Ingredients:
Tapioca -- ½ kg
Turmeric Powder -- ½ tsp
Shallots -- 1 large
Green Chillies -- 4-5
Cumin Seeds -- ½ tsp
Red Chillies -- 2
Mustard seeds -- ½ tsp
Curry Leaves -- 1 spring
Oil -- 2 tbsp
Salt -- to taste
Preparation of Kappa:
Peel the tapioca and cut into medium size pieces.
Take 5 – 6 cups of water in a large vessel. Add salt and turmeric powder. Once it boils, add the tapioca and let it cook until tender. Drain the water and keep aside.
Grind shallots, green chillies, cumin seeds with salt. Heat oil in a pan and splutter the mustard seeds and add the red chillies. Fry for half a minute and then add the ground mixture.
Add the curry leaves and then add the cooked tapioca. Optionally you can also add cooked black chick peas, moong dal etc.
Mix well and serve hot with fish curry or chilly chammanthi.
would love to have some....
ReplyDeleteKappa...my favvv....
ReplyDeleteKurachu meen curryum koode undel. athanu heaven..Perfect kappa kuzhachathau tto...
ReplyDeleteNjan ennale ethundakiyathe ullo.looks yummy!
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ReplyDeleteah..this is what i very desperately tried 2 recreate when i had the hungry boys over and it was a disaster..how nice ur kappa looks... sigh!
ReplyDeleteMashed tapiocas looks utterly delicious...
ReplyDeleteKappa adipoli, I need some kanthari mulagu to eat them.
ReplyDeletei want it right now...
ReplyDeleteKappa looks delicious..super combo with fish curry
ReplyDeleteHow could I resist this being a hard core Malayali :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious.very tempting
ReplyDeletePushpa @ simplehomefood.com
we make similar like a curry love this healthy delicious curry
ReplyDeleteNever really used tapioca this way..sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
We just boil with salt and eat as such,this sounds like a nice idea!
ReplyDeleteNitha, in answer to your question last night, check my blog! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the inspiration!
wowww...super...kandittu vayil vellam varunnu..
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and for the support....Pls keep in touch....glad to follow your tempting blog.....
ReplyDeleteI wish I could taste some! YOu know, I have never had fresh tapioca...the only one I have ever used is tapioca powder.
ReplyDeleteThat looks yum!
ReplyDeletethis is pretty new thing for me,,sounds tasty,
ReplyDeleteCheers and Happy cooking,
Nikki
http://titilating-tastebuds.blogspot.com/
Thanks for sharing :) try cheythitu parayam... wud be gr8 wid fish curry!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Reshmi
http://www.rookieqookie.com/
never cooked with tapioca n recently i saw this recipe on one of the other blog too...is it eaten instead of rice with fish curry??
ReplyDeletethanks for the answer Nitha !!
ReplyDeleteI will try it for a breakfast probably , i have seen it in a shop here n will get it from there.