A 'must-do' side dish for chapathi during avarekaalu season. It is simple to cook and to eat ;) too.
You need the following to make Avarekaalu Usli :
Avarekaalu : 1 big cup, (deseeded beans) (surti papdi, green hyacinth beans)
Onion : 2 (chopped length wise)
Ginger : 2 " piece, thinly sliced
Green Chillies : 5
Lemon Juice : from 1 lemon (small lemon)
Salt
Water
Oil (1tsp), mustard, curry leaves, turmeric (1 pinch)
1.Heat oil in a cooker pan. When it is hot add mustard seeds. Once it stops poping, add curry leaves, green chillies, ginger and sautee for a minute. Add chopped onion and fry till onion changes color.
2. Add deseeded avarekaalu, water and salt. Bring to boil. Check for salt, adjust if required. Close the cooker lid and pressure cook for 2 whistles.
3. When pressure comes down, open the cooker lid and add lemon juice. Give a good stir. Serve with chapathi/paratha.
simple to prepare looks delicious,..
ReplyDeleteLooks so clear,new to me! Usili and Usli are very different:D
ReplyDeletei like avarekaalu bhaat(rice) very much,usli too looks tasty..go to try.
ReplyDeletetruly authentic.... looks yum!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow something new and yum.
ReplyDeleteLucky you to get fresh avarekalu, looks so tasty! :)
ReplyDeletedelicious like avrekaalu in any way but your recipe is little different then me ummmm yummy
ReplyDeleteSimple dish and it looks very clear like a soup nice dish really different...
ReplyDeleteSImple yet tasty side dish!
ReplyDeleteNew to me..looks simple and yummy vani..Are they lima beans?
ReplyDeletesimple and yummy :) I thought usli is supposed to be dry...but this looks different :)
ReplyDelete@A and N,
ReplyDeleteYes the name is quite misleading. Somehow I could not reason out why it was named usli!
This looks easy and yummy..I thought Usli is dry.. this is different..Bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteOur uslis are usually dry. It sure sounds like a great combi with chappati, LG!
ReplyDeleteVer simple and nice:) Pic looks good!
ReplyDeletewe never made averaaalu this way. looks good LG
ReplyDeleteVery different kind of usli. For me anything with Averekalu tastes good. Looks good.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a soup! Very differenet recipe LK :)
ReplyDeleteI love avarekaalu usli :).. but we prepare it dry..need to try ur version during avarekaalu season.
ReplyDeleteSounds authentic. Great sidedish..
ReplyDeleteSo lucky to get fresh avarekaalu. I think kanada recipes are so simple to cook. Ur dish looks so tasty. Waiting for more posts from you.
ReplyDeletevery healthy and simple too..good one..
ReplyDeletelooks like a clear veg soup:) new to me, sounds nice!!will sure give a try!!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe can even be called a soup.I'm sure it will make a tasty entree' by itself.
ReplyDeleteeven we prepare avrekalu usli, but it is with different ingredients & this looks quite new for me. Will try it next time when I get avrekaalu :)
ReplyDeleteI am missing this Avarekallu ri :(
ReplyDeleteThis is my fav usli, I am drooling here :D Nice click :)
this is such a simple and delicious curry! Looks tempting Lakshmi!
ReplyDeletewow ! i like avarekalu ..my next post will be avare kalu sambaru ..mangalore style :) i just love avare kalu Thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteSimple recipe.. easy to make.. will try it! Yumm!
ReplyDeletecooked it and loved it :) thanks LG :)
ReplyDeleteLakshmi...chk my Blog!!
ReplyDeletesomething is waiting for you!!
Tried this today with frozen avarekaalu. This is one dish where the look does not do justice to the taste.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a keeper! (I used to only make the usual uppittu/hidikbele saaru. Now I have one more recipe)
what would we do without avare!! Nice and simple side dish for chappati!
ReplyDelete@ Sia and Paaka Priya,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to hear that you liked it.
this is new to me.. i prepared paruppu usli, this one looks yum and new da.
ReplyDeleteHey lakshmi .nimma usali nodi nange aase aagi saaru madide .. Thanks for the comments kanri barta iri :)
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