500 grams frozen cassava (yuca/ mogo) cut into chunky fries
Sunflower oil for frying
1 teaspoon salt for cooking
1/2 teaspoon chilli powder
Method:
1. In a pan of salted water par boil the mogo(cassava/yuca) .
2. Drain and keep aside.
4. Drain on kitchen paper .
5. Transfer to serving dish and sprinkle with salt and chilli powder if desired.
Serve hot with Yoghurt mint dip or just tomato ketchup.
Looks crunchy and yummy! Perfect chai time snack!
ReplyDeletehmm...thats new to me...looks gr8..nice presentation...
ReplyDeleteLove these fries.........
ReplyDeletethis remind me off the ones we buy at store .. the spicy ones cut into thin strips..i havent seen it hear. but in kerala all bakeries have it.
ReplyDeleteurs looks wonderful..love ur pics
Uhhh...I feel like grabbing a piece right now! Terribly yummy looking dear..:)
ReplyDeleteNayna,
ReplyDeleteI like cassava chips this one is new to me. Looks really good.
Thats a wonderful snack..
ReplyDeleteCassava fries looks fantastic..lovely crispy snack...love it.
ReplyDeletecrunchy fries looks great
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! That veggie sounds new to me..... But according to me...anything u use, chunky fries are forever delectable delights..... Yummy tempting picture that is....
ReplyDeleteAsh....
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wow yucca fries ..i love this fry..siply delicious and the combi mint chutney thats a god idea..
ReplyDeletemmm. tempting fries. Yum!!
ReplyDeletewow nice crunchy snake ......
ReplyDeleteI am big fan of this tuber. Beautiful presentation :)
ReplyDeletewow! Thats a really delicious snack..Would try it out sometime..
ReplyDeleteFried cassava looks tooo crispy and prefect, i do chips with them...sound yummy and prefect snacks..
ReplyDeletenever tried fries w/tapioca...but such a gr8 idea nayna...
ReplyDeletefries looks crunchy n tasty
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious .This is totally new to me.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me. Its usually made into chips and is very popular in Kerala.
ReplyDeleteI have never had cassava....:-( How do they actually taste? I must check Asian stores for them.
ReplyDeleteNow I really miss these fries. Ate a lot when we were young. Hope I can find cassava here. We just dipped into sugar and enjoyed it very much. Thanks for sharing. MaryMoh at http://www.keeplearningkeepsmiling.com
ReplyDeleteCrunchy and yummy...Can I take that jar???? :-0
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Looks great!! Yum..
ReplyDeleteFries looks totoaly tempting..
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for fries! I do enjoy cassava and I am sure these fries must be tasty.
ReplyDeletelloks very good !!
ReplyDeleteLove yuka in any form...
ReplyDeleteLooks simple yet tasty snack, beautiful click too...
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That's creative.
ReplyDeleteNice crispy fries...this must have tasted so yum with the mint yogurt chutney :)
ReplyDeleteSomething new to me.. Looks yummy and crunchy ..
ReplyDeleteSomething new to me.. Looks yummy and crunchy ..
ReplyDeleteSomething new to me.. Looks yummy and crunchy ..
ReplyDeletethese look yummy...i need t bring yuca one of these days...i miss it now
ReplyDeleteSmitha
What a crispy snack for a pleasant evening! The fries look superb dear.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy, perfect snack for an evening with a tea.
ReplyDeletei am sure to love this..anytime snack
ReplyDeleteHey all the dishes in ur blog r yummy....i loved the sweets especially ur Ras Malai.. i love it...thanks for sharing...loved ur blog...
ReplyDeletegud combooo :)
ReplyDeletethat's a nice delicious snack; looks good with that chutney !!
ReplyDeleteI love the thin variety chips of this vegetable.Want to try this too .The fries and the dip are sooo tempting
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I have never made anything with cassava/yuca. Very interesting! Thanks!
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