Indian Dry Vegetables - Poriyal
Poriyal literally translates to something that is fried. Not deep fried, but sautéed or more like a stir fry. Tempered with ingredients mustard seeds, curry leaves, etc; Vegetables are cooked till they are soft and tender; sprinkling water as and when needed. In Tamil Nadu cuisine, this is known as Poriyal. Like any other dish, this has also evolved and changed. I would roughly categorise poriyal into four major classification. Vegetables with
- Coconut and lentils
- Kari podi
- Roasts
- Parupu Usili
Learn about one of the best way to cook Vegetables, the Indian style - Poriyal - Tempered with simple Indian ingredients & vegetables cooked till tender.
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