Kerala style pepper mushroom is
a vegan and gluten-free recipe from South India. This easy dry mushroom dish
gets ready within minutes and tastes amazing. It is
a tasty vegetarian delicacy, very tempting and irresistible. This is unique and
special with chopped mushrooms blended with spicy ingredients and fried till
crisp. Mushrooms are nutritious rich in vital nutrients required for body.
Kerala is a beautiful state of
Southern India and is also known as “Land of spices”. The climate of Kerala is
considered to be perfect for cultivating rich quality spices. The state holds a
very prominent place in spice trading across the globe since ancient times.
That’s the reason why Kerala’s food is so flavorful and aromatic. Simple and Quick Appetizer that can be
prepared in minutes.
It’s simply addictive it can be had any time of the day as
a snack. Otherwise, it can be served as a side dish for roti or as a starter.
It can also be used as a filling while preparing preparing sandwiches and rolls.
Serve immediately after preparing as the dish tastes best when it is hot.
It gets it flavor from the garlic,
pepper and cumin seeds and is very easy to prepare, do give it a try if you
like mushrooms. Pepper coated, tender, juicy mushrooms are stir fried to
perfection. It takes less time to prepare this wonder food, hence it remains my
favorite quick fix vegetarian recipe. If you like the punch of pepper or are a mushroom
lover, you have to try this recipe.
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Prep time
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Cooking
time
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Serves
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10 mins
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10 mins
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2 persons
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Recipe type: Side dish for rice and roti.
Cuisine: Kerala Cuisine
Ingredients
Seasonings
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1. Clean the
dirt off the Mushrooms with a cloth. If
you are using fresh mushrooms, there is no need to cook it. Instead, fry it
with all other ingredients.Trim the stems and quickly wash in water, two
times and drain immediately. Cut each Mushroom into 4 parts and keep aside
along with the other items.
2. Heat oil in a pan and add
mustard seeds. Saute for a few seconds till they become fragrant.
3. Add, curry
leaves, green chilies and onions which has to be sautéd for around 8-10
minutes, till onion becomes translucent.Do
not add salt as it would bring out the water and you will not be able to get a
good sear on the mushrooms.
4. Dry
roast whole pepper for 2-3mins or till nice aroma comes. Powder it coarsely.Add
all the spices and saute for few minutes.
5. Add chopped mushrooms and cook covered on low flames
stirring now and then. (No need to add water as mushroom oozes out water) Saute in low flame for another 3 minutes
and switch off the flame.
6. Add in salt to taste and pepper powder. Once mushrooms are cooked, switch off
the flame. Give a quick mix garnish with coriander leaves.
Serving suggestions
1. You can
serve it as appetizer or as a side dish with Fried rice, Noodles, Naan or Roti.Leftover pepper mushroom can be
used as a stuffing in sandwiches and rolls.
2. Serve it with roti, paratha or any
other Indian bread of your choice.Enjoy it as a side dish with rice and dal.
Notes
1. Black peppercorns are oughly crushed adjust as per your taste. If you like it less spicy, add only one green chili,
and add less amount of chilli flakes and black pepper.While stir frying Mushroroms no salt should be
added to avoid release of water. Add salt only last.
2. Pepper should be crushed coarsely. The dish
should have peppery bites to get the perfect flavor. Adding
freshly ground pepper powder gives a great flavor.Do not overcook Mushrooms.
3. It should be crispy
and tender.dding capsicum is purely optional.
4. This is spicy fry so adjust spice powders if you want to reduce
hotness.
This looks delightful! Will definitely try out some time, as we love mushrooms. :)
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