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Beet and Birinda Saaru

Writer: Nandini R Kini
Nandini R Kini
Apr 11, 2021
1 min read

Kokum is called Birind in Konkani and Murugala Hannu in Kannada is a tangy, dark purple, to black colour sticky fruit. This is available only in summer. This fruit is halved and dried in sun and stored for a long time. This is used as a spice mostly in Goan and Konkani cuisines.




Ingredients


Dry kokum 4-5 or 1/4 cup kokum syrup

1/2 cup beetroot water

Salt to taste

Sugar to taste

Tempering:

2 tsp oil 5 crushed garlic cloves

3 red chillies



Procedure


  • Soak kokum in 1 cup water for 2 hours and take out the kokum

  • Add beetroot water, salt and sugar to it and boil

  • Temper with the ingredients and serve with hot rice.

NOTE: If you are using syrup no need to add sugar.

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