Poha chivda | aval mixture with video
Poha Chivda is a low fat snack made with aval | poha , a less oil and not a deep fried mixture. Though i already posted South Indian Mixture recipe, i have a few request from readers for a healthy diwali recipe which they can make for their parents | in laws, this poha chivda immediately came to my mind. So if you want to try something healthy this time, make this poha mixture | aval mixture. I learnt this recipe from my friend Janani, long back when we met for a evening tea .
Aval mixture | poha chivda
Preparation Time : 5 mins | Cooking Time : 10 Mins |Serves: 3-4Poha| aval 1 cup
Green chili 2
Raw peanuts 4 tblsp
Roasted gram dal | pottukadalai 4 tblsp
Sugar 1 tsp
Salt as needed
Mustard seeds few
Dry coconut (kopra) 1 tblsp
Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
Oil 1 tblsp
Video of How to make Poha chivda
Method with step wise pictures:
METHOD:
- In a pan, roast the poha , with 1 tsp of oil ( use medium thin poha) till it turns golden brown.
- Be careful not to make it burnt.
- Keep it aside. In the same pan add oil and add mustard seeds and slit the green chillies and add to it.
- Powder the sugar in a mortar and pestle.
- Add the roasted gram, peanuts and powdered sugar and salt to this.
- When the peanuts,and dal turns golden brown switch off the flame and mix it to the roasted poha.
- Mix this nicely.
- Store this in a airtight container . Enjoy with hot tea | coffee.
Note:
- You can add a few tablespoons of roasted cashew nuts also.
- Few curry leaves can be added while adding the mustard seeds.
aval mixture looks yumm Jeyashri..love the beautiful clicks. ur blog is overflowing with wonderful mouthwatering diwali recipes. keep rocking.
ReplyDeleteaval mixture looks so tempting and delicious!!! wow so many festive recipes just in time for Deepavali!!
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simple and tempting mixture :)
ReplyDeleteNice mixture,I like this very much
ReplyDeletewow...Interesting mixture...Sounds very tasty..
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful and I also just made mine.
ReplyDeletesimple and crispy.. like it always..
ReplyDeleteI love any type of mixture and this looks yum....perfect for teatime!
ReplyDeleteYummy aval mixture dear!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this chivda...I have a microwave version of this in my space...Looks lovely
ReplyDeleteEAsy and yummy recipe :)
ReplyDeleteIt's family fav...I make this every week ...we call it Chiwda
ReplyDeleteSuper yummy looking mixture. Looks too good !!
ReplyDeletewow very tempting snack,perfectly made...
ReplyDeleteLip smacking ...lovely clicks too
ReplyDeleteNice one Jeyashree, oil consuming too.
ReplyDeleteYummy for tea time,made almost same recipe yday,used jaggeri instead of sugar...
ReplyDeleteaval mixture looks so tempting!
ReplyDeleteAwesome with some tea...love this..
ReplyDeleteshould we wash the poha b4 frying it
ReplyDeleteNo need to wash the poha, just take out the impurities or any stones with hand or using the traditional Muraam(in Tamil)
Deleteok thanx for ur quick reply.i will try it out tommorrow and give my comments
DeleteSure :-)
DeleteThats a super quick and guilt free snack.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make this i have everything ehre but no pottu kadal and i have been looking in the indian store but they don't want it here.
ReplyDeleteLooks so good.
i have a doubht in ur thatai receipe.should we dry roast rice flour and pottukadalai.can we add oil,or ghee instead of butter while mixing
ReplyDeleteNo need to roast the rice flour and you can add add oil instead of butter but always add hot oil. Ghee i am not sure
DeleteChiwda looks so delicious!
ReplyDeletelooks great.. perfect low fat snack Jey
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will try this tomm.. all ingredients in place..
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ReplyDeleteOh is it! Do not where u must have gone wrong. May be that part must have been thick .
DeleteHappy diwali to u all