Pudalangai / Snakegourd is one of easy to cook vegetable. Today I prepared the Pudalangai Poriyal / Snake gourd Stir Fry. I love this vegetable because of its simplicity and its health benefits. I paired it with sambar sadham and it really goes well with it. Now to the recipe...
Ingredients
Method
1. Wash the snakegourd and scrape the outer skin with the knife.
2. Cut lengthwise and remove the seeds. Then cut the snakegourd into small pieces as shown.
3. In a small pan, wash and pressure cook the channa dal / bengal gram with little turmeric for 1 or 2 whistle. Do not overcook it, as it may turn mushy. It should look as shown in the below picture (cooked dal)
4. In a kadai / wok, add the oil, and when it is hot, add the mustard seeds, urud dal, curry leaves, red chillies and onion one by one as mentioned.
5. Cook till onion are half cooked.
6. Add in the snake gourd and channa dal and mix well.
7. You can sprinkle some water while cooking to for the snake gourd to get cooked. Take care not to add more.
8. When they are done, add in the grated/shredded coconut and mix well.
9. Cook for another 2 to 3 min and switch off the stove.
10. Serve it as a side dish for rasam sadam or sambar sadam as I do.
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How to make Pudalangai Poriyal
Preparation time: 10 min | Cook Time: 15 min | Serves: 4
Recipe Category: Side dish | Recipe Cuisine: South Indian
Ingredients
- Pudalangai / Snake gourd - 1
- Channa dal / Bengal gram - 3 tsp
- Mustard seeds - a pinch
- Urud dal - 1 tsp
- Dry red chillies - 4
- Onion - 1 medium chopped finely
- Coconut - 1/4 cup (grated)
- Curry leaves - few
- Oil - 2 tsp
- Salt - as per taste
Method
1. Wash the snakegourd and scrape the outer skin with the knife.
2. Cut lengthwise and remove the seeds. Then cut the snakegourd into small pieces as shown.
3. In a small pan, wash and pressure cook the channa dal / bengal gram with little turmeric for 1 or 2 whistle. Do not overcook it, as it may turn mushy. It should look as shown in the below picture (cooked dal)
4. In a kadai / wok, add the oil, and when it is hot, add the mustard seeds, urud dal, curry leaves, red chillies and onion one by one as mentioned.
5. Cook till onion are half cooked.
6. Add in the snake gourd and channa dal and mix well.
8. When they are done, add in the grated/shredded coconut and mix well.
10. Serve it as a side dish for rasam sadam or sambar sadam as I do.
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Snake gourd Kootu |
30 lovely comments:
Nice clicks. . Healthy poriyal..
i like this veggie in kootu.. nice presentation..
looks very nice n lovely clicks!!
Healthy poriyal..looks yummy
I prepare this poriyal very frequently. Looks yummy!
I prepare this poriyal very frequently. Looks yummy!
healthy and simple sabji as you said...
Love it with sambar saaddam
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my mom makes the same way,quite a tasty kootu.
One recipe i like...they are so healthy and looks rich
I love this poriyal.. we don't get this vegetable here..
perfect for rice.
I love pudalangai. The kootu and poriyal both taste delicious.
pudalanga poriyal is my favorite too,healthy side dish.
Delicious combination, looks tempting!
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Poriyal looks so delicious and comforting. Must have tasted awesome as well.
Deepa
Wow...so gud it looks...luvd the addition of dal to it
Healthy comforting poriyal...
Goes well with kaara kuzhambu ! Yummy !
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Super and healthy, perfectly like how my amma makes...
Thanks for sharing Akila
Can have this poriyal with some hot piping rasam rice,love it very much.
Easy & healthy poriyal :)
Very simple and yummy curry. Love to have this anytime
Delicious poriyal i too makes this exactly the same way...
Yep, have to agree on the nutrients of gourd and the simplicity but uplifting with exciting flavors. Definitely with rice but sometimes my other half does enjoy such dishes with bread.
I love this poriyal
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nice poriyal. we make something similar too.
Looks so perfect totally delicious.
Very interesting and detailed recipe Akila :-)
mom makes similar dish...love it
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