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Writer's pictureNandini R Kini

Sirsi Style Kokum Kadi

Kokum/ Garcinia Indica in English is a wonderful tropical fruit that is supposed to be a natural cooler full of vitamin C ...This is used widely in South Indian cuisine...The dried skin of this fruit is used as a sour agent for seafood and nonveg preparations.





Ingredients


Fresh kokum fruits 5-6 ( around 250 gms)

1 tsp Sea salt or 3/4 tsp table salt

50 gms jaggery (or according to your taste)

2-3 green chillies chopped

A pinch of hing/ asafoetida(1/4 tsp pdr)

2 tsp coconut oil

1 ltr water

Chopped coriander leaves




Procedure


  • Break the kokum fruit into halves, remove the core, squeeze out the pulp and discard the seeds

  • Chop the peel and grind with little water into a smooth paste

  • Powder the jaggery or grind with little water and salt

  • Mix kokum peel pulp, jaggery and salt in water

  • Check for sweetness and strain through a strainer

  • Heat coconut oil, add chopped green chillies, Hing, fry until the chillies turn into golden brown

  • Pour the seasoning over the soup and mix well

  • Garnish with chopped coriander leaves and serve chilled.

Note: If you don't get fresh fruit, you can use ready-made syrup too.

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