I was addicted to Bok choy for sometime. She used to find her way to our dining table in stews, soups, stir fries, you name it, and you can find traces of bok choy in some dish or other. My husband doesn't share the same love, but he makes it a point to pick a bunch or two whenever he sees it fresh. So we were on a mission - "finish off bok choy" as we hoarded some. This recipe was completely swapped from Mom as it was her idea to use it Kerala style and boy! I was surprised to see how well bok choy mingled with coconut. Try and see .... you will love it.
Ingredients
Bok Choy - 1 bunch
Toor dal - 1/2 cup
Tomato - 1 big
Onion - 1 medium
Green chillies - 3 nos
To grind
Grated coconut - 1/2 cup
Pearl onions - 3 nos
Garlic - 2 cloves
Red Chilli powder - 1/2 tsp
For tempering
Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
Pearl onions - 5 nos
Dry red chillies - 2 nos
Curry leaves
Directions
Pressure cook toor dal, tomato, onion, green chillies, and turmeric powder for 2-3 whistles. When the pressure releases, open the cooker. Chop off the firm stalks of bok choy. Add bok choy and allow the steam to pass through it. Immediately add the ground paste shown above (To grind). When it starts to boil, switch off the stove.
Heat oil in a pan, crackle mustard seeds. Add curry leaves, pearl onions, and dry chillies. Pour this to the above curry cooked in the pressure cooker.
is it raddish leaves??
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, this is not radish, some call it pak choy, pok choy, bok choy, etc., in india mostly it is available as baby bok choy. Try it. I am sure you will love it.
ReplyDeleteI never mix it with indian flavor, always in south asian cooking, will def. try this one. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletenever tried with Bok choy...very innovative!!!! Love to taste this!
ReplyDeleteThats really yummy...
ReplyDeleteGood & healthy....looks good too...
ReplyDeletewow..healthy & delicious,a perfect fusion:)
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Yippee.. I loved that. Another foreign leaf that can be made Indian :). Way to go Sebeena.
ReplyDeleteSounds something interesting dear...Hmm am not sure whether we get these everytime here in Chennai!!! But sounds yum :)
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Sharanya
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