Recipe Marathon - Day 9 Kappa Upkari
Ingredients
Kappa/Tapioca - 1 kg
Coconut oil - 3-4 tbsp
Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Urad dal - 1 tsp
Chilly powder - 3-4 tsp
Salt to taste
Method
Wash and peel the kappa.
Chop into small pieces as you would to make upkari/stir-fry.
Boil water in a big pan and add the chopped kappa to it.
When it comes to a rolling boil,drain the kappa and keep aside(the kappa would be half cooked by now)
In a kadai,add the coconut oil and splutter mustard seeds.
Add chilly powder and salt and stir well(this is to ensure that the seasoning coats well on the kappa pieces).
Add the kappa and simmer till it cooks-do not add water.
Tastes great as a tea-time snack.
Do check out my fellow marathoners blog!!Chop into small pieces as you would to make upkari/stir-fry.
Boil water in a big pan and add the chopped kappa to it.
When it comes to a rolling boil,drain the kappa and keep aside(the kappa would be half cooked by now)
In a kadai,add the coconut oil and splutter mustard seeds.
Add chilly powder and salt and stir well(this is to ensure that the seasoning coats well on the kappa pieces).
Add the kappa and simmer till it cooks-do not add water.
Tastes great as a tea-time snack.
name sounds new to me but it making me hungry...
ReplyDeletethat looks good divya..but this sounds very authentic of your cuisine!
ReplyDeleteSimple n delicious upkari divya..i never tried with tapioca..need to try...
ReplyDeleteDivya kappa is new to me, but looking delicious.
ReplyDeleteNice snack with hot tea.I too make it but little differently.This one looks delish
ReplyDeletemmm, you have tempted me to buy it next time from the grocery store:) Its turned out perfect :)
ReplyDeletelooks delicious..
ReplyDeleteI've heard soo much about kappa since I started blogging. I will have to find some soon, cos this dish looks yumm!
ReplyDeleteHeard of this many times, but never tasted. I will have to ask the Kerala veg. vendor for this one. Is it season now for kappa?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great simple recipe. Perfectly comforting for the cold weather! :)
ReplyDeletelooks very intresting yummy
ReplyDeleteNice. I was seeing these ones in the market an musing over it, whether to buy it or not. since i didn't know any recipe for it. and decided not to buy. next time when i go to market sure will them and try it out.
ReplyDeletenever had it this way i always love its chips.
ReplyDeleteHahahahha..u wont believe it..i have one of these in my drafts..all ready to be posted tomo..u beat me to it :)....love these so much..especially with pej..
ReplyDeleteU made muleegu??awesome...i ate so much of these when i was in india...unfortunately i couldnt see ur photos :(...
Looks yummy with rice..Havent had this though..
ReplyDeleteNot sure what kappa is but it sure looks delicious
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