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Idichakka or Idinchakka Thoran /Tender Jack Fruit Stir Fry
Jack fruit is one of the seasonal products in Kerala and it is available in different varieties. Idichakka or Idinchakka /Tender Jack fruit thoran is one such popular dish in which tender jackfruit is cooked, then shredded and stir fried with coconut,some spices and served along with steamed rice.It is simple to make and very delicious to eat. Ingredients : Tender Jack fruit /Idichakka : 1 small / 1 can which is available in most Indian grocery stores Ginger /Inji : 1 small piece Garlic /Veluthulli : 2 pods Cumin seeds /Jeerakam : 1/4 tsp Green Chillies /Pachamulaku : 2-3 Small onion /Shallots /Cheriyaulli : 4-5 Grated coconut /Thenga Chirakiyathu : 1/2 cup Dry red chilly /Vattal mulaku : 2 broken into 2 pieces Turmeric powder /Manjalpodi : 1/2 tsp Mustard seeds /Kadugu : 1/4 tsp Curry leaves /Kariveppilla : 1 sprig Coconut oil : 1 tbsp Salt to taste Method of Preparation : 1. Cut the jackfruit in to small pieces and de-skin them, remove the stem ,top portion of the tender jackfruit if it is too hard and wash the pieces with salt. or if your using canned jack fruit, drain the water and rinse the jackfruit pieces in water. 2. Pressure cook the cleaned jackfruit with little water, salt and 1/4 tsp of turmeric powder for 1-2 whistle or cook covered in a pan till soft. (Note : Do not overcook the pieces), when it is done remove from fire,drain it and allow it to cool. 3. Shred the cooked jackfruit piece by pounding them using a pestle or pulse in a food processor or mixer. 4. Combine grated coconut, shallots,green chilies,ginger,cumin seeds and 1/4 tsp turmeric powder and grind it coarsely. 5. Combine the grounded coconut mixture to the shredded jackfruit. 6. Heat coconut oil in a pan ,add dry chilly pieces, splutter mustard seeds and add curry leaves. 7. Now add the coconut jackfruit mix and saute them in medium heat. 8. Cover and cook for couple of minutes in low flame, finally add fresh curry leaves and 1 tsp of coconut oil and saute for a minute, adjust the salt and remove from the fire. 9. Serve with hot steamed rice or kanji. Note : The traditional recipes made in the Southern parts of Kerala do not use garlic,but i have used as it is good for digestion. related searches : Idichakka
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