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Brussels Sprouts The Indian Way

A visit to the farmers market and one would never know what one would find at the market. It is like life, you take what you find and make something out of it. This week we found some fresh brussel sprouts  and I had the opportunity to prepare them the south Indian way. In Tamil Nadu they call these kala kosu or baby cabbage. I remember my Appa enjoying them when they used to sell them fresh from Ooty. It looked very cute, tasted delicious and were in great demand. The western way of preparing them is by roasting them in the oven while the Indian way is to cook it on the stove top. Here is the simple way I prepared for my family.


Gadgets:

Heavy Bottom Wok
Spatula
Cutting Board
Knife
Colander
Measuring Cups and Spoons


Ingredients:

Brussels Sprouts - 2 Cups
Oil - 4 tsp
Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp
Cumin Powder - 1 tsp
Fresh Cracked Pepper - 1/4 tsp
Dry Red Chilies - 3
Salt
Asafoetida Powder - 1/8th tsp


Preparation:

1. Clean and remove some lose leaves, stem from the brussels sprouts and cut them into halves.

2. Place the heavy bottom wok on the stove oil on medium high.

3. Add asafoetida, mustard seeds and red chilies and allow for the mustard seeds to pop.

4. Add brussels sprouts and mix well. Cover and allow it to cook for 2 minutes.

5. Add some salt, cumin and pepper powder and mix well. Cover and cook on medium heat while constantly mixing regularly. 

6. Since the sprouts have many layers and each has to be cooked try one to see if it cooked. If it is cooked remove from heat and mix once and leave it covered and serve it hot with any kind of meal. 

4 comments:

  1. looks healthy and delicious sri :)

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  2. yummy n tasty recipe dear..vl try this......
    Maha

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  3. For some reason, I don't buy brussel sprouts at all. I feel like it is too expensive when compared to cabbage and they are pretty much the same taste wise. These look great.

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  4. Looks very well stir fried..
    I had tried your masala peanuts in microwave,tasted good except that the amount of water mentioned;I found a little less n so I added a little more..Hope u don't mind :)

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