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Friday, April 24, 2015

Carrot Beans Poriyal,  one of the delicious and easy to make accompaniments that you can serve along with any South Indian meal.In Tamilandu restaurants, for lunch meal, they serve this poriyal as one of their accompaniment. 

Carrot and beans go very well together. So i have often use this combination in sambar, poriyal or even in kurma. Now let see how to make this delicious poriyal.



Carrot Beans Poriyal

Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 15 minsServes :
Recipe Category: Accompaniment | Recipe Cuisine: Indian

Carrot Beans Poriyal, Carrot Beans Stir fry Carrot Beans Poriyal, one of the delicious and easiest stir fry made with carrot and beans.



Ingredients

Carrot - 2 medium size
Beans - 8 
Moong dal - 1 tsp
Grated Coconut - 1 to 1 1/2 tbsp 

To grind
Green chili -1
Pearl onion -1 
Cumin seed - 1/4 tsp
Garlic pods - 2 small size

To Temper
Coconut oil - 1 tsp
Mustard & urad dal - 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves - few


Procedure
Peel the carrot & cut into small pieces,similarly cut beans into small pieces. Heat a kadai, add the moong dal & roast for 2 mins, then add 1cup of water.


Now add carrot & beans and bring water to boil. Once the water comes to boil, keep the flame in low . Then cover it & cook the veggies.


Now grind the ingredients listed under "To grind"  into coarse paste and keep it ready. 

Once the veggies are half cooked, add the chili paste & salt and allow the veggies to cook completely.


Once the veggies are cooked, all the water will be absorbed, if not, keep the flame in high and allow  the water to evaporate.

Finally add the grated coconut & temper the ingredients listed under "To temper" & add it into veggies and switch off the flame.


Simple & Tasty Carrot-Beans Poriyal is ready. This is  a great accompaniment for sambar, karakuzhambu or even rasam.

Notes:
  • You can add cooked peas into this poriyal.
  • Coconut oil gives great flavor to this poriyal, so i would recommend to use that.
  • Don't cook the veggies as mushy.
  • Sometimes, i make this poriyal without moong dal too. It tastes equally good.

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