Kappa Kizhangu Chips:(Kerala Style)
Yucca Tubers Chips, Cassava Tubers Chips.Manioc Chips Maravalli Kizhangu Chips. Kuchi Kizhangu Chips. Tapioca Chips. Impossibly crunchy homemade chips!!!
Manihot esculenta is the Botanical name of this plant. Where they have modified tap root…rich in starch(Yes, like potato). Its eaten in many parts of the world today, but traces its origin to South America.
In India, it is often associated with famine food’. During depression, people mainly sustained with just few tapioca plants planted at their backyard…the starchy tubers satisfied their hunger.
Nothing fancy today, just spotted this tubers at Korean market’, manipulated it in quite number of ways, but the best results came, when I intended to do the chips!!! Yeah, it did turn out very crispy, than I thought it would be! It was bit tricky to slice them thin, but patience is virtue, right.
Ingredients:
Tapioca roots 1 large
Salt
Dash of chili powder
Crisply fried curry leaves few
Oil for deep frying(Want ethnic flavor? Use coconut oil for frying).
Method:
Peel and then slice them thinly. Set aside.
Heat oil in a frying pan. Fry these in hot oil. Few at a time.:)
Now, to the fried chips add salt, chili powder and curry leaves. Mix well and store in an air tight container.:)
Enjoy with tea. It serves as a good muchie, while watching TV, reading a book (should I even say that!).
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My top most favorite snack! Can I have the bowl pls?
You have sliced very well like ‘Hot Chips’
They look so crunchy! I bet they are way better than potato chips!
looks crispy dear..perfect
Wow!!! looks sp crispy and yummy:)
Have a great weekend!
My all time fav chips…Looks so crunchy and super …
Kappa upperi is my dieting nightmare! show it to me and i can devour a whole 1/2 kg all by myself!how did you slice such perfect matchsticks! professional!
hi malar hru?chips looks perfect&crispy dear…
Hi Malar,
Your post and the kappa uperi pics reminded me of Onam, that is when we used to have uperi being fried in huge quantities. Somehow, I felt the pangs of nostalgia once again. Great pic!
Wow!crispy..nice click too..
interesting tapioca chips! looks crunchy and yummy!
I can finish the bowl in a minute!
How on earth did you chop those up so fine.You’re good with that knife.
my weakness..i could finish that bowl in no time malar!!! thanks for posting!
wow very nice n crunchy chips
You know I love, love, love yuca and bought some just yesterday to cook.
I’m definitely going to give your recipe a try. What did you use to slice?
I love this vegetable They make lovely chips.
Oh yes, it was pretty painful to slice them!!! Oucchh…my hands really hurts!!! I used a sharp chef’s knife…also used a small hammer to run the knife smoothly through that strong root!!!
Malar, these look amazing! I’m SO making these for my friends and I. Perfect for a movie night!
Yum! I sure admire your patience to slice them Malar..I know how tough they are. Good one!
Crispy chips with excellent click:)
Thanks K’ for appreciating my hard work, sure…its very motivating to me:)
I too love these chips Malar, wow you must have so much patience of cut them into such thin strips! I love the heading too
Woww i need that bowl rite now..u have loads of patience to slice them Malar..great work..
so crispy n crunchy! thanks for recipe dear!
Wow looks like a great snack. Yummy!
Looks perfect and crispy dear!!!
My Favorite chips,but never tried in this shape,looks great dear
the one which I have eaten were round in shape..these look so nice..nice finger chips..maja aa gaya.
These sound awesome, though I’m not sure I would look forward to all that cutting and chopping! I need a sous chef!
Thank you so much, friends:)
Malar,
Kaappa upeari looks really good. I will admire your patience and thinly slice them with a knife. I don’t think i that much patience. Anyway end result is really worth it.
Thank you so much Swathi:)
that bowl wouldn’t be enough for me malar!! good work, looks nice crispy; addition of coconut oil is a brilliant idea too!!!
next time I go to the indian shop, I’m going to get some too
Looks great like the one we get in store.
Crispy and crunchy chips malars!!My all time fav snacks… I would love to have some…:)
Nice crispy chips