Now about the recipe...it is a wonderful assortment of veggies simmered in coconut paste and in the end lightly coated with a creamy yogurt and seasoned with hing and curry leaves in hot coconut oil. Now to say more about it, it is a kerala dish, tastes heavenly . The subtle spices add to the taste of the dish. The choice of the vegetables play a very important role here. Tastes best when eaten with rice or adai.
Ingredients
vegetables cubed-200gms(carrots,beans,white pumkin,yam,chow chow)
green chilles-5 nos
jeera-1tsp
coconut grated- half a coconut (medium size)
coconut oil-2tsps
curry leaves-a few
hing-1/4 tsp
salt to taste
yoghurt-2 tbls
Method
Grind the coconut along with jeera and green chillies and keep aside. Cook the veggies till tender and then turn in the ground paste, add salt and simmer it for sometime. Once your required consistency is reached, turn off the stove and stir in the yogurt and season it with hing and curry leaves. Serve it with rice or adai.

wow...avial looks appetizing...love d healthy color..:D
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
looks yummy and delicious,wonderful click !!!!
ReplyDeletedelicious combination with coconut fabulous
ReplyDeletehi viji, i love avial shivi too. one feedback is add the curd when the avial becomes warm so that it tastes better. try. happy cooking. be blessed by the divine.
ReplyDeleteA classic..loved your pics n recipe!
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Aviyal looks delicious, my favorite.
ReplyDelete@Soundradevi..will definitely try it! Thanks for suggesting!
ReplyDeletewe too make it in the same way.always my family's fav. yours look very yum
ReplyDeleteNice to c ur blog...Good collection of recipes..
ReplyDeleteAviyal looks delicious,this is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteSuch a perfect dish to dedicate to your friend..love it :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks good viji!I make in the same way though my mom makes it a little different,I'll check with her on the twist.
ReplyDeleteAviyal looks delicious, my recipe is bit different I add raw mango instead of curd. Nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteClassic dish...looks perfect!!
ReplyDeleteI can understand ur time juggle.
ReplyDeleteThe avial looks so tempting.
FOODELICIOUS
that looks so delicious..
ReplyDeleteLove this..
Lovely dish, simply irresistible.
ReplyDeleteNice play on words! I like and make avial excatly like you have with some gravy as opposed to the thick over-veggied ones - I have yet to blog mine altho the photos have been waiting for over a month - thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeletelovely :) i will give it a try soon!
ReplyDeleteJust the dish i was looking for to go with adai, Thanks viji :)
ReplyDeleteAvial is my favorite dish too... yummy....
ReplyDeleteso.. neither my dad nor i. would forget the day we had adai/avial at ur house .. masab tank/mahaveer hospital road.. a day/dish to remember
ReplyDeleteThis is my favourite since childhood, I love the flavours in it. Looks so yumm.
ReplyDeleteHi viji, first time here!! Avial looks divine.. we prepare this in a bit different way but ur version looks gr8.. will try this soon!
ReplyDeletefollowing u..
First time here...avial is my favourite...this looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteDid you see the reply I posted for your query about bread flour?
ReplyDeleteHope everything is fine with you :-)
delicious aviyal
ReplyDeleteWish you a Happy New Year!!!
ReplyDeleteAviyal always rockz !!
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