it.
- Remove any extra dark-colored bits and chop into half (or one) inch pieces.
- Add 2 tbsp oil to a nonstick shallow pan. Heat the oil and add the chopped yam pieces.
- Cover with lid and keep the heat on simmer to medium.
- Stir gently and cover again after 3 minutes.
- Repeat the process until the pieces go golden brown on most of the sides. Add salt and mix again.
- The yam will get almost soft by now. If it doesn't, sprinkle some water and cover with lid.
- The process will take about 15-20 minutes in total.
- Simmer the heat, add red chili powder, jeera powder, dhaniya powder.
- Mix well. Let it sit for 2 minutes. Turn off the heat. Serve with rice, roti, etc.
Tip: Soak the chopped yam pieces for 10 minutes in the water we get after washing the rice. It will remove the itching property of the yam.
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