Now on to the recipe with my few adjustments : I tell u, the procedure seems to be a bit lengthy but worth every bit of it 🙂
Puliyogare Recipe – Ingredients
Recipe Category: Side dish | Recipe Cuisine: South Indian | Recipe Cuisine: South Indian| Recipe Reference: Raks Kitchen
Tamarind – 1 big lemon sized
Turmeric – a pinch
Hing (Perungayam) – a pinch
Jaggery/sugar – 2 tsp [Adjust it according to ur preference]
Salt – to taste
Peanuts – a fist full
Raw Basmati Rice – 1.5 cups
To temper:
Mustard – 1/2 tbsp
Red chillies – 4 small
Urad dal – 1.5 tbsp
Channa dal – 2 tbsp
Curry leaves – 2 sprigs
Turmeric powder – a generous pinch
Hing – 1/2 tsp
Sesame oil – 3 tbsp
To Roast and Grind:
Channa dal – 2 tbsp
Red chillies – 3
Fenugreek seeds – 3/4 tsp
Urad dal – 1 tsp
Method:
- In a pan, add a tsp of oil and roast all the ingredients under ‘To roast and grind’ (in the same order one by one) to golden brown and grind it to a fine powder.
- Soak tamarind in warm water for 30mins, then extract tamarind pulp/juice from it. Mash it well with ur hands to extract the juice completely, strain to get the pulp without impurities.Heat a wide bottomed pan with sesame oil and add the ingredients under ‘to temper’.
- Fry till dals turn golden brown then add curry leaves and red chillies fry for 2mins.Then add the tamarind pulp and required water say 1 and 1/4 cups(it should be very runny like rasam consistency at this stage).Allow it to boil for 15-30mins or till the volume gets reduced by half.
- At this stage add jaggery and ‘roast & ground’ powder little by little stirring continuously. After the powder is added the mixture starts thickening quickly. Stir continuously and allow it to boil for 2-3 mins.Roast peanuts until golden brown remove the skin andadd it to the pulikaichal.
- Stir well and when it becomes a thick paste like in the below pic, switch off. Lastly after removing from fire, add the roasted peanuts and mix well. Cool down and store in a clean container.The shelf period of this pulikachal is 15-20 days when refrigerated.See to it that the consistency should only be semi thick as it gets thickened more after switching off. Add a tsp of oil if needed while mixing it with rice.
Cook basmati rice with 1:2 ratio(rice:water) Allow the rice to cool down completely spread it and add 2 tsp of sesame oil and set aside for few mins. Then add the pulikachal . Mix well and enjoy ur puliyogare. Add salt only if required.
To make puliyogare:
My Notes:
- Make the consistency very thin like rasam only then after adding the powder it will reach the desired consistency.
- For the above measure the pulikaichal made is apt for 1.5 cups of rice.But add it as per your preference.
Satya
puliyogare looks sooooo mouth watering dear …My MIL is expert in this …she makes the best pihora …urs reminds me her dish …
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Roshan
very appetizing puliyogare……i have had this during my childhood….
awesome pictures too…
Mahimaa's kitchen
yummy.i love it.
Soumya
Yum!Very tempting …perfect clicks…
Dr.Sameena Prathap
Hi Sharmi,
That looks very tempting..been a while since a made!!You have never visited me!!:)
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Angie's Recipes
Looks flavoursome and tasty! A simple dish like this could go a long way.
RAKS KITCHEN
Thanks a lot for nice words and this post 🙂 Glad you liked it…My alllllll time favorite,I can live with puliyogare alone 😉
Priya
Very tempting puilyodharai, my all time favourite…
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jeyashrisuresh
Very well said about Raks, I tasted her puliyogare once,about an year back.
It really turned out well for you. Nice clicks.
Shabs..
I never tasted this one yet!looks fab!Its so nice of u to have such a nice blogger friend and write about her here.u can share everything common and dont have to kill hubby with what they seem to be boring…LOL….let me go and peep into her blog…..I am sure i have come across her blog…
Sharmilee! :)
@Shabs : Exactly u read me here…But I've already bugged my hubby talking abt her before this post 🙂
Premalatha Aravindhan
Delicious Puliyogare sharmi,My fav too…
Ananda Rajashekar
am drooling over here sharmi, you can't imagine how much i love puliyodharai 🙂
Laavanya
She does have delicious recipes… 🙂 Puliyodharai looks awesome.
aipi
perfectly done..I love this tangy-spicy rice..
I think Raks is a great cook… I really admire her!
US Masala
indianspicemagic
Yummy and delicious…
Sreelekha Sumesh
I too love this puli choru.Tried 2-3 times with readymix.But i always love the authentic method.This recipe looks perfect.Will try this def.
Rachana
Mouthwatering Puliyogare… Looks so flavourful and yummmm….
Srimathi
I have never made puliyodharai from scratch. Its always with premade mixes. Good to know about it. Thanks for sharing. the clicks are tempting.
Prathibha
Looks really yummy dear…..Nice click too..puliyogre is anytime my favorite rice dear…
Kairali sisters
Looks really yummy Sharmi…Love all the pics..
Priya Sriram
Puliyogare looks very inviting.. That too, the last pic is very nice, with a spoonful of puliyogare! 🙂
Nithya
Wow.. yummy 🙂 I love it with raw onion 🙂 On any day this is our south Indian staple food. 🙂 love it totally 🙂
Pavithra
MMmmmm i am drooling my very fav one.. i second nithi puliyotharai with raw onion yummy!!! by the way nice picture sharmi.
Nitha
those are lovely clicks.. really tempting..
Yummy Team
Am drooling over your pics, Sharmilee..Puliogare looks absolutely delicious..Will try this recipe soon. Bookmarked!!
Priti
Thanks for informing that you have tried this too…looks very yum your trial too …and nice clicks
myfudo
It reminds me of a savory Thai rice. This one sounds sour and spicy rice delights.
Deepthy Shriram
Tried this recipe and yes, it came out really good :)..Thank you Sharmiji