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Popeye may have gained all that brawn from Spinach. What’s your ‘Spinach’ story?
A rich source of Vitamin A, Spinach, is nutritive, and ‘high’ on antioxidants, especially when it’s fresh, steamed, or boiled in a jiffy. Like other green leafy veggies, it’s also rich in iron!
Popular in cuisines around the world, this plant is also used in the making of ethnic Kodava fare such as the Toppu (Spinach) Curry.
So What?! The ‘Equation’… Finally!
1)100 [gm] of Chopped Onion
2)2 Green Chillies
3)500 [gm] Chopped Spinach
4)5 [gm] – Salt
5)10 [ml] – Oil

Ingredients of the TOPPU (Spinach) CURRY
The Toppu Curry ‘Top Secret’ (Serves 4)
1)Heat a spoon full of oil, and add a handful of chopped onion to the same.
2)Stir the mixture and cook on a gentle flame for 3 minutes flat.
3)Add two handfuls of cut spinach, one chopped green chilli, and two pinches of salt.
4)Stir and cook on a gentle flame till the spinach is cooked.
5)And Serve Hot!:)

Spinach, Kodava Style!
They say big things come in small packages. Well at Kabini, the ordinary does turn extraordinary, sometimes!
Ever tickled your taste buds with Spinach served Kodava style?
We’d like to know!
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February 16th, 2012 at 12:51 PM
Thank you Deepti. I am going to cook this dish, but are the seeds in the picture black mustard please? Thank you.
April 23rd, 2012 at 11:30 AM
You’re welcome, Bernadette. And sure, what you’re referring to is black mustard!