Here is a South Indian Style Yam Roast made healthy by shallow frying method!.
Yam is very tasty and a nutritious vegetable; rich in vitamins & minerals (especially B6 and also very high in potassium, magnesium and phosphorous).
With its low glycemic index content, it is good for diabetics in maintaining the glucose levels normal. It is a also natural cure for constipation and irregular bowel movements.
So eat Yam / Senai kizhangu in a healthy way for its nutritional benefits.
Yam - 250 grams (medium sized piece)
Thick tamarind extract - 2 tsp + 1 tsp extra
Red chilli powder - 1½ tsp (Adjust according to your spice level)
Turmeric powder - 1 tsp
Asafoetida - a pinch
Directions:
Peel the outer skin and cut into slices (not thin or thick).
Boil water along with turmeric powder, salt and a tsp tamarind extract .
(Adding tamarind juice while cooking yam is to prevent / reduce the itchy nature)
Add the yam slices and allow to cook till it is soft but holds the shape. Drain yam and keep aside.
Take a wide bowl and add red chilli powder, turmeric powder, tamarind extract and salt; just enough water to make fine thick paste.
Apply this masala on both sides of the sliced yam without breaking it and keep aside.
Heat oil in a flat bottom pan or tawa, place the yam and turn on both the sides until the yam become golden brown in colour (do this in medium flame).
Yam is very tasty and a nutritious vegetable; rich in vitamins & minerals (especially B6 and also very high in potassium, magnesium and phosphorous).
With its low glycemic index content, it is good for diabetics in maintaining the glucose levels normal. It is a also natural cure for constipation and irregular bowel movements.
So eat Yam / Senai kizhangu in a healthy way for its nutritional benefits.
Yam - 250 grams (medium sized piece)
Thick tamarind extract - 2 tsp + 1 tsp extra
Red chilli powder - 1½ tsp (Adjust according to your spice level)
Turmeric powder - 1 tsp
Asafoetida - a pinch
Salt - to taste
Oil - 2 to 3 tbsp
Oil - 2 to 3 tbsp
Directions:
Peel the outer skin and cut into slices (not thin or thick).
Boil water along with turmeric powder, salt and a tsp tamarind extract .
(Adding tamarind juice while cooking yam is to prevent / reduce the itchy nature)
Add the yam slices and allow to cook till it is soft but holds the shape. Drain yam and keep aside.
Take a wide bowl and add red chilli powder, turmeric powder, tamarind extract and salt; just enough water to make fine thick paste.
Apply this masala on both sides of the sliced yam without breaking it and keep aside.
Heat oil in a flat bottom pan or tawa, place the yam and turn on both the sides until the yam become golden brown in colour (do this in medium flame).
Delicious yam fry...
ReplyDeletemy all time fav....
ReplyDeleteWow! Yam fry looks delicious Poornimal.. Amazing clicks too :-)
ReplyDeleteMy hubbys fav dish.. looks fantastic..
ReplyDeleteMy fav dish during Shravan!
ReplyDeleteAmazing roast Poornima... looks so yammy ;-)
ReplyDeleteAm drooling over that yam fry, love this with some rasam rice.
ReplyDeleteI love yam fry but i dont make it. I want to eat it right now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Simple and nice
ReplyDeletetempting roast n love this pan fried version...
ReplyDeleteoh..no..I'm missing this here..mouth watering clicks..
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