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coconut recipes | 1727 South Indian, Maharashtrain, Indian coconut cecipe collection  

Coconut, also known as Nariyal, is a hard fruit that grows in tropical and sub-tropical areas around the world and is widely used in Indian Cuisine, especially south Indian. It can be used in a dried form, paste, grated or even toasted. Not only is it used to make sweet coconut dishes, it is also used as main ingredient in many savory coconut dishes.

Coconut Recipes, South Indian Recipes

It is a wide known fact that most of the dishes of the South use coconut in them. From simple dishes like Rava Vada and Rava Bonda, where little coconut is added for flavor enhancing to dishes like Mysore Masala Dosa where the base of the masala is a heavy coconut flavor, every dish gets perked up!

Coconut also serves as a base for a variety of curries and dals, the two of the most popular ones being the Mangaloren drumstick curry and Sambar served with rice. The South Indians love their Coconut Rice and Coconut water which is abundantly available. Make your own coconut cream to make curries. 

Use fresh grated coconut in  cabbage stir fry, which is also known as foogath, and as one of the main ingredients in Kadubu which are steamed dumplings with a sweet or savory taste. This goes to show the abundance of coconut recipes!

Coconut Recipes, Maharashtrian Recipes

Another cuisine that heavily utilizes coconut is the Maharashtrian cuisine. It can be used as an additional flavor to the already tasty Rava Thalipeeth or as a part of the stuffing and gravy to be stuffed into eggplants in Bharleli Vaangi, a semi dry subzi with other aromatics as well. Tendli Bhaat, a famous rice dish with ivy gourd, is cooked in a rich spice powder with one of the ingredients being nariyal. A similar blend of spices with coconut is also used in making a gravy Green Peas Ambti and can be eaten with Bhakri or parathas

Coconut Recipes, Indian Desserts

Not only is coconut known for providing a kick of taste to savory food, you can also make great Coconut Dishes like desserts/mithais with it. Traditional Indian sweets like Kopra Pak (kopra means coconut) have rich, really intense flavor of coconut when cooked with milk and also has a really nice texture. On a similar note, there is Nariyal Vadi, made with fresh coconut and sugar with added dry fruits to give you a rich taste. Coconut Ladoo make a great addition to festivities.

Coconut Recipes, Snacks/ Side Dish

Coconut is one such ingredient that you can make numerous side dishes with. There is plain Coconut Chutney for all the dosas and idlis, Capsicum Chutney for a hot lunch with rice and ghee, Mysore Chutney to top on potato bhaji and dosas and many other varieties with coconut. Coconut adds to the semi-sweet taste of green peas in the perfect tea-time snack, Ghughras. Another great snack idea is Dhokla with Coconut Sauce. Khatta Dhoklas covered in a rich, creamy coconut sauce is a recipe that is prepared to impress.

International Recipes using Coconut

Apart from the fresh and dried varieties of coconut, international cuisine widely uses Coconut Milk. The Burmese use it to make their famous khowsuey, a thick, creamy gravy and noodles and the Thai use it for the Thai Green Curry, a curry flavored with lemongrass, coconut milk and other spices. Use desiccated coconut to make chocolate coconut dessert.

We hope you liked this article on Nariyal/coconut recipes.

Here are a few of my favorite recipes using coconut:

1. Almond, berry and coconut cake

2. Nariyal roti

3. Malabar curry

4. Valor Papdi nu Shaak

We hope you enjoy our Coconut Recipe Collection given below and would love to hear your comments.


