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Poliyodharai / Puliyogare Recipe (using Millets)
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Poliyodharai / Puliyogare Recipe (using Millets)

A vegetarian South Indian Recipes recipe with foxtail millet, salt, sesame (gingelly) oil - or gingelly oil. Ready in 55 min, serves 4.

Curated byAditi Iyer🇮🇳

Calories
865kcal
Estimated Cost
475-625
Carbs93g
Protein45g
Fats35g
Servings Scaler
4

Instructions

23 steps
  1. 1

    Method for Making PulikachalSoak the tamarind in water for at least one hour and extract the juice

    tamarind - lemon sizedwater - as needed
  2. 2

    Keep the juice asideTake all the ingredients listed under Roast and Grind and dry roast them until it turns golden brown

  3. 3

    Cool them completely and grind to a fine powder

    /2 turmeric powder (haldi)(1 teaspoon)
  4. 4

    Heat oil in a pan, add the mustard seeds, red chillies and allow it to crackle and roast for a few seconds

    dry red chillies(4)teaspoons methi seeds (fenugreek seeds)(3)mustard seeds(1 tablespoon)dry red chillies(4)
  5. 5

    Add the tamarind extract, turmeric powder, salt, curry leaves and asafoetida

    salttamarind - lemon sizedsalt - as neededasafoetida (hing)(1/2 teaspoon)/2 turmeric powder (haldi)(1 teaspoon)curry leaves(8)
  6. 6

    Add enough water to make it thin and allow it to boil for atleast 20 minutes or until the volume reduces to half

    water - as needed
  7. 7

    Once the volume has reduced to half, add the jaggery and the ground spice powder

    jaggery(1/2 teaspoon)/2 turmeric powder (haldi)(1 teaspoon)
  8. 8

    Allow this mixture to boil for another 5 minutes or until the mixtures starts to thicken

  9. 9

    Turn off the heat and cool the pulikachal

  10. 10

    Add the roasted peanuts and keep aside

    roasted peanuts (moongphali)(1/4 cup)
  11. 11

    This this the Pulikachal mixture to make the Tamarind Rice

    tamarind - lemon sized
  12. 12

    You can store this mixture in the refrigerator for about a week and use it as and when required

  13. 13

    Method to cook the MilletsMillets cook in a similar way to rice

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  14. 14

    Based on the kind of millet you use the cooking times will differ

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  15. 15

    In this recipe I am using foxtail millet that cooks fairly easily

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  16. 16

    Place the millet into the pressure cooker, along with 2 cups of water and salt

    foxtail millet(1 cup)saltsalt - as neededwater - as needed
  17. 17

    Close the cooker, place the weight on and pressure cook for two whistles

  18. 18

    After two whistles turn the heat to low and simmer for about 3 minutes and turn off the heat

  19. 19

    Allow the pressure to release naturally, as the millets will continue to cook under the existing pressure

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  20. 20

    Once the pressure is releasedAllow the pressure to release naturally, as the millets will continue to cook under the existing pressure

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  21. 21

    Once the pressure is released, open the cooker and fluff up the millets and allow them to air out a bit, before mixing it with the Puliyodharai mixMethod to Make the Puliyodharai / Puliyogare RecipeYou can now mix the pulikachal with steamed millet in small quantities depending upon how tangy and how spicy you want the rice to be

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  22. 22

    Allow the millet to rest in this tangy pulikachal for atleast 20 minutes before serving

    foxtail millet(1 cup)
  23. 23

    The Puliyodharai / Puliyogare - Spicy Tamarind Millet is now ready to be served

    foxtail millet(1 cup)tamarind - lemon sized

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