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    Seasoned Tapioca with Green Chilli Chutney / Kappa Puzhukku with Mulaku Chammanthi / Talicha Marchini Kilangu

    January 4, 2012 By Aarthi 28 Comments

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    What do you think about this combination..This is one of the best combo in foods..Tapioca is one of the vegetable which falls under the category love it or leave it..If you love it like me,then this dish is heavenly for you…But if you hate it, sorry you are missing something, that’s all I can say..

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    I made a garlicky spicy chutney to go along with this..I added some coconut oil which made the chutney less spicy and so flavourful..Amma make this chutney by grinding shallots, garlic and dry red chilli along with salt..You could try it that way too.. 
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    There is another one dish which goes perfectly with this tapioca..It is fish curry. The fish curry which you make for this is not the one which you add coconut or something like that, It is made little tangy by adding tamarind and curry leaves..I will surely post it some day..
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    So here you go for the recipe..
    Ingrediants:
    For Seasoned Tapioca:
    Tapioca / Marchini Kilangu / Kuchikezhangu / Kappakezhangu / Cassava – 1 kg
    Mustard Seed / Kaduku -1 tsp
    Urad Dal / Ulundu – 1tsp
    Dry Red Chilli – 2
    Curry leaves – 1 spring
    Salt to taste
    Oil- 1 tsp
    For Green Chilli Chutney:
    Green Chilli – 4
    Garlic – 4
    Salt to taste
    Coconut Oil – 3 tblspn
    Method:
    For Seasoned Tapioca:
    Peel the outer hard skin of the tapioca and cut into bite sized pieces. Put it in a colander and wash it well.
    Take it in a saucepan and cover it with water.Add salt to taste and bring this to a boil. Simmer this for 20-25 mins or untill the tapioca is cooked through. Drain it and set aside.
    Now make seasoning by heating 1 tsp of oil and add in mustard and urad dal. After it crackles add in dry red chilli and curry leaves. Mix well.
    Add the boiled tapioca and mix well. Adjust the seasoning and remove into a bowl.
    Serve it with green chilli Chutney
    For Green Chilli Chutney:
    Take green chilli, garlic and salt in a blender and grind it roughly. Now add in coconut oil and mix well. Serve this with tapioca..

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    Take all your ingrediants for tapioca..You will need some oil too..
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    My Friend got me this lovely fresh tapioca...Thanks shabi for this..
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    Prepare them by peeling and chopping them
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    Heat water in a sauce pan
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    add salt in that
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    add tapioca
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    cover and cook
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    untill done
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    drain it and set aside
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    now make seasoning by heating oil
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    add mustard and urad dal
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    add dry red chilli
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    add some curry leaves
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    and fry for some sec
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    now add boiled tapioca in this
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    and mix well
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    Serve as it is..Or you could go a little ahead and do like me..
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    Make a simple green chilli chutney
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    take green chilli in a blender
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    add garlic
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    salt
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    and crush it
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    now add a good amount of coconut oil in this
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    and mix well
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    Now serve this with tapioca
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    YUM YUM Right
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    These are the best combo ever
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    You will get lost i can tell you that..
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    About Aarthi

    Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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    Comments

    1. Padhu

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      Sure would taste great with that hot chutney

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    2. faseela

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      Aarthi....drooling here...such a wonderful combo...who will not like...super...

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    3. Tina

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      Fresh tapioca! I am not sure I can even get my hands on that, but your dish sure does look good. I do need to expand my range of cuisine and this looks like a great thing to start with. I will need to seek out some tapioca. Great step by step pictures!

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    4. Renu

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      Hi Aarthi,
      Thanks for stopping by my blog, Gosh you have the energy to post every single day, that's wonderful. i just loved the chettinad potatoes recipe on your blog, My husband makes this with chicken but never gave it a shot with potatoes, will definitely try it out.

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    5. Irene

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      My mom makes this tapioca dish. Very very tasty... Thanks for sharing 🙂

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    6. Ansh

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      Hey Aarti, thanks!! I love the collection os amazing recipes here and your unusual serving dishes are beautiful. Happy to follow you!

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    7. Torviewtoronto

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      one of our favourite combination looks wonderful

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    8. divya

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      super tempting dish tempts me a lot,mouthwatering here..

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    9. Suja

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      Beautiful and tempting combo..love it

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    10. Roshni

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      Hey aarthi, when i started seeing your blog i had noted that you were a tamilian. when I saw today's recipe, i suddenly had a doubt. cause this is very typical of kerala, especially when you mentioned the combo with fish curry. then i again checked your about page. you are from nagercoil. hence the recipes are very similar to what we make in trivandrum 🙂 I love kappa in the form. we add a little coconut also to this.

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    11. Cynthia

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      I love cassava cooked this way. In the Caribbean we have a version and call it "boil and fry" 🙂

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    12. Biny Anoop

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      hey this is my fav...love it

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    13. Anonymous

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      Yummy Tapioca Dear.Luks yum yum

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    14. Christy Gerald

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      Delish luking Tapioca .Yummy!

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    15. anthony stemke

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      Based on your photos this looks very good. I've never eaten cassava, I think it is similar to potato.
      Going to try this when I get some cassava.

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    16. VineelaSiva

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      Wow this recipe looks very yummy.Love to try.Cant wait to buy the tapiaco until this weekend.

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    17. Hamaree Rasoi

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      Very healthy and tasty tapioca with green chutney.

      Deepa
      Hamaree Rasoi

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    18. maha

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      a very new recipe with a new combo..sounds really good..can feel the taste aarthi............

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    19. kankana

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      Looks lovely! A light and healthy side.

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    20. Ann

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      That looks delicious! I've never seen tapioca like that....just the little pebble beads that come in a box. It looks like something I would LOVE!

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    21. Only Fish Recipes

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      drooling dear...loved the chutney combo with it 🙂

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    22. Kaveri

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      Brings back memories of hostel days, where kappa and milaku chammathi was a staple...I used to love it.
      Like your version

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    23. Anisha

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      This is one of my favorites...Looks mouthwatering!

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    24. Blackswan

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      Wow, you've such an informative blog! Thks for your lovely comments @ Shirley's Luxury Haven!

      Awesome pix & recipe. I'm also following u now & looking fwd to sharing, not just on food 🙂

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    25. Chandrani

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      Its looks awesome.

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    26. hemalata

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      Super tempting combo, looks very tasty.

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    27. Priya

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      Yum yum,wish to have some rite now..

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    28. venu bujju

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      Hi arthi .....me 2 frm nagercoil.nw m settled in chennai...my fav recipi tanks for sharing...

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