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Vendakkai Pachadi With Tamarind recipe

Vendakkai(Okra)- 1/4 kg
Coconut(grated)- 1 cup
Green chillies ( chopped)- 5 nos
Tamarind- lime size
Mustard seeds,methi seeds- 1/4 tsp each
Red chilli- 1 no
Cut the okra into 1 cm long pieces and fry in a little oil till the raw smell goes.

Grind the coconut and green chillies to a paste.

Add 2 pinches of mustard seeds to the paste and grind for 30 seconds.

Soak the tamarind and extract the juice.

In a sauce pan, add the tamarind juice ,okra, salt to taste and a pinch of turmeric and cook till the raw smell of tamarind goes.

Add the ground coconut paste and reduce to a boil.

Don't overcook.

Season with mustard seeds, methi seeds and red chilli.

You may add a little jaggery/sugar to enhance taste.

Goes well with plain rice and pappad.

 


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