The drumstick tree is a popular tree to see in the backyards of many homes in South
India. Drumstick is important vegetable in curries, sauces, and are very
popular in India food.
Every part of the drumstick tree is used up for medicinal reason
and for examples, leaves are used to treat many ailments because of the high source of iron, calcium, copper, manganese and
vitamins. Leaves are used to treat many ailments such as the wheezing of
asthma, bronchitis, and tuberculosis.
Like any other leaves, when cleaned it looked huge quantity but
when as we cook, we just got a bowl of the thoran. You can make nice curry and
even add some small fish and make it a dry dish with this leaves.
Chosen as the healthy recipe for the blog hop event:
http://www.zestysouthindiankitchen.com/2013/04/hearth-and-soul-blog-hop-147-4152013.html
Chosen as the healthy recipe for the blog hop event:
http://www.zestysouthindiankitchen.com/2013/04/hearth-and-soul-blog-hop-147-4152013.html
Cooking : 20 minutes
Ingredients
Drumstick leaves cleaned - as much as you have
Boiled rice – 3 tbsp
Garlic – 4 cloves chopped fine
Onion – 1 large finely chopped
Green chillies slit – 5 or 6 nos.
Turmeric a pinch
Salt to taste
Coconut oil – 2 tbsp
Grated coconut – 2 tbsp for
garnish
Method
Wash the leaves well before using.
In a kadai add the oil, when its nice hot add the rice so
that it gets puffed up and stir it till it turns brown. Now time to add the
garlic and onions, green chillies, let it turns translucent.
Now add the leaves, turmeric and some salt and give it a
nice mix, reduce the flame little and close this with a lid for 5 minutes.
Open the lid and give it another
stir, if need may be you can sprinkle some water. Cook till the leaves are done
and there is not moisture in it. Check salt at this time.
Garnish with freshly grated
coconut.
Latha
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Healthy and lovely recipe using drumstick leaves. Adding boiled rice is new to me..love the last click
ReplyDeleteGive me this bowl of health thoran with some rice and papads,can have it anytime.
ReplyDeleteMuringla thoran looks adipoli Lata, Love it. Thanks for linking with Hearth and Soul blog hop.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thoran,but I hated pinching those leaves(tedious job)..Yummy healthy thoran!!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I miss those leaves here. It used to be my fav. Lovely thoran Latha
ReplyDeleteThoran looks so delicious and tempting..
ReplyDeleteSure grew up eating plenty of these leaves, sometimes forced to eat by mummy. I can perfectly understand why. The leaves are remedy for cough and many others.
ReplyDeleteAdding rice is somewhat new for me but I like to discover new ways of cooking. We add some anchovies or dried prawns into the stir fry. That said, I need to find the leaves and let my other half enjoy. His cough, esp at night????
Drumsticks looks so delicious! :)
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one thing that i cannot get myself to eat... :( the only time i ate loads was when i delivered my elder one, athode maduthu...
ReplyDeleteDrumstick leaves looks delicious.... We usually fry and grind the rice to add it, but this looks simple and easy.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy thoran
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very healthy dish...am not geeting this in indian stores...
ReplyDeleteVery healthy and nutritious recipe!
ReplyDeleteLove this humble thoran, anytime healthy and very easy to make.
ReplyDeleteAnd you dont even have to buy this from outside, my granny's house has a huge tree and she makes this at least once every time we go home.
Rice , dal and this thoran would be just heavenly
looks yummy n healthy....
ReplyDeleteLooks healthy ! I was wondering where I can find them.
ReplyDeleteLove this poriyal..
ReplyDeletei cannot get here,missing them so much after seeing your post and clicks.
ReplyDeleteLove this spinach the most.. Any form u make it, it's tasty :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yum... I like this Latha :-)
ReplyDeleteDelicious and healthy thoran, grandma and ma used to force me into eating these.. Such a healthy dish :)
ReplyDeleteThan you all for such lovely comments and your support keep me going.
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