I am just back after 2 weeks break and still not in a mood to enter into the kitchen and to add up my friends are pampering me to take rest and sending me food for the past 2 days. So finally today i made a simple breakfast with aval| poha| rice flakes, which my mom makes very often. I have already posted a similar kind of puli upma with rice flour. Click Here for the recipe. This is a easy breakfast recipe and can be made in a jiffy.
I thank all my fellow bloggers who visited my space in my absence and commented on my recipes. Soon I will catch up with all the yummy recipes which i missed out.
THICK POHA | 1 CUP |
THICK TAMARIND EXTRACT | 4-5 TBLSP |
OIL | 2 TSP |
MUSTARD SEEDS | 1/4 TSP |
URAD DAL | 1/4 TSP |
CHANNA DAL | 1/4 TSP |
PEANUTS | 1- 2 TBLSP |
RED CHILLI | 2 NO |
ASAFOETIDA | A PINCH |
TURMERIC POWDER | A PINCH |
SALT | AS NEEDED |
- Wash the poha | aval and drain the water.
- Make a thick extract from a small goose berry sized tamarind . I used the Store bought tamarind paste( 1 tsp)
- If using tamarind paste, mix this well with 4 tblsp of water.
- Add this to the washed poha and mix evenly.
- In a pan add oil and throw in the mustard seeds, channa dal, urad dal, peanuts and red chilli .
- When the mustard seeds splutter and the dals turn brown.
- Add in the turmeric powder , salt and asafoetida.
- Add the tamrind poha mixture to this and mix gently.
- If you feel it is dry just sprinkle few drops of water.
- Garnish with curry leaves.
- Always serve this hot with roasted papad.
Adding tamrind in poha is new to me will try out next time.
ReplyDeletelooks very tasty.. yummy yum..
ReplyDeleteNew to me... Will try this soon
ReplyDeleteI make this too we love it..love that bowl..so nice of your friends!!
ReplyDeletewelcome back dear...Adding tamarind is new to me...Shall try it next time..Glad that you have caring friends..
ReplyDeleteNice variation..
ReplyDeletelovely twist..
ReplyDeleteMy mother too makes this kind of poha and I love her preparation...Your version looks very good..Nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful vacation..glad to have you back
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ReplyDeleteDelicious breakfast recipe. the same i make with lemon :)
ReplyDeletepuli aval looks just like puliyodarai! nice pics!! minnal madhiri post panreenga! Keep the energy up always!
ReplyDeletelovely and delicious..
ReplyDeleteMust be similar to tamarind rice, which is my favorite :) Looks lovely and hope you are fine :)
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very tasty looking rice preparation. nice one
ReplyDeletepoha is a regular fix at home but this is something new. looks fanatastic and adding tamarind takes it to another notch.
ReplyDeleteWat a super tempting aval upma, take enough rest and enjoy Jeya.
ReplyDeleteMy fav. one pass me the bowl. Love your clicks.I too have gojju avalakki karntaka style in my drafts, will post soon.
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looks tasty i like aval.
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Yummy upuma ..
ReplyDeletelooks like a perfect breakfast! lovely clicks too!
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Never tried the tamarind in our Poha. Gonna ask mum to do that today! Lovely pics, as usual!
ReplyDeletejeyashree this s a nice variation from normal aval upma....good combination....will try this out.
ReplyDeleteWow..this is very good recipe...I will try it soon.
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Hi..Nice Poaha recipe..nice touch to poha by adding Tamarind Extract.
ReplyDeleteOne suggestion: Can You specify no of servings in your every recipe? So tht we can adjust the quantity accordingly.Thanks a lot.