Thinking about chakka, the next thing that came in to our
mind would be chakkakkuru; and all that about jack fruit give a nostalgic feeling to
malayalees. Nowadays, jack fruit is
becoming a rare thing even in the villages.
The changing climatic conditions also effect the availability of
this wonderful fruit. It is becoming
precious in the super markets. We have
to pay almost 10 rupees or more for one bulb of ripe jack fruit and its seeds
also becoming a valuable item. I think
it costs almost more than Rs. 50 per kg.
We can make different types of dishes like thorans, mezhukkupurati, and varieties of curries with jack fruit seeds. Some people use this to make even pickle. I also tried it once long before and I
remember that it came out well, but unfortunately I forgot the recipe. If anybody know the recipe, please, inform me.
Here I am
going to share one of the recipes that I use to make jack fruit thoran.
- Jack fruit seeds - 15 nos
- Salt – to taste
- Water- ½ cup
- Chilly powder – 1 tsp
- Turmeric powder – ½ tsp
- Garam masala powder – ½ - ¾ tsp
- Grated coconut– ¾ cup
- Garlic – 4 – 6 pods
- Curry leaves – 1 stalk
- Pepper powder – ¼ tsp
- Oil – 1 ½ tbsp
Method
Peel the jack fruits.
First cut in to halves and then slice it length wise.
Then wash it properly.
Add 1 – 5 ingredients to the pressure cooker and cover the
cooker and put it in the fire.
When the pressure is on its high, slow down the fire for 2-3
minutes and turn off the stove. Allow to
cool.
Mean while crush garlic and grate coconut.
Heat a kadai and pour oil and add crushed garlic.
Fry till it becomes light brown.
Add curry leaves, garam masala, and pepper powder and sauté
well.
Then add grated coconut and stir well and add cooked jackfruit.
Cook till it becomes dry.
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