PLANTAIN ROAST(ARATIKAYA , VAZHAIKAAI CURRY)



This is raw banana, plantain, aratikaya or vazhaikaai is all same but different languages. This masala roast is so yummy with all spices and suits with hot steamed rice, rasam, curd rice, dhal, kootu. You can adjust spice level accordingly to your preference.

Ingredients :

Plantain - 1
Shallots - 2
Pepper - 1 tsp
Red chilli - 1
Tumeric - 1 tsp
Garlic - 1 pod
Saunf - 1 1/2 tsp
Curry leaves
Mustard - 1 tsp
Red chillies for seasoning - 1
Salt and oil




Method :

1. Peel the skin of the plantain not to much slightly you can leave it ..It tastes good when you roast them.
2. Chop it as big cubes or small however you like.
3. Heat oil in the frying pan and season with mustard, red chilli and curry leaves.
4. Then add chopped plantain just sprinkle water and close with lid and cook until it is soft .
5. Now for masala grind pepper, chilli,saunf, garlic , turmeric, shallots with some salt to fine paste.
6. Now add this to the plantain, check for salt. Sprinkle some water again and close the lid once in a while so that masala coats the vegetable. After the raw smell disappears open the lid and roast well until it turns brown color .


Note:

Add oil while roasting when it becomes dry.
You can substitute plantain with arvi, yam or even potato for this.

26 comments:

  1. you know my next post wil be the same..yours looks good pavitra...great presentation too!

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  2. I love fries..looking yummy and perfectly roasted, loved the spices used in it..:)

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  3. Looks yummy. Nice presentation.

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  4. Nice Plantain fry ... looks yummy :)

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  5. Looks great..and the presentation is excellent...

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  6. I love Arantikaya fry... they look yummy your plate looks fabulous nicely presented...

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  7. Looks yummy n spicy! I will definitely try this out.

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  8. First time here....You have a nice blog and interesting recipes with awesome presentation :) Shall drop in for more recipes...Do come by my blog if time and interest permits:)
    Cheers!!!!

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  9. Looks yummy pavithra..Nice pics..

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  10. Aratikaya curry makes me drool.....love it with dal. Nice one.

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  11. Lovely presentation, plantain roast looks yummy!

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  12. your plates are always so beautiful....this plantain roast sounds so good!

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  13. Hey, Pravitra. Great recipe ya. More than that i really love your presentation. Great job.

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  14. What a great decortion, love ur pictures as usual. love aratikaya so much...

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  15. There are no words to praise about your presentation skills..I love this with curd rice..

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  16. It must be plantain season-this is the 4th blog with a plantain recipe!Good for me though-I love plantain and made it twice this week :)
    Great pics.

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  17. Thanks for dropping by my blog! You have great recipes here! And where in LA do u live?

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  18. hi da thanku soooooo much foer ur lovely lovely comments....
    plantain roast looks yummy...i luv dish with plantain...

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  19. Hi Pavitra ..
    first time here ..Lovely blog u have .... vazhakka curry looks very delicious even me too posted the same but in different style .. keep in touch ..will be back ..
    love
    veena

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  20. Hi pavithira,

    Thank u so much for browsing thru my blog. I will let my frens know abt urs too... pls update ur frens with my web.

    Thank you

    Superspiczy

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  21. Very nice presentation! I am ready to eat this...

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  22. grt presentation pavi.....looks yummy ..thx 4 sharing

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  23. Oh wow looks yum....Like the small deco you gave to the dish...Dill flavoured buttermilk sounds completely new and yum.

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  24. looks yummy and nice clicks..

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  25. just browsed through ur blog .. u r very creative .. presentations r gr8 .. tempting enough to taste... good work pavithra

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