Bread fruit /Kadachakka closely relates to jackfruit and belongs to the mulberry family.Its also a good source of vit C ,excellent source of potassium and copper loaded with lots of calories and more of fiber.It helps in reducing cholesterol and acts as a bulk laxative.It.Here,its difficult to find bread fruit but at times its available in the korean markets.Earlier I had posted the kadachakka curry/Bread fruit curry sometime back,this is another healthy version with it too,a simple stir fry !!
Ingredients
bread fruit/kadachakka 1/2
shallots 8-10
green chillies 4-5 vertical slit
garlic cloves 3-4 sliced
grated/shredded coconut 1/2 cup
mustard seeds 1/2 tsp
turmeric powder 1/2 tsp
garama masala 1/2 tsp
salt
oil 2tsp
curry leaves 1-2 sprigs
Method
-Wash & peel the bread fruit removing the tough skin.Wash again,cut in small cubes.Add water(1 cup) in a pan with salt and turmeric powder,cook until tender & soft(takes about 20-25 mins) OR pressure cook the bread fruit with salt,water for 2 whistles.
-Heat oil in a non stick pan or kadai(wok),splutter mustard seeds.Add in the shallots and garlic cloves along with green chillies.Saute until shallots are translucent.Add 1/4 tsp turmeric powder & garam masala.
-Add the cooked bread fruit cubes,coconut shredded.Toss well,cover & cook for another 5-7 minutes on low medium heat.
-Uncover ,toss again and is ready to serve with rice !!
Servings~ 3 adults
NOTES
* You can add chilly powder if required instead of green chillies.
* You can also add onion in place of shallots but shallots taste better.
* Check water in between while cooking bread fruit ,add if requires more to cook.
Yummy comforting side...
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I am drooling here Julie. Very comfort food and I love to eat it with hot steamed rice and sambar. yummy and colour is simply attracting.
ReplyDeletenever had bread fruit.. but the pics looks tempting.. will give a try :)
ReplyDeletenever tried this fruit. thoran looks healthy and delicious
ReplyDeletelooks very yummy.........
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Ho,torturing like this is not fair Julie..I love this veggies so much that I am drooling here..What to do ?
ReplyDeleteI always wanted to try something with bread fruit, I have to look out for it, the thoran looks superb..
ReplyDeleteYummy thoran...love it, but here breadfruit is not available..
ReplyDeletelooks yummy n delicious..
ReplyDeleteYup very healthy curry, love this poriyal...
ReplyDeleteKadachakka thoran is my favorite I love to try it sometime.
ReplyDeleteI have never tried kadachakka thoran Julie....mom makes sambar and bajji....will def try this recipe wen i cm across it...i love kadachakka...
ReplyDeleteInteresting vegetable.. looks tasty
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this is so new to me.. looks nice julie!
ReplyDeleteDelicious dish. Nice click.
ReplyDeleteBreadfruit is new to me..where is it found. The dish looks very healthy and wholesome
ReplyDeleteI luv this kadachakka in any form. Beautifully clicks n looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteyummy and delicious!!! very similar to bread upuma we make!!
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Yummy stir fry
ReplyDeleteWOW!YUMMY.
ReplyDeletelooks healthy and delicious :)
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious...Never tried this!! Will try soon...
ReplyDeleteNever had this,but looks and sounds Delish!!!
ReplyDeleteEthra kalamayi,makes me nostalgic love it
ReplyDeleteThoran looks fabulous and delicious.
ReplyDeleteThoran looks very delicious...
ReplyDeleteNever had breadfruit, it is a new veggie for me. The thoran looks lovely Julie :-)
ReplyDeletethis looks delicious, julie
ReplyDeletenice stir fry Julie.. never tried it myself but always love it in amma's kitchen
ReplyDeleteI have never had this, looks delicious. I would love it with a bowl of rasam & rice.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious Julie! Once I bought this and it was toooo sweet for me! The one's we get back in India are not that much sweeter I guess!
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