After Lord balaji, only pulliyodarai comes in mind whenever i think about Perumal Kovil. The Puliyodarai served in Perumal Kovil in the dhonnais , will taste divine and nothing can beat the taste.
Though i have posted the recipe of Pulikaichal which my mom makes, i have been wanting to post this Iyengar style puliyodarai for a long time. This recipe i learnt from my friend who is an iyengar and i always feast on the puliyodarai which she makes. So here is the recipe for authentic iyengar style temple puliyodarai.
Recipe updated with Video
INGREDIENTS: (GIVES 1/4 CUP PULIKAICHAL PASTE APPROX.)
TO ROAST AND GRIND:
CHANNA DAL | 1 TBLSP |
URAD DAL | 1 TBLSP |
DHANIYA (CORIANDER SEEDS) | 1 AND 1/2 TBLSP |
RED CHILLI | 6-7 |
SESAME SEEDS(i used white black also ok) | 1 TSP |
BLACK PEPPER | 1 TSP |
SESAME OIL | 4-5 TBLSP |
MUSTARD SEEDS | 1/4 TSP |
PEANUTS | 1 TBLSP |
CHANNA DAL | 1 TBLSP |
CURRY LEAVES | FEW |
THICK TAMARIND EXTRACT | 1 AND 1/2 CUP( I USED TAMARIND PASTE 2 TSP) |
SALT | AS NEEDED |
TURMERIC POWDER | 1/4 TSP |
ASAFOETIDA | 2 PINCHES |
JAGGERY | 1/4 TSP |
METHOD:
- Dry roast the ingredients given the table “To roast and grind”.
- While doing add the sesame seeds in the last as it will get burnt fast.
- When it is cool, powder it finely in a mixer.
- In a pan add sesame oil and temper the items given under the “to temper” table. When the dals turn golden brown add the tamarind extract. I used the tamarind paste(store bought) and added the water. If using tamarind, soak it in hot water and extract the juice.
- When it starts boiling add the ground powder , turmeric powder, salt ,jaggery and asafoetida.
- Simmer the flame and let this boil for few minutes till the raw smell goes off and this mixture reaches the right consistency.
- Cook half cup of sona masoori rice(raw rice) and allow it to cool. Let the grains be separate.
- Mix 2 tblsp of this pulikaichal to this rice and add a tsp of sesame oil. Nicely mix with clean hands. Check for taste, if you need little more spicy add extra paste or if you find it very spicy or making for kids add some more rice.
- You can pack this for kids lunch box along with any chips or papad.
Note:
- The pulkaichal mix can be stored in the refrigerator for a week to 10 days.
- But always use a dry spoon to take it. Never use wet hands.
Temple puliyogre is something which can not be matched,it tastes really delicious..looks yumm and craving for it now jey
ReplyDeleteLooks so perfect like the temple puliyogare!!! delicious!! am bookmarking it!!!
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After seeing Ur recipe. My mouth is watering..
ReplyDeleteI am hungry now :) Can you please parcel that? Yuumy ...
ReplyDeleteLooks just so yum ....love temple puliyodrai ....
ReplyDeleteBookmarked. wanted to try this for long time ..thnx for sharing :)
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My favourite..love it with appalam and curd..
ReplyDeleteThe picture looks so good...love the closeup
ReplyDeleteloved the small measurements you have used , perfect for anyone to try. I'm going to try this soon
ReplyDeleteyummy! My kids comes to temple only for temple puliyodarai
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puliyodarai....mmmm...i'm loving it :)...
ReplyDeleteI had puliyodarai prasadham in thiruppathi last year! Feeling nostalgic!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe jeyshri!
so authentic one:)my all time fav from childhood days:)
ReplyDeletewow...i wish to come down to ur house for lunch
ReplyDeleteOoo, that sounds delicious! I've never had it, but I really would like to try this dish...
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious.... Will be wonderful with papas.
ReplyDeleteTangy and comforting rice
ReplyDeletelooks so traditional n yumm... my most favorite...
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Very authentic and traditional dish, Perumal Koil puliyodaraikku thani manam than..
ReplyDeletei love puliyodaria. my tamilian friend colleague use to get in her tiffin box and it used to be awesome. remembering her seeing your post.
