

ASPARAGUS THORAN RECIPE | INDIAN ASPARAGUS RECIPES
Ingredients:Asparagus – 15 spearsGrated coconut – 1/2 cupJeera / cumin seeds / jeerakam – 1/2 tspTurmeric powder – a pinchGreen chillies – 2 to 3Shallots – 3 to 4, sliced thin (optional)Curry leaves – a fewOil – 2 tspMustard seeds – 1/4 tspSalt – to tasteHow to make Asparagus Thoran:
1. Wash and remove the hard end of the asparagus spears and cut into 1″ long pieces. Place in a pan, drizzle some water generously and cook covered on low fire for about 5 mins until the pieces are softer yet crunchy. Note that I used very slender variety of asparagus so probably the cooking time was much lesser.2. Grind the coconut with the jeera, turmeric and green chillies.3. Heat the oil in a pan and add the mustard seeds and curry leaves. Once the mustard seeds start to pop, add the sliced shallots and fry until golden brown. Then add the cooked asparagus and the ground coconut. Adjust salt. Let it cook for about 5 mins more until the coconut and asparagus is well combined.
Asparagus Thoran makes a good combination with steamed white rice and some curry.
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I love asparagus and if I am not baking with it use it in salads and yes thoran too. I had posted this recipe long time ago in my website…
http://mycomfortfoodnetwork.blogspot.com/search/label/Asparagus
Now this is a nice twist to just steaming or roasting asparagus. Thanks Nags!
Sounds really good… Beautiful pictures!
it seems very nice,but havn’t heard of this veggie before.can u give the name in malayalam.r you well now?
yay. one of my fav veggies. it adapts really well to desi food.
Well now – that asparagus wouldn’t have seen any of those ingredients in a dish before! ๐
This is a great recipe with a twist. I like your creativity. Hope you are well now. Take care.
very nice dish.
Even I had tried it once but with lesser asparagus. I had mixed french beans with asparagus, that was tastier too ๐
Thoran with only asparagus seems worth a try ๐
thanks for sharing the recipe
Wonderful recipe! Nice click ๐