My neighbor aunty gives me a share of jack fruit every time she cuts one at her home. They have a tree in their backyard. The thought of fresh, sweet jack fruit itself is very salviating, but it is also accompanied by the tiresome process of separating the arils. But Aunty usually gives me the seeded arils and that leaves me with ready-to-use fruit bulbs. Most of the times, it will be just ripe and firm. Apart from making chakka curry, mostly I end up making this simple molagushyam. Though this doesn't take any ingredients other than salt, chilli powder and ground pepper to spice it up and light garnish of coconut oil and curry leaves, it tastes awesome. This can be prepared in 10 minutes.
- Ripe jackfruit arils chopped into bite size - 2 cups
- Red chilli powder - 1/4 tspn
- Ground pepper - 1/4 tspn
- Salt to taste
- Coconut oil - 1 tspn
- Curry leaves - few sprigs
Method
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P.S: Thanks to all who appreciated the new look of my blog. The part of the appreciation should go to my dear friend Shoba, who was intrumental in getting this new look. She suggested the color theme and even picked the pictures for the header. She patiently gave feed back in the process of updation and when she finally said its looking great and I know she means it.
Wow never had this delicious dish, looks fantastic..
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So new for me and looks yum
ReplyDeleteluks delicious...congrats for the winner.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a jack fruit salsa. I wish we get jack fruit here. Will give it a try.
ReplyDeletei really love this traditiobnal recipes you come up with...looks so good..
ReplyDeleteI wish someone gave chakka to me too,hehe!!
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I am craving for it now. looks soo delicious and love the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI have always eaten jackfruit just as fruit or the jam form. This sounds so different!
ReplyDeleteShoba has been suggesting to me too some changes...I love your new makeover...time for me to heed to shoba I guess.
Hey J,
ReplyDeleteWhy anyone would waste chakkai on molagooshyam or anything else...naan appidiyae saapiduvane...I love your header...it simply puts forth all that your blog talks about...COngrats to Vaishali...
Shobha
This is quite a simple dish with jackfruit.. cos the ones i've known are very complicated types ..
ReplyDeleteLatakka, Do give a makeover to your blog too.
ReplyDeleteShoba, when u get too much of chakkai, I end up making some curries too
kanchan, yeah this is a simple dish but very tasty.
Lovely Jackfruit curry. Congrats to Vaishali!
ReplyDeleteHey, I tried the cutlets. It was awesome. To try out I just made a small batch and it was gone so quick. I will be making it again for sure.