Spicy Tapioca and Peanut Snack
Here's another fun recipe using tapioca pearls, the same day I was tweeting about how to use them, someone mentioned that she makes a savory Indian snack with them. I think its from North India as my hubby has not heard of it, but it went down well as it was al gobbled up:-)
I just found out from the chow and chatter Facebook page from under the photo what this dish is called :-) - Sabera - sabudana khichdi yum
Ingredients:
- one cup of tapioca pearls
- about 1/2 cup of peanuts
- 2 red chili's
- a little butter or ghee
- a pinch of cumin seeds
- a few curry leaves
- 1/4 cup chopped coriander/cilantro
- salt to taste
Method:
- soak the tapioca pearls over night, they will absorb the water and become soft
- heat a little butter in a pan and add the cumin seeds, chili and curry leaves
- after a minute add the tapioca pearls and partially ground peanuts (I used a coffee grinder, we now have two coffee grinders as we use one for spices) and finely chopped coriander/cilantro
- add salt to taste and enjoy
Here's to lots more new recipes in 2012 :-)
Hope your all having a great week :-)
Hi Rebecca, Happy New Year:-) This is really a new snack to me..procedure is so simple..will try soon..
ReplyDeleteHappy new year .. this is a wonderful snack..
ReplyDeleteWe love it but do refrain from having it too often :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is actually from Gujrat and Maharashtra but popular all over...food unites us more than anything :-)
That looks so delicious. I love snacks like this.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family a happy and prosperous new year! That's a lovely, healthy snack....mmm
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for how great C&C recipes, you don't hear a ton about tapioca (other than pudding and don't hear about that all that much).
ReplyDeleteI have only eaten tapioca in pudding, but this way sounds much better. Happy New Year to you and your family:)
ReplyDeleteWow! Super fun idea Rebecca! Can;t wait to try this out!
ReplyDeleteI think I would relly enjoy this kind of snack; very original.
ReplyDeleteRita
Liking the bite in these - thanks for the introduction to these snacks - I'm snacking globally now!
ReplyDeleteSabudana khichidi!! Wow-this is a regular snack during the Hindu fasting days. Yummy-hubby's fave :)
ReplyDeleteNithu enjoy
ReplyDeleteKalpana thanks same to you
Sangeeta cool I knew you would know :-)
Angie thanks
Mary :-)
Lauren will try my best to keep them coming
Raina thanks so much same to you
EA you will love it and I think its gluten free right?
Rita :-)
Claudia he he so am I
sweta cool to know
That looks scrumptious and ever so flavorful! I've never had savory tapioca...
ReplyDeleteHappy new Year!
Cheers,
Rosa
That looks delicious! I could definitely do with a bowl right about now. Happy New Year to you Rebecca!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, I would never think tapioca will have that dry rice consistency which appeals to me. This dish looks delicious. i always had in mind pourridge when I hear tapioca but nice to learn something new and about its versatility. Happy New Year. Love your vid with your adotrable kids!
ReplyDeletei love how this meal is gluten free! and adding peanuts, that is the perfect pinch of flavor. i have yet to cook tapioca pearls, but i love tapioca starch when i'm doing gf baking :). hugs.
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting snack food...very cool.
ReplyDeleteVelva
Rosa aw thanks
ReplyDeleteJulie here u go,
Shulie :-)
Junia thought u would like this one smiles
Velva :-) I thought so too
Looks like a very tasty and very unique recipe! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLove this savory snack...the flavors sound really delicious!
ReplyDeletethat looks so fun and delicious! happy new year!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delightful! A totally different recipe from anything I've tried before but sounds delicious. Loved the knowledge we gain in this community!
ReplyDeletemelanie adore new recipes :-)
ReplyDeleteKaren thanks
Teresa and the same to you
Susan oh me too its so much fun
Fascinating, Rebecca! I've never heard of a snack like this.
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your family a Happy New Year!
Super yummy snack!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative way to use tapioca!
ReplyDeletethanks Barbara and the same to you :0)
ReplyDeleteparsley sage :))
yummy chunklet was new to me too
Such an interesting snack! My grandma used to make great tapioca pudding. Happy 2012!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun snack, sounds delicious! I have not worked with ghee yet, I am interested though. Hugs, Terra
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious sounding snack...will have to try this :)
ReplyDeleteeating Rd happy new year
ReplyDeleteTerra :-)
Alisha you will love it
What a delicious snack! I've only ever used tapioca pearls in boba tea. I love bombay mix so I'm pretty sure I would love this - great recipe!
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