Raw jackfruit or Idiyan chakka is so yummy when used in sambar, thoran or puzuku. Today I have made
this simple thoran which is very commonly cooked in most of the homes.
Jackfruit tree is one common tree which you can find in most of
the backyards of any house in Kerala. It’s a very tedious and messy job in cleaning the raw jackfruit or
the riped ones.
Whilst cleaning rub some
oil in the knife and your hands so that the glue from the raw jackfruit does
not stick to your hands and its easy to clean too.
My mom makes this too good and this is how she makes it.
Time Taken : 45 minutes for cooking and preparing
Ingredients
Raw jackfruit – 1 no. (skinned out and cleaned well - ref to the pic how to clean) *
Turmeric – ¼ tsp
Red chilli whole – 6 or 8
nos.
Urud dal – 1 tbsp
Mustard – ½ tsp
Curry leaves – 2 sprigs
Salt to taste
Fresh grated coconut – ½ cup
Garlic crushed – 6 nos
Asafetida – a pinch
Coconut oil - 2 tbsp
* Clean and drop the cut pieces into a bowl of water
Method
Add a ½ cup of water to it add turmeric and cook the raw
jackfruit till cooked. Don’t add too much water as it will make this mushy. You can keep adding water if needed to cook
it in the right consistency. Once cooked
let it cool.
If any water left out during
the cooking process, drain it out. Use a
masher and just mash the raw jackfruit with the hand masher
In a kadai add coconut oil, mustard, urud dal, red chilli, curry leaves and crushed garlic and sauté for a minute more, now add the mashed raw jackfruit. Give it a good mix.
Now add salt and let it get nicely mixed.
Throw in the coconut grated, check the salt level and mix well.
Serve this with steamed rice, sambar and as a side dish this
will go well.
Latha
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Oh yes, another remembrance of what my mum used to cook too. This is delicious and I know it for sure. The simple flavors are a joy when popped into the mouth.
ReplyDeleteAm drooling.. Pass me some soon :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and well explained. Love to taste it as I have not tasted raw jackfruit..
ReplyDeletemy favorite favorite dish...absolutely love it.this post reminds me of home!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious thoran. Must try.
ReplyDeleteVery delicious and flavourful kaya chakka..Who can resist to it.
ReplyDeleteHi Latha, very nice recipe, I have done this before. In fact we have a jack fruit tree back in Chennai. After I go back, I will surely try this. sounds very interesting...
ReplyDeleteLooks like an awesome recipe, I have never tried this, think I must try sometime
ReplyDeleteIn our village similar veg is prepared with jackfruit....it looks like shredded chicken...:)
ReplyDeleteWoow yummy yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks super yummy,Latha! :)
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ReplyDeletenever tried this way , looks great
ReplyDeleteIve heard of this dish but havent tried, but have tried curry with raw jackfruit and they are so delicious indeed.. Nice recipe will refer this and try next time I get one :)
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ReplyDeletelooks very yummy. Normally my mom used to prepare fry out of raw jack fruit and surely i am going to this.
ReplyDeleteyummy recipe...
ReplyDeleteMiss this here,loved a lot back home..yummy!!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely and yummy, Latha!!More like a thoran look. I know, cleaning is really a big deal with this fruit, but it tastes heavenly though.
ReplyDeleteI have always notice where there is a tedious process of cleaning that stuffs turn out to be the best to use. Like chinese potatoes, this raw jackfruit etc.
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Great recipe... Thanks for sharing Latha :-)
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ReplyDeleteVimitha,your recipe and pics makes me drool over my laptop :)
ReplyDeleteBrought back memories
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