Paruppu Podi / Yellow Lentil Chutney Powder
This recipe comes from the Southern part of India. Yellow Lentil is also known as split pigeon peas.
It can be made within 5 minutes & is very easy. It is quite a saviour when you are starving.
We will need:
- Arhar/Toor dal (Yellow Lentil) - 1small cup
- Whole Dried Red chillies - As per tolerance, I took 3
- Asafoetida - a pinch
- Dessicated Coconut - 1 cup
- Salt - As per taste
- Oil - 1/2 teaspoon
Method:
Take a pan & pour 1/2 teaspoon oil just to grease the pan. Roast the dal & red chillies. When it is golden put off the flame & take it off the stove to stop cooking as we dont want it to get brown. Now, put this in a mixer jar & add the asafoetida & coconut to it & grind it. Grind it coarsely. Your Podi/Chutney Powder is ready. It will taste best for 1 full week if kept in the refrigerator.
Note:
- The same process is to be followed to make Paruppu Thogayal/Yellow Lentil Chutney. You just need to add some water. However the shelf life decreases to 2-3 days.
- You can try adding a few cloves of garlic for a different flavor. I dont use it in this preparation though.
- It is best eaten with hot steaming rice with a dollop of ghee mixed with this thogayal or podi.
- You will be appreciated by all if you serve it with rasam rice & papad. So, try this & share your experience with me.
Nice recipe..love to have it with rice along with rice..Yum!
ReplyDeleteFabulous paruppu podi.
ReplyDeleteSuch a flavourful and delicious podi..
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It's been years since I've last visited India; normally, I stay in Delhi with my Auntie. What kinda food is on the streets these days in the area which you are from?
I remember feeling compelled to go back to a certain bazaar in Delhi for their kachordis. Man, they were so good. ;-)
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first time here,u hv a lovley space..lentil powder looks so tempting n delicious....visit my space as time permits..
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first time here and paruppu podi looks perfect.. I love to have it with steamed rice.. following u!!
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thanks for sharin...hav to try..
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Dear Rev
ReplyDeleteI have become a PoDi addict of late and I am going to make this one. I know very few PoDis from the blog.
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