
I always keep this powder on hand. We use it in so many ways like stuffing in vegetables, especially for stuffed eggplant curry, as a dip for dosas, idlis and eat with rice.
- 1 cup Bengal Gram (Pachi Senaga Pappu, Chana Dal)
- 1 cup Black Gram (Minapa Pappu, Urad Dal)
- ½ cup Coriander Seeds (Dhaniya)
- ¼ cup desiccated Coconut (optional)
- ½ tsp Asafetida (Hing, Inguva)
- 5 or 6 dry Red Chilies or according to individual taste
- 1 tsp Cumin Seeds
- Salt as required
Preparation:
Heat a pan and dry roast the Bengal and Black Grams with no oil. When they turn golden brown, transfer them to a plate to cool.


As I said, this powder can be used in many ways like stuffing for different vegetables, as a dip for dosas and idlis and of course can be eaten just like that with rice and ghee.

i can smell those powder uma:)))thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteDhivya is so right ...I can smell that toooooooooooo!! :)
ReplyDeleteDK
hi uma! how r u? its looks wonderful dear....
ReplyDeletethat sounds like such a versatile podi, Uma!
ReplyDeleteThanks Uma for sharing this with us! I bet it smells wonderful too..
ReplyDeleteRosie x
I am trying this. Looks awesome. Happy Ugadi
ReplyDeleteMulti purpose powder!!!!! I could
ReplyDeletesmell this
Nice powder to share Uma. Wish u a Happy Ugadi to u and ur family.
ReplyDeleteFirst of all a happy Ugadi to you and your family...a nice useful podi you have blogged about.
ReplyDeleteThanxx for sharing curry powder recipe Uma !! will try soon..
ReplyDeleteHi uma dear how r you? I am soooo busy these days in office.Nice and wonderful recipes dear.Pesarattu is awesome........and your way of kura podi is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHappy ugadi Uma.........
ReplyDeleteYou to the same Uma........Have wonderful Ugadi.
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happu ugadi to u too Uma:)
ReplyDeleteI can smell the aromas of the spices roasting... Happy Ugadi, Uma! :)
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