Olan is a traditional
curry in
Kerala. Different recipes are used in different areas, this is the one followed in Malabar regions.
Ingredients
Ingredients
- 1 cup white Pumpkin - cut into 1 inch squares
- 1-2 Green Chillies
- 1/2 cup raw Plantain(Pachakkaya) - Skinned and cut into thin round pieces
- 3-4 long beans , cut into 1 inch length pieces.
- 1/2 cup Coconut milk
- Salt - as required
- 1/2 tbs coconut oil
Preparation
Cook Pumpkin, plantain and the beans together with salt and enough water to just cover the vegetables.
Cover the pot with a lid so that the water does not evaporate. Cook until the vegetables are soft.It takes about10-12 minutes. Add the green chillies and coconut milk and continue cooking at low flame for few more minutes. Adjust the salt if required. Do not boil at this stage. Pour the coconut oil over the curry,mix well and remove from heat. Serve with rice as a side dish.
Love the creaminess of the dish as well as the presentation on the leaf plate:)
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ReplyDeleteLovely presentation in that cute leaf like bowl... Happy Onam.. don't know for sure if it is today :)
ReplyDeleteSimple and nice curry vrinda:) love to have this with rice....nice presentaion as well....
ReplyDeleteI love this curry...my friend used to bring this for me for every Onam...nice picture :)
ReplyDeleteVery new to me.. looks very tempting...lovely presentation.. :)
ReplyDeleteWe make olan with slight difference Vrinda..with vanpayar and kumbalanga..looks like onam is here..thanks for the bell..hugs
ReplyDeleteOlan is one of my fav dishes. I love how subtle it taste. Can just sit and drink it out of a bowl like soup :)
ReplyDeleteI have never had those before....it looks very interesting and delicious.
ReplyDeleteThe leaf dish is cute.
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ReplyDeleteolan is my fav too...we used to make without beans..ur versions looks grt..will try for coming onam celebration!@
ReplyDeleteYummy Olan..The coconut oil will give a nice flavour to this dish..
ReplyDeletelooks yum... very nicely presented too...
ReplyDeleteI love this with pumpkin! How yummy and how pretty it looks!
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ReplyDeletethis looks great and so simple love it
ReplyDeletelooks like it is somthing close to aviyal ! i'm in to taste this !
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me....coconut milk must have added nice flavor as well as fragrance
ReplyDeleteVrindaa.....this vessel is just superb.. :) we make in a different way.... :)but this looks superb... :)
ReplyDeleteone of my fav. Kerala dish looks great love to have that with rosemattarice and pappadam mmmm yum.
ReplyDeleteSucha a traditional dish Vrinda!!looks really yummy..
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ReplyDeleteCurry looks lovely! i love that leaf shaped bowl
ReplyDeleteDelicious! I love the presentation in a leaf plate!
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I've never had curried pumpkin or plantains. I bet it was very yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you vrinda for this recipie on time. I have not tried to make olan , this time i'm going to try it for onam....Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletesuperb presentation vrinda....i think its to yummy...
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