Pazham Kalan-Kerala Ripe Banana Curry (with Phulka) -Sadya Special

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"Pazham Kalan-Kerala Ripe Banana Curry (with Phulka) -Sadya Special"
Pazham Kalan – A Kerala Sadya treasure on my plate 🍌🥥🌿
Spicy, tangy, and soul-satisfying, this curry made with ripe bananas and coconut is a perfect homely side for phulka or rice.
A dish that stays fresh for days and tastes even better as it rests.
Kalan is a beloved part of Kerala’s grind festive feast Sadya, especially during Onam.
Made with ripe plantains, coconut, yogurt, and tempered spices, it is known for its spicy, tangy, and slightly sweet flavors.
The best part? It doesn’t need reheating—just let it come to room temperature and enjoy. This dish captures the essence of Kerala cuisine: simple, healthy, and deeply flavorful.
#KeralaCuisine #SadyaSpecial #BananaCurry #IndianFoodLovers #HealthyCooking #FlavorfulEats
Pazham Kalan-Kerala Ripe Banana Curry (with Phulka) -Sadya Special
#CA2025
#CookpadApron2025
#SabjiforDinner
#RegionalFavorite
#HomelyClassic
#PazhamKalan
#Kaalan
#25
"Pazham Kalan-Kerala Ripe Banana Curry (with Phulka) -Sadya Special"
Pazham Kalan – A Kerala Sadya treasure on my plate 🍌🥥🌿
Spicy, tangy, and soul-satisfying, this curry made with ripe bananas and coconut is a perfect homely side for phulka or rice.
A dish that stays fresh for days and tastes even better as it rests.
Kalan is a beloved part of Kerala’s grind festive feast Sadya, especially during Onam.
Made with ripe plantains, coconut, yogurt, and tempered spices, it is known for its spicy, tangy, and slightly sweet flavors.
The best part? It doesn’t need reheating—just let it come to room temperature and enjoy. This dish captures the essence of Kerala cuisine: simple, healthy, and deeply flavorful.
#KeralaCuisine #SadyaSpecial #BananaCurry #IndianFoodLovers #HealthyCooking #FlavorfulEats
Steps
- 1
Peel and cut ripe plantains into small pieces.
Add pepper, red chili powder, sugar, salt, and water in a pan.
Cover and cook for 10 minutes. - 2
- 3
- 4
In a blender, grind coconut, curd, turmeric, cumin, fenugreek, and green chilies into a smooth paste. Keep aside.
- 5
- 6
After 10 mins, check if bananas are cooked.
Add ground coconut paste + ¼ cup water. Mix well.
Add curry leaves. Simmer on low flame till it just boils. Turn off flame. - 7
- 8
For tempering: Heat coconut oil in a small pan.
Add mustard seeds, let them splutter.
Add fenugreek seeds, curry leaves, and dried red chilies.
Fry till chilies turn dark. - 9
- 10
Pour this seasoning into the curry. Mix gently.
Serve warm with phulka, chapati, or rice. - 11
Tips
Always use ripe but firm plantains (not overripe or mushy).
For enhanced flavor, prepare a day ahead—it tastes better as it sits.
Coconut oil is a must for authentic taste.
Balance the spice by adjusting pepper and chilies to your preference.
Goes best with steamed rice, but phulkas are a refreshing pairing too!
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