South Indian Avial Curry

Avial curry
Serves: 2
Prep: 10 minutes
Cook: 20 minutes

Transport yourself to the beautiful backwaters of Kerala in southern India, with our fragrant avial curry. 

 
ingredients

Bean, cluster/guar

50 g 1.8 oz

Bean, Indian valor

50 g 1.7 oz

Drumstick, moringa

75 g 2.6 oz

Gourd, Ivy/Tindora

50 g 1.7 oz

Yam

50 g 1.7 oz

Potato, 1 medium

50 g 1.7 oz

Green chillies (2-3 as per taste)

Fresh coconut

110 g 3.9 oz

Curry leaves (3-4 leaves)

Red chilli (whole, 1-2)

½ tsp  ½ tsp  Cumin seeds

1.3 g 0.04 oz

¼ tsp  ¼ tsp  Mustard seeds

0.7 g 0.02 oz

¼ tsp  ¼ tsp  Turmeric powder

0.7 g 0.02 oz

1 tsp  1 tsp  Salt (or as per taste)

6.0 g 0.2 oz

2 tbs  2 tbs  Lactose free natural yoghurt/curd

40 g 1.4 oz

2 tbs  2 tbs  Coconut oil

37 g 1.3 oz

Method

  1. Grind coconut, green chillies and cumin seeds to a fine paste. Add little water, if needed to make a smooth paste

  2. Boil all the vegetables in salt water. Drain and keep aside, when semi soft.

  3. Heat oil in a pan, add the boiled vegetables, coconut-chilli paste, turmeric powder, 1/4th  cup of water and cook for 5 minutes

  4. Add yoghurt, salt (if needed), ½ cup of water and cook covered for another minute or so. Turn the flame off and keep covered till we prepare the tempering for avial.

  5. For tempering, heat coconut oil (if available, using coconut oil gives an authentic coconut flavor to the dish) or any other cooking oil (if you don’t have coconut oil). Add mustard seeds, curry leaves and a green chilli. Turn the flame off as the seeds start to splutter.

  6. Pour this tempering over the avial, stir gently and serve.


Hints

Add these optional low FODMAP foods to your curry:

  • Carrots - 30g
  • Raw plantain/banana - 1/2 medium or 50g


Nutrition Information (per serve)
Energy 2076 Kj / 496 cal
Protein 7.70g
Carbohydrates 26.40g
Sugar 8.90g
Total Fat 37.50g
Saturated Fat 33.00g
Fibre 4.00g
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South Indian Avial Curry

Transport yourself to the beautiful backwaters of Kerala in southern India, with our fragrant avial curry. 

Serves: 2 Prep: 10 minutes Cook: 20 minutes
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Ingredients Metric Imperial
Bean, cluster/guar 50 g 1.80 oz
Bean, Indian valor 50 g 1.70 oz
Drumstick, moringa 75 g 2.60 oz
Gourd, Ivy/Tindora 50 g 1.70 oz
Yam 50 g 1.70 oz
Potato, 1 medium 50 g 1.70 oz
Green chillies (2-3 as per taste)
Fresh coconut 110 g 3.90 oz
Curry leaves (3-4 leaves)
Red chilli (whole, 1-2)
½ tsp Cumin seeds 1.30 g 0.04 oz
¼ tsp Mustard seeds 0.70 g 0.02 oz
¼ tsp Turmeric powder 0.70 g 0.02 oz
1 tsp Salt (or as per taste) 6 g 0.20 oz
2 tbs Lactose free natural yoghurt/curd 40 g 1.40 oz
2 tbs Coconut oil 37 g 1.30 oz

Method

  1. Grind coconut, green chillies and cumin seeds to a fine paste. Add little water, if needed to make a smooth paste

  2. Boil all the vegetables in salt water. Drain and keep aside, when semi soft.

  3. Heat oil in a pan, add the boiled vegetables, coconut-chilli paste, turmeric powder, 1/4th  cup of water and cook for 5 minutes

  4. Add yoghurt, salt (if needed), ½ cup of water and cook covered for another minute or so. Turn the flame off and keep covered till we prepare the tempering for avial.

  5. For tempering, heat coconut oil (if available, using coconut oil gives an authentic coconut flavor to the dish) or any other cooking oil (if you don’t have coconut oil). Add mustard seeds, curry leaves and a green chilli. Turn the flame off as the seeds start to splutter.

  6. Pour this tempering over the avial, stir gently and serve.

Hints

Add these optional low FODMAP foods to your curry:

  • Carrots - 30g
  • Raw plantain/banana - 1/2 medium or 50g


Nutrition Information (per serve)
Energy2076 Kj / 496 cal
Protein7.70g
Carbohydrates26.40g
Sugar8.90g
Total Fat37.50g
Saturated Fat33.00g
Fibre4.00g
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