Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (2024)

by PadhuSankar 15 Comments

Radish offers many health and nutritional benefits. Radishes are low in calories. It has a good source of vitamin C, phosphorus and zinc. Because of its high water content, it can help keep our body hydrated. Radishes are very good for the liver and stomach, and it acts as a powerful detoxifiers. Many do not like radish because of the pungent smell, but you will not know that in this curry. This curry taste great with chapatis, parathas, phulkas and rice. Today we will learn how to make radish stir fry/curry following this easy recipe with step wise pictures.

Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi

Prep Time : 10 mins

Cook Time : 20 mins
Serves: 3
Recipe Category:Side Dish
Recipe Cuisine:Indian
Author:Padhu Sankar

Ingredients needed

Radish – 3 cups sliced
Onion – 3/4 cup thinly sliced
Green chilli – 1 slit
Grated coconut -1/4 cup

Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
Chilli powder – 3/4 – 1 tsp
Salt needed

For the seasoning

Oil – 2 1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
Curry leaves -2 sprigs

For Garnishing

Coriander leaves finely chopped -2 tbsp

Preparation

Wash, cut off the ends, peel the skin and cut radish into 3 pieces. Then cut it lengthwise like matchsticks (shown in the picture below).

Cut onions lengthwise.

Method

Heat oil, add mustard seeds, when it splutters, add thinly sliced onions, green chilli and curry leaves.

Saute until onions turn transparent. Then add radish, sprinkle water, cover and cook on medium flame.

After it is slightly cooked, add turmeric powder, chilli powder and salt needed. Cook covered, stirring in between until tender. Do not add too much water (if needed just sprinkle water and cook covered).

Once cooked, add grated coconut, mix well and switch off the flame.

Garnish with coriander leaves and serve as a side dish for rice or as a side dish for chapati.

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Mooli Channa Gravy

Radish curry with radish greens

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  1. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (6)Sangeetha Nambi

    Never tried poriyal this version using radish…. Bookmarking !

    Reply

  2. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (8)Radha Krishnakumar

    Different Recipe, will try it soon, Nice clicks too…

    Reply

  3. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (9)Uma Centsible Indian

    I'm not a fan of mullangi and this is the only recipe I make/love with mullangi. I normally grate the vegetable and make poriyal with it.

    Reply

  4. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (10)Girija Krishnan

    I have often held mullangi to be an ingredient for sambhar. Now it was relishing to make curry with it. But I used cabbage instead of onion ( as no onion/garlic)
    satwic foods

    Reply

  5. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (11)Sowmya Seetharaman

    Very well presented and helpful. Besides using radishes for sambar, I was looking for a different way to use this veggie. Came out very well. Thanks a lot

    Reply

  6. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (12)Derick Barboza

    Lovely side dish I made it for my wife and she loved the dish �� thk u ������

    Reply

  7. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (13)Priya Rajan

    Tried this recipe yesterday. It was very good. Thanks

    Reply

  8. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (14)Unknown

    Excellent recipe it was incredible to eat!

    Reply

  9. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (15)Amreeta

    I tried.. It came out well and tasty too..

    Reply

  10. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (16)Arvind Betgeri

    I tried this recipe and it came out wonderful. The taste was amazing. Thanks for sharing it.

    Reply

  11. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (17)Rajeshwari Raji

    Hello mam..
    I tried ur sambar podi.it came good.thank u so much….

    Reply

  12. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (18)Mala

    Padhu, I have tasted radish chutney in one of the neighbour’s house in my native… If u know radish chutney recipe, please post the same

    Reply

  13. Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (19)Winnie

    A simple and tasty dish. Works well as an accompaniment to a main dish.

    Reply

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Mullangi Poriyal-Radish Curry-Mooli Sabzi Recipe-Mooli Recipes - Padhuskitchen (2024)

FAQs

What is the English name for mullangi? ›

Radish, also known as mullangi or mooli, is an edible root vegetable bestowed with an impressive nutrient profile.

Can I eat mooli raw? ›

Otherwise known as daikon, mooli is a giant radish, although far milder tasting than other radishes. Can be eaten raw or cooked, and great for adding texture to a dish without adding an overpowering flavour. Pale in colour.

What is mooli used for? ›

Mooli (Radish) leaves are rich in vitamin C, vitamin B6, magnesium, phosphorus, iron and calcium. They helps in bone building as it is a good source of calcium. Mooli might help in weight loss as it is low in calories, helps improve digestion and enhances body metabolism due to the presence of fibers.

What is the difference between radish and mooli? ›

What is a mooli? Mooli or daikon radish is a distant cousin to the common red radish. Known as a cruciferous vegetable related to broccoli, kale and cabbage. Appearing as a big root (the Japanese translation of daikon is big root), the flavour of the daikon isn't as strong and peppery as red radishes.

Is radish good for diabetes? ›

Lower risk of diabetes

Radishes have chemical compounds like glucosinolate and isothiocyanate that are thought to help manage your blood sugar levels. Early studies have shown that they might give you energy and lower how much glucose your intestines take in.

Why can't you eat radish and cucumber together? ›

Pairing cucumber and radish may seem like a great combination for weight watchers, but this may call for trouble. Yes, consuming these two foods may trigger indigestion and lead to discomfort, due to the presence of ascorbate in cucumber, which absorbs vitamin C.

Why should radishes not be eaten at night? ›

Is eating radish at night harmful to health? No eating of Radish at night is not harmful. Radish is a very light vegetable which has a high amount of water in it. Hence consuming radish juice at night can help to improve the water content in the body and eliminate dehydration.

Why do mooli cause gas? ›

The Link Between Radishes and Gas

As mentioned earlier, radishes contain raffinose, which can ferment in the gut and produce gas. They also contain high levels of enzymes that can stimulate the production of gastric acid, leading to acid reflux or heartburn.

What are the side effects of mooli? ›

Side Effects of Radish:
  • Reduced levels of thyroid hormone.
  • Increase in weight of thyroid gland.
  • Decrease in the activity of thyroid peroxidase.
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Is radish good for kidneys? ›

Radish. Radishes are crunchy vegetables that make a nutritious addition to a renal diet. They're very low in potassium and phosphorus but contain other important nutrients, such as folate and vitamin A. Their peppery taste makes a flavorful addition to low sodium dishes.

Can we eat mooli in empty stomach? ›

You should avoid eating radish on an empty stomach since it gives rise to gas-related problems. Radish is one of those vegetables that we use in almost everything — from curries and soups to salads in the winter season. Radish is also extremely beneficial for health.

What is English radish? ›

What are radishes? The root of a member of the mustard family, radishes have a peppery flavour and a crisp, crunchy texture.

What is another name for radish? ›

While the Japanese name daikon has been adopted in English, it is also sometimes called the Japanese radish, Chinese radish, Oriental radish or mooli (in India and South Asia).

What is the benefit of English radish? ›

Radishes can help lower blood sugar levels and are a source of antioxidants that might help protect against cancer and prevent inflammation. Radishes are also a rich source of magnesium, potassium, and vitamin C.

What is red radish called in English? ›

Table radish. The table radish, or red radish, is a common variety of radish with bright red skin, white flesh, and a round shape. They are crispy and firm with a mild peppery flavor and are typically sliced and enjoyed raw or paired with hummus.

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