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Raw Papaya Mash Curry # My Mom's Recipe
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Raw Papaya Mash Curry # My Mom's Recipe

crazyandcooking with Serene & Timmy
crazyandcooking with Serene & Timmy @cook_7837154
Bangalore

Not everyone loves to eat papaya as a fruit. I'm one among those. I prefer raw papaya to ripe papaya. But I do not have the patience to do all that chopping for an amazing papaya kerala style stir fry traditionally known as thoran. To such people comes the amazing kitchen technique- MASH :P I don't think you will find a similar recipe in google, because its my Mummy's patent which I just grabbed for free.

Not everyone loves to eat papaya as a fruit. I'm one among those. I prefer raw papaya to ripe papaya. But I do not have the patience to do all that chopping for an amazing papaya kerala style stir fry traditionally known as thoran. To such people comes the amazing kitchen technique- MASH :P I don't think you will find a similar recipe in google, because its my Mummy's patent which I just grabbed for free.

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Raw Papaya Mash Curry # My Mom's Recipe

crazyandcooking with Serene & Timmy
crazyandcooking with Serene & Timmy @cook_7837154
Bangalore

Not everyone loves to eat papaya as a fruit. I'm one among those. I prefer raw papaya to ripe papaya. But I do not have the patience to do all that chopping for an amazing papaya kerala style stir fry traditionally known as thoran. To such people comes the amazing kitchen technique- MASH :P I don't think you will find a similar recipe in google, because its my Mummy's patent which I just grabbed for free.

Not everyone loves to eat papaya as a fruit. I'm one among those. I prefer raw papaya to ripe papaya. But I do not have the patience to do all that chopping for an amazing papaya kerala style stir fry traditionally known as thoran. To such people comes the amazing kitchen technique- MASH :P I don't think you will find a similar recipe in google, because its my Mummy's patent which I just grabbed for free.

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Ingredients

10 mins
4-serving
  • 1/2 numberpapaya medium sized raw peeled and cut into big pieces (throw away the seeds)
  • 1 numberGreen chilli , slit
  • 5 - 6 clovesgarlic Crushed
  • 4 - 5 numbersshallots Crushed/ chopped
  • 1/4 teaspoonMustard seeds
  • 1/4 teaspoonCumin seeds (optional- can avoid if you are not a cumin person)
  • 1 sprigsCurry leaves
  • 1 - 2 numbersred chilli dried (optional, mum doesnt add this, its my tweak to the recipe for a little show off)
  • 1/4 teaspoonsTurmeric powder
  • 1/2 handfulcoconut grated
  • to tasteSalt
  • 1 teaspooncoconut oil (preferably, can use any vegetable oil alternatively)
  • as requiredWater
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10 mins
  1. 1

    Pressure cook the papaya pieces, slit green chillies, 2-3 crushed garlic cloves, some salt and turmeric with enough water to cover it all for 2-3 whistles.

  2. 2

    Grind the grated coconut with some water to a smooth paste (a well ground chutney consistency like).

  3. 3

    For the seasoning-Heat oil in a pan and crackle mustard and cumin seeds along with dried red chillies and curry leaves. Add the shallots and remaining garlic cloves as well. Get it all brownish (not just golden brown).

  4. 4

    Open the pressure cooker lid once it has cooled down, mash the papaya pieces well to make it a thick gravy.

  5. 5

    With the flame on, add the ground coconut paste and mix well. Make sure to boil off if any excess water is there. Add the seasoning too in. You just need to cook for 2 -3 minutes on low flame. Check for salt and add more if required. You can put off the flame when it begins to boil. Serve hot, perfect with rice (and some pappad if you like). Can try as a side to roti as well.

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on July 20, 2016 04:44
Bangalore
Hello ! Welcome to my kitchen wars @ crazyandcooking. Fed up with long years of hostel food, I started cooking for survival and then my Masterchef fan husband came along with what I lacked -his cutting and chopping skills. Be it a lazy cook or an intense cook, we have fun in the kitchen; Not to mention, our kitchen extends to the whole house. We are here to share our easy-lazy-fun explorations, hoping it would salivate your palate.I enjoy making food but me and food have a love-hate relationship. When we break up, my better half orders it online : )
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