ARBI CHAMAGADDA PULUSU recipe: 59 Photos
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FAQ
Taro root is also called as Colcasia / Arbi/ Chammagadda /Chembu . A starchy, potato-like tuber with a brown, fibrous skin and gray-white (sometimes purple-tinged) flesh. Taro root may be prepared in a variety of ways including boiling, frying, baking or in Pulusu etc.
Making pulusu is very easy and uses only pantry staples like onions, tomatoes, curry leaves, tempering spices, tamarind, jaggery and sometimes coriander powder. Usually ingredients like garam masala, ginger garlic paste and tomatoes are not used.
Colocasia - Chamagadda - Arbi - Taro.
The export of fresh taro to Australia was suspended when the Taro Leaf Blight leaf disease affected our taro plantations in 2011. “The Taro Leaf Blight (TLB) is mostly a leaf disease which is capable of totally destroying the canopies of susceptible plants.
The fresh river water fish like cutla (carp), rohu or any fish from fresh water goes. You can use any sea fish like vanjaram (king fish), sea bass etc. Carp fish is rich in omega-3 fatty acid content.