Ingredients
Ladiesfinger - 1 lb or 1/2 kg
Onion - 1 medium sized
Green chillies - 2 slit lengthwise
Turmeric powder - 1/2 teaspoon
Red chilli powder - 1 teaspoon
Mustard seeds - 1 teaspoon
Urad dhal - 1 teaspoon
Curry leaves - 1 sprig
Oil - 2 spoons
Directions
Wash the ladiesfingers/okra and wipe them dry with a kitchen towel. If they remain wet they turn mushy while cooking. Slice the okra into small pieces .
In a vessel, heat the oil and add the mustard seeds and urad dal. Once they start spluttering, add the curry leaves followed by the onions. Saute till they turn slightly brown.
Add the green chillies followed by the ladiesfinger/okra.
Keep on medium flame and fry till the stickiness of the okra disappears and gets cooked well.
Add the salt, turmeric powder and red chilli powder and mix well. Cook for two more minutes on a medium flame and remove from heat.
Serve warm with dal and rice.
Lovely click Divya. Never made okra poriyal. Will try it next time I am making okra :)
ReplyDeletemy fav fry!!
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well about this recipe easy and tasty thats what we all need these days :)
Here is US we don't get good Okra. I really miss India when it some to such specific veggies. :)
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One of our favorite curry...Pics looks awesome !!!
ReplyDeletelove the way u hv cooked.. nice pics
ReplyDeleteLovely vendakkai poriyal.
ReplyDeletevendakka ..one of my favorite vegettable..looks so delicous..perfectly done..
ReplyDeleteThat curry looks great and I love how the onions look caramelized - delish.
ReplyDeleteokra is my most fav vegetable... the only problem is buying fresh ones and then washing and drying them.. takes too much effort for a lazy bum like me :(
ReplyDeletelove the first picture.. can imagine myself digging into it with some curd rice!
All time fav and looks so yummy with wonderful color.
ReplyDeletenice clicks divya....tempting...i love okra...in addition i add lots of garlic in the okra fry....
ReplyDeleteDelicious poriyal divya! luks perfect.Very healthy recipe...
ReplyDeleteBhindi stir fry looks delicious. I also prepare it with more red chillis and garlic flakes.
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Hamaree Rasoi
My fav fry of all times
ReplyDeleteLuv okra fries or poriyals...looks too gud!
ReplyDeletei use almost the same recipe..love it..
ReplyDeleteMy all time favourite, just love it..
ReplyDeleteone of my favourite fry looks perfect!!
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ReplyDeleteI love orka and always makes poriyal . Your looks delicious.
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ReplyDeletelady's finger poriyal is sure my favorite. fantastic recipe
ReplyDeleteThat looks yummy, I love okra!
ReplyDeleteOkra fry with rasam rice is heaven, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLoking into thevandka dish plate brings back happy memory of linch boxes, when i went to school.
ReplyDeleteOkra fry looks perfect i like this fry with hot rasam rice dear..i got okra in my fridge today i hv to make the same for our dinner.
ReplyDeleteOkra stir fry with hot rasam rice hmm taste perfect dear...
ReplyDeleteOkra is my faav veggie n poriyal with this taste good with rasam rice.
ReplyDeletelooks perfect n crispy dear nice poriyal.
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ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious. One of the few vegetables I actually like!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! One of the few vegetables I like!
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