- Taro 4 to 5
- Chilly pdr 1 Tsp
- Lime juice 1/2 Tsp
- Garlic paste 1/4 Tsp
- Ginger paste 1/4 Tsp
- Garam masala 1/2 Tsp
- Turmeric pdr 1/4 Tsp
- Pepper pdr 1/2 Tsp
- Water
- Salt
- Oil
Clean and cut the taro into round thin slices. Combine together all the ingredients (chilly pdr to salt) into a thick paste. Marinate the sliced taro with the above paste and keep it aside for 1/2 hr. Fry it in oil.
I have never has this. Looks good. Love the colour.
ReplyDeletelove how crispy they look!! yummm..
ReplyDeletewow those must have been big taros if you could get such big circles!
ReplyDeleteWow looks crisp and yum.
ReplyDeleteI love this and most times end up eating so much that I have an itching tongue for a couple of days :)
ReplyDeleteHave tasted this before during Onam..The picture is yummy as always dear..!!
ReplyDeleteLovely picture. Looks crispy & crunchy. Opt during cool weather.
ReplyDeletewow crispy taro chips..mouth watering!!
ReplyDeletecrunchy and yummy.
ReplyDeleteDa..I cant see u in my follower list and i am removed from urs too..wats happening?u blocked me or wat??:Dhehe..
ReplyDeleteHey Tina...thanks for visiting my blog...U have an awesome place here...great dishes and beautiful pictures...Chembu looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteHey tina,
ReplyDeleteWhere did u get chembu from. I don't seem to find it in this area where I live. The fry looks scrumptious.
Cheers!
smitha ( saffronapron.blogspot.com)
First time to ur blog,u have a wonderful one out here.Looks crispy and the pic looks very inviting!
ReplyDeleteTina enjoy ur trip. Have fun and keep blogging.Will be waiting for more recipes from u. Have a safe flight:)
ReplyDeleteTina, orkut-il you will find me under the name smitha ravindran-vinit. Keep in touch.
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