This is an amazingly easy recipe. Crunchy, tasty and so nutritious. We love this. I make it with any kind of gravy dish as a side. I had no idea what is Lima beans until I came to USA. We do get this in India ( I got know from my mom in law who told me these are the beans from avaraka ( Chikuduka..) and are available in India.) only that I didnt know about them.. until I came to USA. So here I experiment with the lima beans in a simple recipe and from then on there was no looking back for me. For making this....
You need :
Lima beans frozen/fresh - 3 cups
Red chilli powder - 2 tsp
Lemon extract - 1 to 2 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil - 1/2 tsp
Green onions - 3 stalks finely chopped
Method :
In a Pan take some oil and add the lima beans to it.. Stir fry for 10-12 minutes... until the the lima beans are cooked and brown spots atrt to apear on them. Add the red chilli powder and salt and mix well. Leave it on for 6-7 minutes until nicely roasted and fried. Add the chopped green onions on top...stir fry for another 3 minutes and Remove from flame. Your Lima bean stir fry is ready... and it just tastes yumm believe me...:) You can eat it as it is... as an evening snack...:) Enjoy!
Doesn,t it look awesome? Try, enjoy and do send me ur reviews about it....:)
10 comments:
Lovely recipe Shubha, i jus love lima beans so gonna make today. Thanxxx for sharing!!!
I ve my version on my blog, this one sounds very less ingredients and delicious
What a simple recipe. I have been meaning to try lima beans. They look really big.
Hey this is a nice and a quick recipe...love it!!
hi shubha!!!this looks really good..very healthy and crunchy...so simple too..thanks for sharing:)
Have never tried them before ... but as u say there are from avaraka, i am tempted to try this out soon :)
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great looking lima beans, Shubha! I never made a stir fry with these beans just used them with mixed veggies. Thanks for this nice recipe.
Shubha..that looks lovely..I have always made kurma..never this way!
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Hi, I would like to pin this recipe to Pinterest...how do I do that, don't see a "Pinit" button on your page...
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