This recipe of yam fry i learnt from my friend . It is surely a treat for yam lovers,like me. Yes me and my Varsha are a big fan of yam .And this method consumes less oil and even my hubby who is not a big fan of yam also liked this. Check out my sennai kizhangu curry and yam kola urundai too.
Yam fry (tawa method)
Preparation Time : 15 mins + standing time 1 hour| Cooking Time : 25 Mins |Serves: 2-3Yam 250 gms
Sambar powder 1 tblsp
Thick tamarind extract 2 tblsp
Salt as needed
Asafoetida 2 pinches
Oil 2 tblsp
Curry leaves few
Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
Method
- Cut the yam into thin slices,by removing the thick skin and put this in water. You can use the potato slicer too.
- Add salt,turmeric powder and asfoedita(hing) to it and boil for 5 mins. Check to it ,it should not be overcooked. the pieces should be firm after boiling it.
- Once it is done,drain the excess water and allow the yam slices to dry completely.
- Ensure that it should not contain any water.You can even pat the slices with kitchen towels.
- Add sambhar powder to it. Take a thick extract from presoaked tamarind.Add to the yam slices and mix well to get a nice coating of the mixture with the yam.
- Keep it in the fridge for 1 –2 hours. Normally i make this for a weekday lunch,so i do it the previous night and keep in the fridge.
- Heat a tawa and add a tblsp of oil and spread the yam slices in that. When it is done on oneside flip over on the otherside. Repeat this for the rest of the slices.
- Transfer to serving bowl and add curry leaves to it. Serve as an accompaniment for simple Tomato Rasam.
I have made only once,but dint clicked,this one looks very tempting,will try buying next time I go mustafa :)
ReplyDeleteSure looks Worth a try! I never buy yam fearing the throat-itch.. But this time I'll surely buy this and try out!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks simple to make, btw what is perungayam?
ReplyDeleteso easy and really a delicious crsipy fry...nice click too jeyashri
ReplyDeleteRohini adding tamarind extract rids away the throat itch
ReplyDeletePari,sorry for not giving the english name for perungayam.It is hing/asfoeditia.
Nice click, i too tried once but in a different way.will surely try this :)
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy and delicious....love to have it with curd rice!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Superb Yam Fry!!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent pics too...
Looks so good, i make only curry & masiyal with Senai. Have tasted deep fried ones in marriages but this one looks very interesting without deep frying. Bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteNever tried this.Looks good .
ReplyDeleteA new one for me.I used to do potato the same way.A good idea to make yam this way too.As usual great click!
ReplyDeleteWow!!Looks super delicious and crispy ..Nice presentation!!
ReplyDeleteJust love this...very tempting fry..
ReplyDeleteseems to be very simple..I should give it a try..
ReplyDeleteYes yes...I love yam fries..We make it in a different way...yours look delicious :-)
ReplyDeleteYam is ma fav....This looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the award and yam looks like a hearty treat!
ReplyDeleteOOh this luks yumm...
ReplyDeleteI m not a fan of Yam yet... I have been quite fussy kid.. so never tried many of the veggies:)
Glas ur daughter liked the AlooMethi paratha...
I love senaikizhangu too but unfortunately we only get the frozen variety here. Looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteYam fry looks fabulous, even i do in the same way but i use chilly powder instead of sambhar powder.
ReplyDeletelooks so yum!
ReplyDeleteI never tasted yam till now...this fry looks yum...i think i must start using that veggie...congrats on u r award....
ReplyDeleteMy friend used to bring this kind of yum when i was on job. But I never tried. MMMM...now got the recipe for me to try immediately. thank you...
ReplyDeleteI never tried,will try soon,Yam fry Makes me hungry
ReplyDeleteI simply love this one! I often make it for free-time munching :)
ReplyDeletewhen i searched for senai and chenai i couldnt find. may be you can have more link words other than yam.
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