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Step 1
Boil the arbi first. Choose any one method. The time given is approx., it may vary depending on the size of the taro root. - Pressure cooker: 1 whistle - Microwave: 4-5 minutes on high power - Boiling water in a saucepan: 10-15 minutes.
Step 2
Once cool to touch, peel and discard the skin. Cut into round slices, or cut into cubes or lengthwise like wedges.
Step 3
Heat the oil in a pan on medium heat. Once hot add ajwain and let them sizzle a bit.
Step 4
Then add sliced arbi and fry in the oil for a few minutes or until it becomes slightly crisp. Because taro roots are slimy in nature, it is a good idea to cook until crisp to get rid of the slimy texture.
Step 5
Now add salt and spices (red chili powder, cumin powder and amchur powder). Mix well and cook for 1-2 minutes on low heat. Make sure to lower the heat so spices don’t get burnt.
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