
Cowpea / Thatta Payaru
₹80.00
In Stock
How to Use
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Wash the required quantity of Cowpea thoroughly and soak it in sufficient water for several hours or overnight.
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Drain and rinse the soaked Cowpea before cooking.
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Pressure cook or boil until the beans become soft and tender.
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Use the cooked Cowpea to prepare sundal, kuzhambu, curries, gravies, soups, salads, and other traditional dishes.
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Season with your preferred spices, herbs, vegetables, or coconut according to the recipe.
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Store the uncooked Cowpea in a cool, dry place in an airtight container.
Ingredients
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Cowpea (Thatta Payaru)
Key Benefits
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Premium-quality Cowpea (Thatta Payaru).
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Naturally mild and earthy in flavour.
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Firm texture with a pleasant bite when cooked.
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Suitable for soaking, boiling, and cooking.
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Ideal for sundal, kuzhambu, curries, and gravies.
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Can also be used in soups and salads.
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Versatile ingredient for traditional and everyday cooking.
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A traditional pulse commonly used in South Indian cuisine.
Who It's For
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Kids & Families
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Adults
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Vegetarians
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Home Cooks
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Traditional Food Lovers
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Pulse & Legume Lovers
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South Indian Cuisine Enthusiasts
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Anyone looking for a versatile traditional pulse for everyday cooking
Product Description
Cowpea (Thatta Payaru) is a traditional legume widely used in South Indian cooking. 🌿 It has a naturally mild, earthy flavour and a satisfying texture when cooked. A versatile ingredient for everyday meals, Cowpea can be soaked and cooked to prepare sundal, kuzhambu, curries, gravies, salads, soups, and other traditional dishes. It is a wonderful addition to the pantry for those who enjoy traditional pulses and homemade South Indian recipes.
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