Sunday, March 7, 2010

Ari kadukka /Stuffed Mussels




Ingredients

For stuffing

Fresh Mussels - 15 no
Rice flour - 1 1/4 cup
Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
Grated coconut - 1/4 cup
Shallots - 8 -10
Salt

For frying

Redchilly powder - 1 1/ 2 tbs
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Salt

Preparation
Clean the mussels under running water.Gently slide the knife through the slits and open the shell by running the knife around. This is quite tricky and should be careful .It is easier to open the shell if you slide the knife at straight portion of the the slit.

In a mixie pulse grated coconut, shallots and cumin seeds to a coarse paste. Add this to the riceflour and make a soft dough by adding salted warm water.Stuff the mussels with the dough and steam it for 15 -20 minues.Allow it cool down.Once it is cooled remove the shell and marinate the arikadukka with redchiily powder,turmeric powder and little salt( dont add too much salt as the dough contains salt).Keep it aside for 10 - 15 minutes.In a frying pan take some oil and shallow fry the ari kadukka by flipping the sides over.

29 comments:

  1. Kandal sahikkilla!!control kitanillada

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  2. Mussels are by itself so yummy & delicious... Now stuffed should be like making you crazy over it..... Would love to taste those fritters..... Seriously Yummy!!!!

    Ash....
    (http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)

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  3. that's an interesting recipe, looks absolutely delightful!! I love mussels, have always contented with some basic spices!!! filling them with this coconut/shallots mixture and then frying them, , wow, that must have tasted great!!!!

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  4. My all time fav Dear...Looks soooper yummm,Veetil undakkumenkilum njan idakku thattu kadayil ninnu vangum,athinte taste onnu vere thanneyalleyyy..yummo

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  5. Superb!! superb!!!
    eda njan ithu vare ithu kazhichittilla...othiri keetittundu..onnu try cheyyanam ....

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  6. stuffing mussels and then frying is a superb idea, very nice one vineetha

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  7. yummyyyyyy....kothiyavunu da...

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  8. wow kandittu kothi ayittu vaya...

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  9. Mussels look so delicious and crispy..

    Deepa

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  10. adipoli..I just love this..never made this myself. My friend from Kannur used to bring this from her home :-)

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  11. Not a fish eater...dish looks good!!

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  12. Dear Veenitha
    so you are holding Mussel festival? Great dish indeed.
    Cant wait to make it..I dont think I get these in delhi..but if my next posting is in Korea, I am going to make it, I know where to get the live Mussels..Mu ex-secretary 's father is a fisher man , and she will get these for me..
    have a nice week

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  13. wow one more yummy mussle dish frm u...cant wait 2 try as i love mussles

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  14. Ithuvare kazhichitilla..Sooo kurachu ingu parcel cheythere.

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  15. Hi, First time here. I never have tasted mussels, looks yummy !! Drop @ ttp://sashirecipes.com when u find time.

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  16. adipoli .our favorite.But ccoking orkumbol madiaakum.Next time cook cheyyumbol vilichal njaan angu parennetham

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  17. Interesting recipe da...bet it must have tasted great...can't wait to try this recipe.:)

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  18. looks like ur also a big fan of mussels like us... Ari kadukka nannayittundu....

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  19. ayyyoh enne kothipichu..i just bought mussels some days back but it wasnt gud to make arikadaka..ethu kandittu venam thonnunu,nannayitundu,ente amma ethundakkan expertaanu

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  20. First time here!!!

    Mussels look very tempting ,haven't tried so far..

    love to follow ur blog

    Check my space when u find time
    ArunaManikandan
    http:\\ensamayalkuripugal.blogspot.com

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  21. Wow, thats so wonderful, I never tasted mussels so far...although dissected it number of times for my project. Mommy never made them:(

    I know they must taste heaven...now, I am the one who is cooking, wanna try this for sure. Stuffed version looks gorgeous to me:)

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  22. My husband is such a fan....m not too much of a sea food fan though

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  23. Awesome! Never tries so many varieties of mussels..great.

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  24. hey Vineetha..Great Clicks..They look tempting..only thing is I do not eat mussels or shall I say I have never given it a try..Going by ur awesome presentation maybe I'll try some.

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  25. These r my favourites...would have any number any time of the day....u have made it so perfectly!!!

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  26. I love mussels..This looks great..Interesting recipe!

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  28. Njan ethe orypaad kazhichittunde frm hotels , ethe undakan ypayogikkunna rice flour enthe type ane , pathiripodi ano, or pacheri podi varukathe ulka podi ano , I wana make it of my own , what kind of rice flour is that

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  29. @phoenix..thanks for the comments..we usually use pachari podi, chruthayi varuthathu..u can also use puzhugal ari podi..if u r using rice flour or pathiri podi,roast it lighly and use it..hope it helps...

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