Beans Poriyal

Very very simple and easy to make poriyal . Goes very well with sambar rice. Dal, beans and the coconut a good combo and gives you a tasty poriyal. Try this :)

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Ingredients
Beans – 1/2 lb
Onion – 1/4 chopped
Green chilly – 2
Grated coconut – 4 tbsps
moong dal / Pasiparuppu – 3 tbsps

Method
1. Wash and 3/4 cook the moong dal adding enough water. (Dont overcook the dal)/ Drain any excess water and keep it aside.
2. Wash and slice the beans thinly.
3. Heat little oil in a pan , add the chopped onion and grenn chilly and fry until soft.
Add the sliced beans and sprinkle some water and cook on medium flame.
4.  Once the beans is done, add the cooked moong dal and salt. Mix everything together.
5. Finally add the grated coconut and serve as a side dish with rice and sambar.

Tips:
Dont add more water and overcook the beans. Sprinkle some water and saute it. If needed add some more water. This keeps the beans stay green and fresh. You can have this as a fresh salad.

6 Responses to “Beans Poriyal”

  1. asha Says:

    I love this beans porial to eat with rice and plain sambhar.YUM!!


    Yes Asha it is a good combo with rica and sambar.
    thanks
    -JJ

  2. Revathi Says:

    That looks great.

    Thanks Revathi
    -JJ

  3. Roopa Says:

    ever favorite we call it palya,!

    Nice to know this is your fav !
    thanks Roopa
    -JJ

  4. Shilpa Says:

    Is this a variation of beans thoran, a Kerala dish? I made that recently, but did not chop up my beans as finely as yours. I like how your coconut is roughly shredded, it gives the dish more texture, huh? :)

    I dont know about kerala thoran. But this is one way fo making beans.
    I have added the store bought coconut flakes, but the fresh one gives you a better taste.
    Thanks
    -JJ

  5. Coffee Says:

    Lovely dish!!! Looks good. :) Thanks for the reply on the previous post….. now I remember I asked you before also. :) Thanks once again :)

    Thanks Coffee,
    I hope that info helps you.
    -JJ

  6. ashwini Says:

    hey …i do the same thing wth cabbage …it tastes yummy…


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