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Plantain Fry, Aratikaya fry or Vepudu, Balekai Palya, Raw Banana fry, Kachha Kela ki Sabzi, Vazhakkai Varuval or everything we might call it is simple plantain or raw banana fry in Andhra style. It is simple plantain fry with essential seasonings, onion, ginger-garlic paste and so on. You may choose to make this Aratikaya Vepudu on the weekend for easy meal together with Radish dal, sambar, rasam or simple dal tadka together with boiled... Read More..
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Plantain Fry, Aratikaya fry or Vepudu, Balekai Palya, Raw Banana fry, Kachha Kela ki Sabzi, Vazhakkai Varuval or everything we might call it is simple plantain or raw banana fry in Andhra style. It is simple plantain fry with essential seasonings, onion, ginger-garlic paste and so on. You may choose to make this Aratikaya Vepudu on the weekend for easy meal together with Radish dal, sambar, rasam or simple dal tadka together with boiled rice.
Raw banana is known as aratikaya telugu as well as a stir fry is known as vepudu. Aratikaya vepudu indicates a raw banana stir fry. There are lots of variations of making a raw banana fry, I suppose every state has just one more version to make it.
Raw Plantains are a minimal glycemic way to obtain carb and packed with nutrients. Aratikaya since it's recognized in Andhra is a typical daily veggie in South Indian vegan delicacies. It often use to make stir fries, with yogurt or tamarind stew, pachadi and vadas with Raw Plantains.
The secret is to make use of fresh and firm green plantains prior to they ripen into a yellow shade. Aratikaya stir fry recipe creates an ideal side dish with rice, sambar, papad along with a bowl of yogurt. Tempering of curry leaves and fresh cilantro leaves like an ultimate garnish are crucial so do not give up with one of these ingredients.
'Stir Fry' or 'Vepudu' is part of standard Andhra dish and we make numerous stir fries on a regular basis to couple with boiled rice. You can make often the deep-fried stir fries, that are undoubtedly nicer as well as the shallow fried basic stir fries. Veggies such as Potatoes, Okra, Arbi, Brinjal, Raw Banana and Yam taste definitely scrumptious as stir fries, you may either deep fry or shallow fry them depending on your requirements season it with Garlic chili powder.
Aratikaya Vepudu is among the best side dish. When correctly done, the bits are crisp externally whilst being tender inside. It's very easy to make and is eaten with plain rice or like a side dish to sambar rice or any pappu-annam. A simple and attractive fry which takes only 15 minutes to get ready, so even bachelors can give an attempt. Exactly the same method can be adopted to make potato fry, cabbage fry, beans fry, okra fry and many others.
Max Landsborough Posted on Sun Mar 23 2014
Great video Starting to watch u more than bah chef lol?
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Akshatha Raj Posted on Thu Mar 27 2014
I will make this dish tomorrow and serve hot hot :)?
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lucrecia olinda alegria santoyo santoyo ramos Posted on Mon Aug 18 2014
She looks fun. I like her. I'm definitely will try right. Now?
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Padmakshi Kumar Posted on Mon Aug 25 2014
hi ragini really it is ayemmy recipi. I have already done this after watching ur recepi. Thanks.?
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HinduThrust Posted on Sun Aug 31 2014
Plz serve it hot hot...hehe...cheeeeeeers!!?
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globalcitizenn Posted on Tue Jan 13 2015
Thank you for the tip to avoid sticky palms... I have only recently started using plantains and would always end up with the sticky sap clinging to my fingers?
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Chellamal Krishnamurthy Posted on Fri Feb 13 2015
Ragini the way u taste itself is mouth watering. Your children's r very lucky to hv parents like this.both interested in cooking. The way u both taste itself will tempt me. Daily I used to see Z telegu at 12 in the afternoon, without missing?
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Dwarakamai Posted on Sat Apr 11 2015
It looks yummy raginigaru ,I love to serve this hot ,thank u,for sharing this recipe.?
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Pinku Prasad Posted on Sat May 23 2015
Greeting, Mrs. Vahchef, actually i am quite a bit surprised to see u, but of course u r unique, but it is what i have experienced is as a same identical person i have seen in the company i work for "Mmodal" she is a senior HR in Mmodal and
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Priti Pradhan Posted on Wed May 27 2015
wow...very tempting.....gonna try it today itself....both husband and wife compliment each other..love u both...just need a small advice, how do you store spices to retain its freshness...plus arranging everythng in fridge...those sections would be s
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