When you want traditional cooking, nothing is more apt for a keralaite than the chakka unda.
This delicious jackfruit product lasts very long as it is cooked extremely well.
My mother’s sidekicks Orotha Chedathy and Parel Chedathy used to decimate 5 big jackfruits by the time you blink. Oh well! I forgot to time mine for this small pile- an hour!!!
And the fruit with some ghee and spices in slow fire for a few more hours make it into a thick pasty state which can be rolled into balls which then are coated with some fried rice powder.
33 Chakkappazham undas! May not be fit for a king, but who cares! Even the privi purse is abolished…The question was “WHO IS GOING TO CLEAN UP?”
Sounds so yummy and interesting!
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Thank you very much 🙏
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Looks yummy 😀 I haven’t tasted these. Jackfruit halwa, idli and paysum are my favorites 😀 and of course, not to forget the very famous jackfruit chips 😀
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Oh yes Rekha. And home made jackfruit chips are way too good compared to the ones in shops.
Perhaps I will be able to send you some next season. Anyway we will be in touch. After all friends are here to stay
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We make them at home too 🙂 and raw jackfruit curries are my all time favorite
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Wow👌 If you don’t mind can I have those handful of ladoos (chakka unda)
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Who knows, I will have it ready when you visit here in 2018. Be in touch and we can make it happen 👍
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I have heard about such recipe for the first time😍This is so interesting!🤘🤘😍
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Thank you Swati for the kind words. I am sure you will get to taste it one day 👌🌹
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Definitely🙂
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I am not an expert when it comes to cleaning Jackfruit but might have needed little less time. I would love to eat fresh fruit but when in abundance we make cake, called dhondas in konkani.
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Good to know Rupali. Must be on the same lines
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Sounds delicious.
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Thank you. A very traditional and delicious item
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You always come up with new interesting recipes. Thanks for sharing this. Looks healthy & yummy
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Thank you Bhavana. This is a very traditional sweet item of Kerala. The balls last over a year and we used to have them always in our houses
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Never tried this, sounds delish!
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It is and a favourite traditional specialty
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It looks delicious , its lovely to end up with who is going to clean. A tough question to answer.
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Thank you Subbashini and a very good morning to you
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Welcome sir, have a great day 🌞
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👌🌹
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Wow some thing new to me. Sounds interesting thanks for the share Kurian.
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You are welcome
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I hate jackfruit.. Hahaha
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I know, i remember that and will keep it in mind 😊
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This is an inspiration to all ladies with the accessibility to this marvelous fruit! 🙂
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Thank you Indira 🙏
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