Chowari (Sago) Kondaattam
Chowari Kondattam, also known as sago crisp fries or javvarisi vadagam is a very famous one all over South India. This is the best accompaniment with sambar rice, Puliogare, coconut rice. etc.
Ingredientsfor 4 servings
- 2 cup Chowari Sago
- 1 Tspn Cumin Seeds
- Salt, to taste
- Coconut/Refined Oil As required for frying the Kondaattam
Preparation
Step 1
Soak the Chowari for about 5 – 6 hrs.
Step 2
After 5 – 6 hrs. Wash the Chowari and add about 10 cups of Water (generally for one cup of Chowari, five cups of water is required) along with Cumin seeds and required quantity of Salt and stir it well.
Step 3
Boil the Chowari in medium flame (while boiling Chowari, stir the mix continuously. When chowari becomes into transparent form (it will take about 10 minutes) turn off the heat and allow to cool the Chowari along with the remaining water for about 5 minutes.
Step 4
Spread a neat and clean cloth/plastic sheet used for packing of food items, in the court yard or terrace, or any other place where direct sun light is available to dry the Kondaattam. Take the boiled Chowari along with the water remained in the Chowari with a medium size spoon or bowl (depending on the size of Kondaattam you require) and put it on the cloth/plastic sheet and spread it in round shape. Allow to dry the Kondaattam well (this may take one or two or even three days to dry properly).
Step 5
Chowari Kondaattam (raw) is ready.
Step 6
Heat the oil in a Frying pan/Cheenachatty and fry the Kondaattam.
Step 7
Fried Chowari Kondaattam is ready. This Kondaattam can serve along with evening Tea/Coffee etc.
Tip
Coconut oil is the default cooking fat in Kerala kitchens. It adds a depth of flavour that other oils simply cannot match in these recipes.
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