Showing posts with label Red Chori / Red Cowpeas / Azuki Beans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Chori / Red Cowpeas / Azuki Beans. Show all posts

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Vazhakka Vanpayar Curry (Raw Banana Red Chori Curry)

This Kerala style curry is made with raw banana and red chori (azuki beans) in a ground coconut-spices gravy. It is usually served as a side dish with rice.
Recipe courtesy: Kaipunyam

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Vanpayar Mezhukkupuratti (Red Chori / Azuki Beans Stir-fry)

This stir-fry is one of my favorite side dish with rice and kanji (rice porridge). In Kerala vanpayar or brown chori is used for the dish. The beans is cooked first and stir-fried with spices to make this healthy side dish.
Recipe courtesy: Yummy O Yummy

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Green Swiss Chard and Azuki Beans (Red Chori) Curry

I'm in love with swiss chard now which tastes very similar to amaranth. This time I bought the green swiss chard. It makes a good combination with azuki beans and the side dish could be served with rice or roti.
Recipe Courtesy: Annarasa Essence of Food...

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Mixed Sprouts Stir-fry (Thoran)


This is a nutritious dish which could be served as a snack or side dish with rice or roti. Sprouts of green gram (moong), azuki beans (red chori), black chick pea and fenugreek are used for making this stir-fry.
Recipe Courtesy: Yummy O Yummy
Also participating in The Well Seasoned Cook's MLLA # 30

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Red Chori Sprout Usli (Salad / Sundal / Guggillu)


Usli (Konkani) or Sundal (Tamil) or Guggillu (Telugu) is a bean-lentil salad popular in South India. Different kinds of salads are prepared with different varieties of beans and lentils. Here I made usli with sprouted red chori (red cowpeas or azuki beans). It could be served as a snack or as a side dish with rice. Sprouting of red chori could be done easily in 1-3 days depending on the weather.
Recipe Courtesy: Veggie Platter

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Mathanga Vanpayar Erissery (Pumpkin Red Cowpeas in Coconut gravy)

Erissery is a side dish usually served in traditional Kerala sadyas. There are different varieties of erissery made with different combination of vegetables. Pumpkin - red cowpeas erissery is one of my favorites. Pumpkin or any other squash variety could be used for the dish. I used red chori (red cowpeas / azuki beans) here which is smaller than the vanpayar that we get in Kerala.
Recipe Courtesy: Yummy O Yummy