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DISH NAME : BEEF COCONUT FRY

  • Origin : KERALA
  • Category : BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK
Preparation Time : 30 minutes
Cooking Time : 45 minutes
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Note

1) Beef, preferably cooked with a bit of fat, though unhealthy, gives a good taste.
2) For the right consistency, choose tender coconut which is neither too tender nor fully matured and hard. Should be easy to chew.
3) Cut open a whole coconut, then carefully remove pieces from the shell. Peel the brown skin off the coconut. Cut into small piecces.

  Servings 
Quantity Name
BEEF FRY WITH COCONUT
1  Kg.Beef cubed
200  Gm.sTender coconut, cut into pieces
3  Tbsp.Coconut oil
2  Tsp.Chilli powder
2  Tsp.Corriander powder
0.25  Tsp.Turmeric powder
1  Tsp.Garam masala powder
2  SprigsCurry leaves
2  Tbsp.Garlic crushed
2  Tbsp.Shallots crushed
1  Tsp.Pepper powder
2  No.sGreen chillies slit lenghtwise
Marination
2  Tbsp.Ginger, crushed
2  Tbsp.Garlic, crushed
2  SprigsCurry leaves
2  Tsp.Garam masala powder
2  To TasteVinegar
2  Tsp.Chilli powder
2  Tsp.Coconut oil
3  Tsp.Corrian der powder
1  Tsp.Turmeric powder
  Salt to taste

Method

1) Marinate beef and coconut with the marination ingredients and keep aside for 1 hour.
2) Cook till beef is done. If cooking in a pressure cooker, you may not add water, as water will ooze out of the beef. if beef is tender check after cooking for short intervals. it will cook soon.In case cooking without a pressure cooker, then add water as required. If coconut of right consistency is used, the it would not be mushy after it is cooked with beef. If the coconut is tender, then add only half way through cooking.
3) Heat coconut oil. Add curry leaves and slit green chillies. Then add garlic and shallots. Fry till it turns golden brown.
4) Add turmeric, corriander and chilli powders in that order. When masalas are fried, add beef with coconut. Mix in well.
5) Adjust salt, if necessary. Add garam masala powder and pepper powder. Mix well. Fry till curry is dry.

Serving Suggestions

Can be served with rice, chapathis, hoppers or string hoppers. Garnish with fried curry leaves.