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banana uttapam recipe | urad dal banana dosa | sweet uttapam | with 30 images. banana uttapam is a sweet uttapam made with urad dal, rice and bananas. Learn how to make urad dal banana dosa. Spongy and succulent uttapam, with the pleasant flavour and mild sweetness of bananas and sugar! banana uttapam is a delicious snack that will be loved by all, especially kids. Like most uttapas, banana uttapam also uses a batter of rice and urad dal. But, after fermentation, the batter is fortified with mashed bananas, which not only add flavour to the urad dal banana dosa but also make them softer. Enjoy banana uttapam recipe | urad dal banana dosa | sweet uttapam | with step by step photos.
There is a marathi word called 'zhanzanit' that describes this dish perfectly… the method of cooking and the thoughtful combination of spices give this particular recipe a fantastic texture and taste. I warn you it is tough to stop eating this subzi once you start. Serve with phulkas or soya puris and you will realize this is what they mean by bliss!
Yin and yang. Black and white. Life always becomes more interesting when opposites come together! in this recipe, the crunchiness of sprouts and the softness of tofu come together in one bowl to steal your heart! this dish is easy to make but absolutely delicious! you can use a combination of sprouts or a single one. . . Its your choice.
Truly, a curry with very royal taste. The key to making this curry perfectly lies in frying the paste patiently on a medium flame while stirring continuously till the mixture leaves oil.
What a wonderful way to eat cauliflower! When combined with peanuts and coconut, cauliflower sheds its unpleasant smell and comes across as a gourmet ingredient.
Health and taste, this subzi gives you the best of both worlds. You can grind the masala and store it in the refrigerator to use as and when required. However, freshly ground masala works its own unbeatable magic!
South Indian cuisine generally uses a lot of coconut. However, it is used in a balanced way with the required amount of spices, tamarind, etc. In this delicious South Style Mixed Veg Curry, a colourful assortment of veggies is cooked with a richly-textured paste of coconut, cumin seeds and green chillies. This spicy curry gets a tangy twist with the addition of tamarind pulp. In some ways, this is a variant of the popular South Indian dish called Avial, which uses thick curds instead of tamarind to perk up the curry.
A fondue with a twist, the Coconut Fondue gives the subtle and elegant flavour of coconut milk a trendy and flavourful twist by the addition of orange juice! Delight in a combo of Coconut Fondue with cubed fruits, an interesting alternative to the standard bread and fondue combo. The mixture might curdle a bit while cooking, but do not fret over it as it is a normal occurrence when coconut milk is cooked with citrus juices. It will settle down well as you keep stirring continuously.
Chettiars, the natives of Chettinad, are a very successful trading community, and history speaks of the key role they played in trading Indian spices with other countries like Burma. Perhaps because of their expertise in spices and the abundance of these goods in the region, Chettinad cuisine is marked by its spicy flavour and rich texture, which is evident from the ingredients that go into the preparation of the Basic Chettinad Paste, a masala that is used to make popular accompaniments like the Chettinad Curry .
I do not know whether to say that gujarat is at the heart of vegetarian cuisine, or whether vegetarian cuisine is at the heart of every gujarati. But the fact is that both are inseparable. Food being a very important part of gujarati culture, the variety therein is also immeasurably vast. Name any vegetable, and can find any number of dishes as you want. When it is the ever-popular potato in question, the argument is even more valid! the aroma that fills the environment when the potatoes cook in the juices of a coconut and coriander stuffing will make you hungry even if you have just had a three-course meal! it is amazing what simple spices can do to a dish. What’s more, this can be made in 10 minutes in the microwave, while it would need at least 25 minutes on gas.
Thai style coconut soup is a very unique oriental soup, which will be loved by your family and friends. This soothing and aromatic soup combines coconut milk with fragrant lemongrass and pungent onions to create a tantalising outcome, while veggies like broccoli and baby corn add volume and crunch to it. Serve it at a party; and it will raise your guests’ expectations of the meal very high!
Very Indian ! that’s what this recipe is. The vegetables chosen, the impeccable combination of spices, everything reflects the Indian nature of this dish. The microwave makes the process of making it very easy and quick. You just need to make sure you stir the mix in between to ensure that the vegetables are uniformly cooked. The texture and feel of the vegetables are perfect when cooked in a microwave… no charring, no sogginess, and no goof-ups. A good choice of side-dish to prepare on hurried mornings when packing lunch seems like a near-impossible chore! You can also try other microwave subzis like Badami Paneer and Dahiwale Simla Mirch .
A delicious tropical mocktail made with fresh coconut milk and pineapple juice blended with oodles of vanilla ice cream. A sweet and creamy mocktail.
healthy coconut chutney recipe | healthy coconut coriander chutney | healthy green coconut chutney | with amazing 25 pictures Here we have given a twist to the South Indian coconut chutney by making it a bit healthier. Healthy coconut chutney is a delicious side, sauce or condiment that both kids and adults will enjoy. Chutney is an Indian condiment used to enhance the taste of a meal. healthy coconut coriander chutney is an amazing side-dish for other snack recipes like idlis, dosas, paniyaram, vadai. The process of making the healthy green coconut chutney is very quick and easy. First, you need to roast chana dal and urad dal together till they are crisp or golden brown and grind into a powder using a small mixer jar as it will help yield powdered form easily. If making in big quantity transfer it to a bigger jar and add remaining ingredients that is grated coconut, coriander, green chillies and ginger, add water as required and blend well. For the tempering of the nutritious green chutney, heat peanut oil in a small pan, add mustard seeds, urad dal, dry red chilli, curry leaves and cook till aromatic and pour over chutney. The tempering adds a unique flavor to the chutney which makes it even tastier. See why we love healthy coconut chutney? Let’s understand the main ingredients of healthy green coconut chutney. The fresh coconut has saturated fats but most of it is MCT (Medium Chain Triglycerides) which promote weight loss. The high fibre content 13.6 gm (45.3% of RDA) along with high lauric acid content of coconut improves cholesterol levels in the body. Coriander is a fairly good source of iron and folic acid – the 2 nutrient which help in the production and maintenance of red blood cellss in our blood. Good for reducing cholesterol and good for diabetics. Accompany this Healthy Coconut Chutney with healthier options like Quinoa Dosa, Oats Mutter Dosa, Barley Idli etc. Enjoy healthy coconut chutney recipe | healthy coconut coriander chutney | healthy green coconut chutney | with step by step photos and video below.
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