Tandoori fruit is an interesting dish to try at home.
Dishes cooked in the tandoor have a fan following of their own. Whether it is a delicious Tandoori Chicken or Paneer Tikka, or even some crunchy Tandoori Vegetables – there is something in tandoori cooking that makes it incomparable to anything else. But have you imagined what fruits cooked in the tandoor would taste like? We may have come across tandoori pineapple being offered by some restaurants, but an entire fruit platter made of tandoor-grilled fruits still seems like a novelty.
This Tandoori Fruit recipe makes use of fruits at home and gives them a texture and flavour which is unbelievably delicious. The fruits are marinated in spices, lemon juice and tamarind paste just like vegetables or chicken would be. The fruits are then skewered and grilled in a tandoor or an oven as per availability. The tangy edge of the tamarind paste blends so well with the natural sugar in these fruits. The fruits have a smoky flavour from the outside and retain their original texture on the inside.
The best part about the Tandoori Fruit recipe is that it can be made in 30 minutes. A quick 15-minute preparation, followed by just 15 minutes of cook time is all you need. The recipe serves two people and uses four different kinds of whole fruits in its preparation. We already know how beneficial eating fruits is for our health, and with this delicious recipe your family will be left asking for more!
Watch The Full Recipe Video Of Tandoori Fruit Here:
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Ingredients:
- 1 red apple
- 1 green apple
- 1 guava
- 1/4 pineapple
- 1 tsp red chilli powder
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 2 tbsp tamarind paste
Method:
- Cut the fruits into large cubes.
- In a bowl, add fruits, red chilli powder, lemon juice and tamarind paste.
- Mix everything well.
- Skewer the fruits and put it in a tandoor or oven.
- Cook for 10-15 minutes at 180 degrees celsius.
- Serve with chutney and onions.
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