#PeerkangkaiThuvaiyal #RidgegourdChutney : This is done either with peerkangkai peels or using whole peerkangkai. The sweetness of the vegetable gives a very distinct taste to the #chutney.
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1/2 cup | Peerkangkai skin [ ridgegourd peels ] |
1/2 cup | Peerkangkai [ ridgegourd ] slices |
3 - 4 Tsp | Coconut scraping |
1 1/2 Tsp | Black gram |
1/4 Tsp | Coriander seeds |
2 or 3 | Red chilly |
small piece | asafoetida |
1 or 2 Tsp | Ginger julians [ optional ] |
small marble size | Tamarind |
1/2 Tsp | Salt |
2 Tsp | Oil |
Wash the Peerkangkai well and remove the skin.
{ Use the skin to make thuvaiyal and the peeled vegetable to make sambar or koottu. }
Keep a kadai on a stove with a tsp of oil.
After oil becomes hot add red chilly, black gram, asafoetida and fry well till the dhal turns into golden brown. Then transfer into a plate or tray.
Now add a tsp of oil.
Add the ginger julians, peerkangkai slices and peerkangai peels and saute well.
Close with a lid. Allow to cook well for 3 to 5 minutes keeping the flame at SIM.
Once its cooked let it come to room temperature.
Now transfer all sauteed and fried ingredients along with grated coconut, tamarind and salt into a mixer/blender jar.
Grind them into a smooth paste.
If needed add some water and grind.
Transfer the thuvaiyal into a serving bowl.
This thuvaiyal goes well with Pongal and also with white rice.
Mix thuvaiyal with white rice along with a tsp of gingelly oil and eat with sambar as side dish.
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