Ingredients:
- Drumsticks 10
- Coconut 1 to 1 1/2 cup
- Turmeric pdr 1/2 Tsp
- Green chilly 2 to 4
- Shallots 2 to 4
- Mustard seeds
- Curry leaves
- Water
- Salt
- Oil
Split the drumsticks length wise and remove the inner fleshy part using a spoon. Wash it in running water and chop it. Grind together coconut, chilly, shallots and turmeric pdr. Heat oil in a kadai and add mustard seeds. When it splutters, add curry leaves and sliced shallots. Add grounded coconut, salt and saute it for a few mins. Add the chopped vegetables to it and cook well.
Delicious n a diff way to cook drumstick!
ReplyDeleteYummy stir fry....Isnt it tough to remove the flesh..or any quick method is there?
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious thoran. Will give it a try sometime..Lovely profile pic!
ReplyDeletePerfect click and delicious thoran.
ReplyDeletewow, they are just amazing, superb recipe n excellent clicks..
ReplyDeleteWoww.. delicious looking thoran... Love the recipe and presentation.. thanks for sharing dear.. gr8 job !!
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I have never made this way,should be so so yumm!
ReplyDeletevery interesting tina!!nice click!
ReplyDeletehaven't made drumsticks like this looks delicious
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very different recipe:) yummy...
ReplyDeletewow very delicious method to cook drumsticks..
ReplyDeleteI have the same variety of drumstick in my garden whose flesh can be scraped . I have tried a mash with the boiled drumstick flesh , this one sounds really good.... will try when i get those mature sticks ...right now they have all dried up and parrots are snacking on them :)
ReplyDeleteTotally new to me..looks yum
ReplyDeleteOmg, wat a fantastic thoran,super healthy and irresistible..
ReplyDeleteI always remove the flesh after cooking the drumstick but your method of preparation is different .Looks yummy
ReplyDeleteNice recipe...looks yumm.
ReplyDeletehealth and delisious..........
ReplyDeleteI must try this one...very different recipe with drumsticks.
ReplyDeleteadipoli nice click also
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy thoran..so delicious.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy.
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Kothipikkalle, murungakai kandittu kore kallam aayi. Adipoli thoran.
ReplyDeleteA welcome change from the usual thoran Tina..Will surely try this one.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and healthy thoran,lovely pictures.
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healthy and yum!
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Delicioso!!!
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this is new to me.. ullilathe mathram eduthu thoran vaykkunnathu evideyum kandittilla. vaavaachi enthu parayunnu? Noble poyo?
ReplyDeleteWow!! loved this a lot. Looks very yummy and excellent snaps Tina.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me...looks so yummy!
ReplyDeletevery interesting thoran tina..ethu nyan try cheythittilla..kandittu thanne kothi akunnu...yumm
ReplyDeleteAmma makes a fry with the pulp, new recipe to me, bookmarked and will try when I get the drumsticks.
ReplyDeletenice recipe.... thanks....
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