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Plantain Kofta Curry-How to cook Plantain Kofta Curry

September 16, 2015 by shymalima2012

Plantain (Kaachkol in Assamese) kofta curry is a popular vegetarian  dish  . It is very tasty dish and ideal for entertaining vegetarian guest.Though it is little time consuming but the end result always worth it.             Plantain kofta curry.Raw banana kofta curry. Kaachkolor kofta curry. #Indiancuisine#Assamesecuisine#Bengalicuisine

Plantain Kofta Curry (Kaachkolor Kofta Curry)

Ingredients :(Serves 4-5)

(Makes 12-14 Koftas)

For Kofta

Banana(Plantain) – 4 nos

Potato – 1 (big)

Onion-1(small) , finely chopped

Green chillies- 1-2 no.s, finely chopped

Ginger Paste-1/2 tsp

cumin powder-1/2 tsp

Coriander powder-1/2 tsp

Red chilly powder(optional)-1/4 tsp

Crushed black pepper- 1/2 tsp

Besan- 5-6 tbsp

Salt-to taste

Oil (Refined oil)-For frying the koftas

For Gravy

Onion -1 (large)

Tomato- 1 (large)

Ginger garlic paste- 1 tbsp

cumin seeds- 1/2 tsp

Cumin powder-1 tsp

Coriander Powder- 1 tsp

Termeric powder-1/4 tsp

Red chilly powder-1 tsp

Bay leaves: 2 small

refined oil-3 tbsp

cashew-nut  paste- 2 tbsp

Garam Masala- 1 tsp

Chopped Coriander Leaves-2 tbsp

Method:

For Kofta:

1.Cut both the ends of raw pantain and divide into 2 pieces and pressure cook with the potatoes for 1 whistle.

2.Peel and mash both plantain and potatoes together.

3.Add all the ingredients as listed above for kofta (except the oil) and mix them well to make a smooth dough.

4.Make round balls (kofta)of equal size from the dough.

5.Heat oil in a deep bottomed pan or Kadai. Carefully drop 4-5 koftas in oil and fry in medium flame until all sides are golden brown .Drain in tissue paper .Fry the next batch same way.

6.Once all the koftas are ready place them in a serving dish

For Gravy:

1.Peel Onion and chop roughly .  Grind into smooth paste (don’t add water) .Grind tomato and keep aside.

2.Heat oil in a pan or kadai and add cumin seeds. when they starts to sizzle  add bay leaf and saute for a few seconds.

3.Add onion paste,Ginger-garlic paste and fry until oil starts to separates in medium flame.

4.Add tomato puree now and fry well, until the mixture leaves oil by the side.

5.Now add salt, turmeric and all other powdered spices and fry till oil separates.

6.Then add the cashew nut paste , mix well and fry for a minute.

7.Add 4 to 5 cups of water and cover the pan and bring it to good boil, then simmer for 10 minutes or until the desired consistency is reached.Put off the gas.

8.Pour the hot gravy over the koftas and cover the serving dish untill serving.

9. Serve hot by garnishing with chopped coriander and fresh cream.

10.You can have it with steamed rice , paratha or plain chapatti.

Do leave your valuable comments and suggestions about the recipe. 🙂

Note:

  • You can add the koftas in Kadai itself but sometimes the koftas become very soggy by this method, therfore it is safe to place the koftas on a serving dish and pour hot gravy over them. No need to worry about the softness of the koftas because as long as the koftas will remain in the gravy it will soak the gravy and become soft and very tasty.

 

 

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