Oh, I must taste this chutney, sounds so delicious and easy to prepare.






Kayi saasve in kannada means coconut and mustard. In Karnataka cuisine kaayi saasve chitranna is a very popular dish where the ground paste of coconut and mustard with spices and cooked is mixed with cooked rice . We can use this kayi saave and make chitranna, avalakki where the paste is mixed with poha and shaavige where it is mixed with vermicelli. Here I have cooked the paste and mixed it with rice vermicelli to make a very delicious Kayi Saasve Akki Shaavige.
Kaayi saave is a combination of fresh coconut , mustard, red chillies, tamarind and jaggery. This is ground to a smooth paste and then this flavourful paste is then sauteed in coconut oil to get a very delicious masala which is further mixed with rice, poha or vermicelli.
When Kalyani who blogs at sizzling taste buds was paired with me for shhh cooking secretly challenge for the theme of karnataka cuisine, she suggested that I use coconut and rice and i decided to cook Kayi saasve akki shavige for the theme
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FOR THE KAYI SAAVE MASALA PASTEadd the fresh coconut, Mustard, red chillies, jaggery, tamarind and salt to the mixer jar. Add just enough water and grind it into a smooth paste |
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Heat the coconut oil in a pan and when sufficiently hot add this ground paste to it and saute it in low flame till it is cooked well. Switch off the fire |
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Now spread the cooked rice vermicelli in a large plate and add the cooked kayi saasve paste to it. Mix well. Check for salt and add if necessary. Serve this as breakfast or dinner |
This the the collage of the dishes cooked by the other members of this group
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Oh, I must taste this chutney, sounds so delicious and easy to prepare.
Wow! Such an interesting name!
wow ! I know the kai saasive chitranna.. this with semiya sounds very flavourful, veena 🙂 great choice with the dish..
This sounds so very interesting! I’m sure I would love to try this out. Bookmarking your recipe. 🙂
This is bursting full of flavours. Looks so tempting. Yum
Such an interesting share for theme… Totally new for me 🙂 Love to try this must !!!!
Loved the recipe Veena and I did not know about this at all. Such an ultimate recipe to make 2 to 3 breakfast / brunch items like Shavige and Rice. It is very similar to Thengai Thogayal with the exception of mustard which I loved in this recipe. Bookmarking this!
Such a flavourful shavige recipe. It is a cross between Ava Pettina Pulihora (Mustard flavoured Pulihora) and Coconut Sevai.
On my must try list.
Oh, I must taste this chutney, sounds so delicious and easy to prepare.
Wow! Such an interesting name!
wow ! I know the kai saasive chitranna.. this with semiya sounds very flavourful, veena 🙂 great choice with the dish..
This sounds so very interesting! I’m sure I would love to try this out. Bookmarking your recipe. 🙂
This is bursting full of flavours. Looks so tempting. Yum
Such an interesting share for theme… Totally new for me 🙂 Love to try this must !!!!
Loved the recipe Veena and I did not know about this at all. Such an ultimate recipe to make 2 to 3 breakfast / brunch items like Shavige and Rice. It is very similar to Thengai Thogayal with the exception of mustard which I loved in this recipe. Bookmarking this!
Such a flavourful shavige recipe. It is a cross between Ava Pettina Pulihora (Mustard flavoured Pulihora) and Coconut Sevai.
On my must try list.