ReplyDeleteI love it. As you said, there were days, I visit temples at my native just to grab this. Triple like!!!
ReplyDeleteTempting one,love the way u presented:)
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My mom's and my all time favourite....very inviting...
ReplyDeleteSimply droolworthy and yummy . Wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteMy mom do very rarely this puliyodarai,have to give a try soon.
ReplyDeletelooks very tempting and delicious.. nice clicks..
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Super like the pictures, everything perfect for the recipe. Wonderful presentation and great recipe. You still have it? ;)
ReplyDeletetraditional rice dish...looks very tempting...
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Iyengars make the best pulihora. Have been trying to master it for years. Maybe this finally has the solution. Will try soon
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ReplyDeleteOMG this is my most wanted recipe.. bookmarked.. thanks
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ReplyDeleteIt looks great!!... but did you roast pepper also along with the roasted items coz i couldnt find it in the list but could see some in the picture.
regards
priya
Thanks for mentioning. I added 1 tsp of pepper but forgot to mention in the post. Will update now.
DeleteI love Puliyogare rice & though I haven't tasted the temple variety I remember it from my high school & college days & I'm glad to get such a detailed recipe. all the recipes are really good. they are easy to understand follow. Thx. Jeyashri!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for sharing! Did not know it was so easy. I used to depend on ready made mixes from the market. Now I can personalize to my needs. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe and thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteDo we have to use black sesame seeds or
white sesame seeds for dry roasting?Please let us know,thanks.
I used white sesame seeds, but u can use either black or white. Updated in the post
DeleteAmazing recipe
DeleteTried it!! Amazing recipe.. thank u so much :)
ReplyDeleteTried it!! amazing recipe. Thank you so much :)
ReplyDeleteIyengars do not use coriander seeds. This must be a variation. An authentic Iyengar puliyodharai is made with just tamarind, red chillies and salt, the seasoning being mustard seeds, channa dal, peanuts and curry leaves.
ReplyDeleteYour version is tasty too, but sorry, not authentic!
Thanks for the message Usha. Actually this recipe i got from my friend's mom who is a typical iyengar and this recipe her mom passed on to her.
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Hi Jeyashri....Visited your blog for the first time today while surfing the net for recipes....Am bookmarking the puliyodarai recipe and I have no doubt that I will be revisiting your blog for festival food recipes...Something I keep forgetting as I make festival food rarely....:-) Good luck to you and your blog...Keep the recipes and photos coming...
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri...Visiting your blog for the first time today while surfing the net for some recipe. Am bookmarking this puliyodarai recipe. Hope to revisit your blog for festival food recipes...Keep forgetting them as I make such dishes rarely. :-)....Good luck to you and your blog...Keep the recipes and photos coming....
ReplyDeleteHi nice puliyodarai.i love it whether it is temple or iyengar whatever it may be.i have a doubt can i take tamarind to a normal orange size or more than that.
ReplyDeleteYou can use normal orange sized tamarind.
Deletelooks great :)
ReplyDeleteTried this recipe and it came out sooooo good. Just loved the taste. Thanks Jeyashri.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri, Tried making the puliyodarai, It came out so well, my family loved it.Thank you so much for the wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteIts really mouth watering.. Thanks for the recipe and it made me a star...
ReplyDeleteTried this recipe today. Came out so well. So yummy. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeletewow awesome !!! nice recipe , will try it for sure.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeyashri madam,I tried above cooking steps for tamarind rice and came out very well... Now my friend is requested me to cook for huge quantity (350 people's) for home function. Is it possible to give ingredients for 350 people's? Thank you so much.
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Karthik
Hi Jeyashri Madam, Thank you for the iyengar style tamarind rice. I tried and came out very well and shared with my friends.They liked it very much.now my friend is requested me to make tamarind rice for 350 people's for his home function.do you have any idea on ingredients for huge quantity? Thank you.Regards, Karthick
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. Sorry i have never ventured into this much bulk cooking.
DeleteHi Jeyashri thanks for the simple and wonder recipe. Guess we should use only first extract of tamarind juice. We can use the rest of the tamarind next day for some other dish. Am i right.
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