Arvi - 1/2 kg
Red chilly powder - 2 tsps
Haldi powder - 1/4 tsp
Hing - 1/4 tsp
Salt as required
Besan - 2 tsps
Oil
Method:
Boil the arvis in a microwave bowl with water for 12-15 minutes.
Remove the skin and cut into small pieces.
Now marinate the arvi pieces with salt,haldi powder, red chilly powder,hing and besan and leave aside for some time.
Now pour sufficient oil in a kadai and put the arvi pieces little by little and deep fry in a low flame
Don't remove the arvi pieces soon but fry them in hot oil for some time.
Put all the fried arvi pieces in a bowl and serve.
You can have this arvi roast with rasam rice sambar rice or however you want.
It has come out perfect and crisp . I luv it anytime
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ReplyDeleteCrispy n perfect..yum!
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Nice.. It was very late in life that I started liking arvi but once I started I can't stop. I will try your recipe.
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy dear....
ReplyDeleteNice shepankizhangu roast Indu, I want to try it but afraid of itching while removing the skin.
ReplyDeletei love arvi ...looks so delicious
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Delicious roast!!
ReplyDeleteYumm, droolworthy and my fav roast..
ReplyDeletecrispy ones.. great..
ReplyDeleteoh, I love this :-)
ReplyDeleteI love this veggie...but hardly available here :-(
ReplyDeleteHave to satisfy just by looking your tasty dish
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Yummy seppankilangu roast!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm....looks mouthwatering
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What a coincindence...i made the same today..had it with rasam rice....yours look crisp and yumm
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i love this..looks so perfect nd yummy!!
ReplyDeletewow Mouthwatering receipe.
ReplyDeleteyummy arbi....this is the most popular arbi fry in this part of the country.
ReplyDeleteLooks so crisp n yummy !!!
ReplyDeletelooks yummy
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites - never a bad time to eat. Love yours - perfect and crisp!
ReplyDeleteLooks good..
ReplyDeleteHi there, glad i'm back to food blogging and to visit your lovely space. Love the way you have used your ingredients.
ReplyDeletecrisp n perfect ...too tempting dear..
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chama dumpa fry,it looks very tasty
ReplyDeletelooks yum!
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ReplyDeleteLooks spicy, yummy and tempting.
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ReplyDeleteThat look spicy and yummy...:)
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I have started loving chepankayangu only aftr my wedding...
ReplyDeleteLove it roasted... we add a bit of dosa molagapidi to it also...
yummy ..I make it the same way, except that i add some fennel powder to it..
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