What a Swell Palyaa
To celebrate the national holidays of the
I followed the recipe except that I used dried red chiles instead of fresh green ones, and I did not add any curry leaves (kadipatta), because it seemed that on Independence Day one can be exempt from extra shopping trips. You know already that I am a fierce patriot of beta vulgaris in all its forms, but I had never made anything quite like this.
I heated the oil and sizzled spices and a few tablespoons of urad dal. For this dish the lentils function as a seasoning rather than a staple ingredient. Then I added the thinly sliced onions and finally the sliced beets. Cooking time is brief, especially for a beet recipe, and the sweet spicy palyaa is delicious hot off the stove or at room temperature.
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5 Comments:
Why didn't someone tell me that you don't have to make extra shopping trips on Independance Day!!! :):) The dish looks great, by the way.
Interesting .You really liked indian recipes.I guess you like spiceness on the whole
Thanks, Sher,
Glad to set things straight.
Hi Ramya,
I do like both very much--stay tuned for the kimchi watch.
This palyaa looks great ! Well done. Interesting concept to prepare Indian dishes for North American national holidays :).
Thanks, Spicehut,
I hope to try more of your recipes.
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