I think the dish, Pappada Thoran is not a usual vegetarian side dish everybody would prepare. This makes me nostalgic and reminds me of my vallyamma(mother's mother), though she was not a great cook , but whatever few dishes she makes was phenomenal...I miss her badly..and this is her recipe which i am sharing here today. This dish has a unique taste of its own.Mostly we eat pappad as pappad itself, but this dish has a blend of spices and coconut with deep fried pappadam's in it.It is after a long time i am making this.. Just made a little as i was not sure whether my kids would like, but the dish just vanished, before each one could ask for a second time. So over to the recipe...
Ingredients
- Pappad - 6
- Onion chopped - 2
- Red chilly powder - 1/2 - 3/4 Tsp
- Green chilly - 2
- Turmeric powder - 1/4 Tsp
- Grated coconut - 2 Tbsp
- Mustard Seeds - 1/4 Tsp
- Dry red chilly - 2
- Curry Leaves - 1 Sprig
- Garlic - 2 flakes
- Coconut Oil - 2 Tbsp and also for frying
Preparation
- Heat oil in a kadai, and crackle mustard seeds, add dry red chilly and curry leaves.
- In a bowl mix with your hand onion chopped, green chilly, grated coconut, turmeric powder, red chilly powder and salt.
- Now add this and cook until onions turn pink and soft(No need to brown).
- Finally add crushed garlic.Mix well.
- While serving make pappad's and mix.
- I have used appalam here, as i couldn't get Kerala pappadam.
- I made the pappad's in oven, but it will be much tastier if you fry it in oil.
- Add pappad's only while serving, as they may become soggy if you mix earlier.
- If you would like to make it spicier you can add a pinch of pepper powder.
Linking this to Lets cook for Fathers day, WTML June 2014 hosted By The Big Sweet Tooth event by Gayathri
Wow this seems interesting and innovative. And of course can imagine the crunchy n spicy taste. Yummm..
ReplyDeletei never used coconut. will try this version soon
ReplyDeletean interesting way to serve fried papad... lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteWe gujjus also make papad gathia nu shak. This is nice.
ReplyDeletelove the crunchy bites in thoran,yummy delightful one !!!
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me, looks interesting!
ReplyDeletethis is something my colleague used to make and bring... reminded me of him... got to try this, the kids will love it...
ReplyDeleteLooks so crunchy nd spicy. loved it.. :)
ReplyDeletemy grandmother also makes this. nice yummy thoran..
ReplyDeleteVery innovative and tempting papad dish!
ReplyDeleteI have never had this...but looks so good...will try it
ReplyDeleteNow this is innovative!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog in spite of me not being regular at blogging.It means a lot to me.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter and I love pappada thoran it is hard for us to stop even after second helping.
distinct recipe. crunchy and yummy thoran
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ReplyDeleteTempting Pappadam thoran....nanayittundu :-)
ReplyDeleteyummy thoran with pappadam..nice recipe..
ReplyDeleteI never tasted papad curry and also heard about through blogs. Curry looks flavorful
ReplyDeletepappada thoran adipoli love it.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting way to serve a papad stir fried dish......delicious!
ReplyDeletevery interesting recipe ...i should try it for sure
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ReplyDeleteWow this is so interesting and innovative...looks yummy
ReplyDeletethank u so much for all the sweet comments. i need this support all the time
ReplyDeleteI love papada thoran a lot with onions and spices this looks super tempting :) delicious recipe dear !!
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