Monday, 6 February 2017

Raw Jack fruit Preparation(Kathal Ki Sabzi)


Raw jack fruit is liked more at my home than the ripe one.The raw one tastes more like a non vegetarian preparation due to its fibrous texture.My childhood memories revolve around days of holi when we as children enjoyed this preparation at many neighbours place.Raw jack fruit with puri is a mandatory preparation in Holi in the states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

                                              
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Ingredients
Jack fruit-half kg cut in cubes
onion-2 medium(finely chopped)
Ginger ,garlic and green chili -1 tablespoon
tamarind-a small lemon sized ball soaked in warm water
potatoes-2 medium( in large cubes)
spices
coriander powder-2 teaspoon 
cumin powder-2 teaspoon
chili powder-1 heaped teaspoon
turmeric powder-1 teaspoon
garam masala-1 teaspoon
mustard oil-3 tablespoon
salt as per taste
sugar -half teaspoon
roasted cumin powder-1 teaspoon
cumin seeds-1 teaspoon
bay leaves-2



Pressure cook with salt up to 2 whistles


Discard the water


Now add in all the spices ,onion,ginger,garlic,green chili paste,and one tablespoon of the mustard oil.Marinate the boiled jack fruit for nearly one hour.



Mix well


Fry the potatoes in little oil with salt and turmeric till they brown on all sides


Add the cumin and bay leaves


 Now add the marinated jack fruit


mix well with the potatoes


 cover and cook in medium flame for 5 minutes


Check if the raw smell of onions is gone and oil starts oozing,add the tamarind pulp.The potatoes should have cooked by now.


Time to add the sugar


 Roasted cumin powder


 Then last ,garam masala powder


Ready to serve with steamed rice or chapati


Note -Care should be taken that the jack fruit is not over boiled

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