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Erachi Ada - Malabar beef pockets
From ₹219200 g / 300 g / 500 g
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Crisp fried pockets of spiced shredded beef, made in Calicut the bakery way.
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- Ready to eat Nothing to heat
- Keeps 3 months No fridge needed
- FSSAI licensed Lic. 21324247000581
- Ships pan-India Free from ₹400
Erachi Ada - irachi ada, if you spell it the way Kozhikode says it - is the beef-filled sister of the kozhi ada. The same thin wheat-flour pastry, crimped by hand, this time around shredded beef cooked down with fennel, ginger, garlic, green chilli, black pepper, coriander, turmeric, garam masala and curry leaves, then fried until the shell is crisp and blistered and the crimped edge holds its shape.
It arrives ready to eat. Every pack - 200, 300 or 500 g - keeps for three months in a cool, dry cupboard - no freezer, no cold chain, nothing to reheat. Open the pack, pour the chaya, and that is the whole preparation.
The beef ada, and why Malabar makes it
In the Mappila kitchens of north Kerala, erachi means beef unless someone says otherwise, and the erachi ada sits beside the kozhi ada in the same bakery glass case. The beef is cooked longer than the chicken, so the masala is darker and the filling denser and more peppery. If you grew up on the beef one, the chicken one is the substitute, not the other way round.
This is the fried, travelling version - wheat pastry, deep-fried, shelf-stable - the same choice we made for the Kozhi Ada and for the same reason: it is the one Calicut buys over the counter, and the only one that survives a courier journey.
Made in Calicut, built to travel
Everything is made by hand in our own kitchen in Calicut, under FSSAI licence 21324247000581. The filling is cooked down until the masala coats the meat rather than sitting in gravy - that is the step that keeps the pastry crisp in the pack instead of going soft against a wet filling.
Because the sale of beef is restricted in some Indian states, checkout offers Erachi Ada only to delivery addresses in the states we ship it to. If your state is not offered, the Kozhi Ada and the Soya Ada go everywhere in India.
What is in it
Refined wheat flour (maida), beef, edible vegetable oil, onion, water, spices and condiments (ginger, garlic, green chilli, red chilli, black pepper, coriander, turmeric, fennel and garam masala), curry leaves and salt. Contains wheat (gluten). No added sugar.
The nutrition panel printed on the pack is the reference for per-100 g values; we publish them here once the batch has been tested.
- Shelf life
- Three months from the packing date, sealed, in a cool dry place away from sunlight. Reseal after opening.
- Ingredients
- Refined wheat flour (maida), beef, edible vegetable oil, onion, water, spices and condiments (ginger, garlic, green chilli, red chilli, black pepper, coriander, turmeric, fennel and garam masala), curry leaves and salt. Contains wheat (gluten).
What you will be ordering
Erachi Ada - irachi ada, if you spell it the way Kozhikode says it - is the beef-filled sister of the kozhi ada. The same thin wheat-flour pastry, crimped by hand, this time around shredded beef cooked down with fennel, ginger, garlic, green chilli, black pepper, coriander, turmeric, garam masala and curry leaves, then fried until the shell is crisp and blistered and the crimped edge holds its shape.
It arrives ready to eat. Every pack - 200, 300 or 500 g - keeps for three months in a cool, dry cupboard - no freezer, no cold chain, nothing to reheat. Open the pack, pour the chaya, and that is the whole preparation.
The beef ada, and why Malabar makes it
In the Mappila kitchens of north Kerala, erachi means beef unless someone says otherwise, and the erachi ada sits beside the kozhi ada in the same bakery glass case. The beef is cooked longer than the chicken, so the masala is darker and the filling denser and more peppery. If you grew up on the beef one, the chicken one is the substitute, not the other way round.
This is the fried, travelling version - wheat pastry, deep-fried, shelf-stable - the same choice we made for the Kozhi Ada and for the same reason: it is the one Calicut buys over the counter, and the only one that survives a courier journey.
Made in Calicut, built to travel
Everything is made by hand in our own kitchen in Calicut, under FSSAI licence 21324247000581. The filling is cooked down until the masala coats the meat rather than sitting in gravy - that is the step that keeps the pastry crisp in the pack instead of going soft against a wet filling.
Because the sale of beef is restricted in some Indian states, checkout offers Erachi Ada only to delivery addresses in the states we ship it to. If your state is not offered, the Kozhi Ada and the Soya Ada go everywhere in India.
About this snack
Is this beef or buffalo?
Beef, as the pack says. It is the erachi of the Malabar kitchen - cooked down with fennel, black pepper and curry leaves until the masala coats the meat.Does it need a freezer?
No. Every pack is shelf-stable and keeps for three months in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after opening.How do I serve it?
Straight from the pack - no reheating, no oven, nothing to do first. It is a tea snack - two pieces with a glass of sulaimani is the standard Calicut serving.What is in it, and are there allergens?
Refined wheat flour (maida), beef, edible vegetable oil, onion, water, spices and condiments (ginger, garlic, green chilli, red chilli, black pepper, coriander, turmeric, fennel and garam masala), curry leaves and salt. It contains wheat (gluten). Made under FSSAI licence 21324247000581.Do you deliver Erachi Ada everywhere in India?
No. The sale of beef is restricted in some states, so checkout offers Erachi Ada only to addresses in the states we ship it to. The Kozhi Ada and the Soya Ada go everywhere.Is it halal?
We do not hold a halal certificate at the moment. If certification matters to you, email us before ordering and we will tell you exactly what we can and cannot confirm about the beef we use.What is the shelf life of Erachi Ada - Malabar beef pockets?
Three months from the packing date, sealed, in a cool dry place away from sunlight. Reseal after opening.What are the ingredients in Erachi Ada - Malabar beef pockets?
Refined wheat flour (maida), beef, edible vegetable oil, onion, water, spices and condiments (ginger, garlic, green chilli, red chilli, black pepper, coriander, turmeric, fennel and garam masala), curry leaves and salt. Contains wheat (gluten).
Erachi Ada
₹219 200 g