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Cabbage Poriyal

Ingredients:

Cabbage – 400gms
Mustard Seeds – 1 tsp
Broken Black Gram – 1 tsp
Dry Red Chilly - 3
Curry Leaves – few
Grated Coconut – 1 tbsp
Salt – to taste
Cooking Oil

Cooking Instructions:




Clean and cut the cabbage into small pieces. Add chopped cabbage, little amount of water and salt in a pressure cooker and let it to cook just for 1 whistle in high flame. Switch off the flame and remove the excess water.

Heat 2 tsp of oil in a pan and saute it with mustard seeds and broken black gram. Add dry red chilly and curry leaves to it and fry for a few seconds. Add cooked cabbage to it and stir fry until the water content is completely evaporated and the poriyal becomes dry. Switch off the flame and transfer it to a bowl and let it to cool. Add grated coconut to it when it is well cooled and mix well. Cabbage Poriyal is ready to serve.

Side Dish:
Goes well with rice.

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Comments

Finla said…
I used to love this cabbage when i was living at home. Mom used to add a bit of turmerice and when she gave it for lunch it all the cabbage and curry got mixed up and it was like yellow rice mix. I used to love them :)
AnuSriram said…
That looks delicious! Congrats on ur award!
Srikitchen said…
thanks happy cook and happy to remind u ur school days!

thanks anu!
Suganya said…
Sounds so healthy. Nice recipe. Nice picture. YUM!
healthy and yummy curry isn't it? i love cabbage.
Unknown said…
i make this quite often and everyone loves it..looks yumm..
Srikitchen said…
thanks sukanya!

yes mahimaa!

thank u sowmya!
Linq said…
Hi Sri lekha,

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Andhra Flavors said…
cabbage poriyal looks wonderful.
Srikitchen said…
thanks kitchen flavors!

thanks andhra flavors!
Hi...Cabbage poriyal looks delicious and easy..Thanks for visiting my blog..
Anonymous said…
Cabbage is almost as good as chocolate as far as I'm concerned. I just think it has such a wonderful taste. Your cabbage poriyal looks delicious.
Usha said…
I have never tried using the pressure cooker to cook the cabbage for poriyal, very interesting !
Srikitchen said…
thanks a lot geri and usha!
Varsha Vipins said…
oh..that looks so lovely..yum with curd rice..:)
Srikitchen said…
thanks deesha and varsha!
VG said…
Ohhh...another way for me to cook cabbage. Looks really yummy SriLekha
Anjum said…
hi sri lekha...mind blowing list of recipes u have on ur blog...great going...
Sara said…
This looks great, I love cabbage!
Srikitchen said…
thanks sara for dropping by my blog!

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