Kappa Puzhukku – Kerala Style Tapioca Recipe
Kappa Puzhukku is a traditional Kerala-style tapioca dish made with boiled cassava, spices, curry leaves and coconut oil. Tapioca, known as kappa in Malayalam, is widely enjoyed across Kerala as a breakfast dish, side dish or hearty staple food.
The tapioca is boiled until soft, lightly mashed and then combined with an aromatic tempering to create a rustic dish with a soft yet slightly chunky texture.
A classic way to serve Kerala Kappa Puzhukku is alongside spicy fish curry, especially sardine or Kerala-style fish curry. It also pairs well with meat curries and other traditional South Indian dishes.
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Ingredients
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| 1Kg Tapioca | |
| 2Litre Water | |
| 1Tspn Turmeric powder | |
| 1Tspn Salt | |
| 2Tbspn Onion chopped | |
| 4cloves Garlic cloves | |
| 3nos. Green Chilli | |
| 4Gm Cumin seeds | |
| 6leaves Curry leaf | |
| 1Tbspn Coconut oil |
Nutritional Information
380 Kcal
Calorie
4g
Protein
65g
Carbohydrate
8g
Fat
5g
Fiber
Directions
1.
Stage 1
Using a mortar and pestle crush onion, garlic, green chilli, cumin seeds and curry leaf altogether.
Add coconut oil in to it, crush and mix it altogether. Keep it aside.
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2.
Stage 2
Wash and clean tapioca and put it in a thick bottom pot.
Pour cold water in to it, add turmeric powder and salt.
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3.
Stage 3
Allow to boil and cook until the tapioca is soft.
Drain out the boiled water leaving some amount of water in the pot.
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4.
Stage 4
Now add in the crushed mixture in to tapioca. Mix well.
Using a wooden spatula gently mash tapioca by leaving some bite size pieces.
Serve it in a bowl.
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