Goa is a place for the Soul … simple as I hail from there ,
Father’s side
And so is Karwar from my Mom’s side
Have fond memories of both the place swaying coconut trees ,
eating the cashew fruit , mangoes jackfruit , karvandas – a small black berry
found in the jungles and of course my
granny’s food
Today onwards am starting a Foodie Series called – Food of
Gods eaten by GSB (Gaud Saraswat Brahmin).
Staple Food of
Goan’s or Goikar’s as called in local Language
Karwari’s or Karwarkar’s as called in the local language
ARE
RICE, FISH, COCONUT, KOKUM AND COCONUT OIL FOR ALL PREPARATION .
Teesriya’s che Sukke (Clams in dry Masala)- For 2 people
Ingredients
Clams a bowl full
Finely Onions – 2 big
One small potatoes – cut in Small Square with the skin
Fresh Shredded Coconut – 3 tbsp.
4-5 Kokum
2tbsp coconut oil
Aromatics
1 ½ tsp red chill powder
1 ½ tsp turmeric powder
Salt to taste
Preparation
Rinse and clean the Clams thoroughly, Keep a pan of water to
boil, put in the cleaned clams and
switch of the flame . The clams automatically break open . Now open the shell
keep one shell with the flesh inside and throw the other, for some you can
pierce out the flesh . Now you have a bowl full of fresh clams to be dunked in
the masala.
Heat the 2tbsp oil in a pan , add finely chopped onions ,
once they turn translucent add the aromatics mentioned above stir around add
a bit of water and let the masala simmer for about five minutes finally add in the clams
and potatoes , add kokum add a cup and
half of water and close it with a dish and let it cook Will take approximately
45 minutes . Once cooked remove in a serving bowl and add the Fresh shredded
coconut .
Enjoy with Rice bhakris or plain phulkas

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