Here’s just what you are on the look out for – Kappayum Mulaku Chammanthium /Boiled Tapioca /Yuca /Cassava with Hot Green Chilly Dip. More taste and less work! This is a timeless and popular cuisine of Kerala that sets the mouth watering and the taste-buds tingling.
Varieties of delectable dishes can be prepared from fresh Tapioca/ Kappa among which the most popular one is Kappayum Meenum /Boiled Tapioca/Yuca with Kerala Fish Curry, or served with Kanthari Mulaku (Bird’s eye chilies) Chammanthi or Ulli Chammanthi.. This can be eaten in breakfast, evening snacks or dinner…Ready to eat in less than 20 minutes! If you haven’t tried this combo yet, give it a try..you and your family is sure to love it! Enjoy!
Kappa Puzhungiyathu Recipe – Chendamuriyan Kappa Recipe – Boiled Tapioca/Yucca/Cassava Recipe
Preparation Time : 10 minutes
Salt to taste
Turmeric Powder : Depending upon the quantity of the Kappa/Tapioca (optional)
Water – As required to cook
How to make Kappa Puzhungiyathu / Boiled Tapioca -Yuca – Cassava :
1. Clean the impurities of tapioca/kappa and peel the skin and dice into 4-5 round long pieces.
2. Pour enough water to the cleaned tapioca so that all the pieces will be immersed completely,cook uncovered and allow to boil.
3. When the water boils, remove and drain the water and again add the same amount of water, salt and pinch of turmeric powder and cook for for 10-15 minutes or till it turns to very soft and tender
4. Remove from the fire. Drain the excess water and keep it aside.
5. Serve with Mulaku Chammanthi (recipe below) or with Spicy Fish Curry or with any curry of your choice & Enjoy!
Kanthari Mulaku Chammanthi Recipe -Pacha Mulaku Chammanthi Recipe – Ulli, Pachamulaku Chathachathu Recipe – Green Chilly Dip Recipe
Preparation Time : 3-5 minutes
Cooking Time : No Cooking Involved
Serves : 6
Ingredients :
Shallots / Pearl Onion /Kunjulli : 10
Coconut oil : 3 tbsp
How to make Kanthari Mulaku Chammanthi Recipe -Pacha Mulaku Chammanthi-Green Chilli Dip
1. Crush the green chilies, pearl onion and curry leaves in a motor and pestle or pulse them couple of times in a food processor or in a mixer.
Hi, Normally i don't add tamarind but I'm sure it gives an extra punch to the dish 🙂 Surely I will try. Thanks a lot for sharing your version here 🙂
Cheers!
Sangeetha
Shouldn't you add a bit of tamarind when making the Kanthari Cammanthi, I know it enhances the taste a lot. I am from the Travancore area and that is how make it. Try it you like it, I guarantee it.
Drooling over here…ages since I had this. I like it with idli podi. Yumm!
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entammoooooooooo thakarppan…beautiful clicks too chechy.
kothippichu:)endu cheyyana ivide kandarimulaku kittilla:(
seriously drooling here….amazing clicks dear..
Truly yummy
I love this a lot we have it with idli dosa, should try with tapioca
Yum yum,makes me hungry,feel like having that super inviting boiled tapioca with that super spicy chilly dip.
wow…..so inviting…….sharikkum kothiyavunnu dear……
love love love the pictures..awesome..
Absolutely mouthwatering… the pictures have left me craving for some kappa and mulaku chammathi…Love the pictures!
lovely innovative and delicious recipe.
very delicious one..never had this
perfectooooo…love it…gr8 clicks
Nice simple dish.