Already few recipes of clams/Tisreyo in my blog which you can surely give a try Tisreyanche Sukhe/Goan Clams Dry and Goan Prawns and Clams pulao /Sungta ani Tisreyancho Pulao. Green masala just being available in refrigerator thought why not prepare Green Masala clams dry or sukhe as we say.The recipe again was fantastic with spicy flavours of green masala and the sweetness of raw coconut just gave the Clams beautiful taste.Each shell of clams were filled with spices and coconut and it was just perfect bite in mouth.
Servings 4-5
Total Preparation Time 25 min
Cooking Time :15 min
Cuisine :Goan
Ingredients
1 Kilo Gram Cleaned Clams/Tisreyo
1 Medium size Coconut scrapped
3 Large Onions finely chopped
2 Large Tomatoes Finely chopped
2 Table Spoon Goan Green Masala(Home made)
3-4 Green chilies finely chopped for extra spice
1 Tsp Turmeric powder
1 Table spoon Goan Vinegar/or any vinegar available
salt as per taste
Oil as required
Method
1)Clean and the wash the Clams nicely(keep only one shell)
2)Add oil in pan,once heated add the chopped onions,chilies,tomatoes,turmeric and green masala.
3)Saute all ingredients well.Then add clams and toss them well in the masala for 2 min.
4)Add salt as required and vinegar,again mix it well and then cover the lid n allow to cook for 5-7 min on slow flame.
5)Then last add the scrapped coconut and mix well in the clams.Last let the clams cook on slow flame for 2-3 min.
6)Serve hot as side dish or can even relish the taste of clams with fresh pao.
Method
1)Clean and the wash the Clams nicely(keep only one shell)
2)Add oil in pan,once heated add the chopped onions,chilies,tomatoes,turmeric and green masala.
3)Saute all ingredients well.Then add clams and toss them well in the masala for 2 min.
4)Add salt as required and vinegar,again mix it well and then cover the lid n allow to cook for 5-7 min on slow flame.
5)Then last add the scrapped coconut and mix well in the clams.Last let the clams cook on slow flame for 2-3 min.
6)Serve hot as side dish or can even relish the taste of clams with fresh pao.
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