Puli upma aka tamarind upma is usually prepared with rice flour, coarsely grounded rice batter or else with rice rava. Its quite an interesting dish which makes a fabulous breakfast, snack food or else prefect for dinner. Almost like upma,this puli upma is flavoured with usual spices which we usually use for upma apart from cooking the grains with tamarind extract. Whoever loves to kick start their day with a dose of tanginess in their food will definitely enjoy this healthy version of puli upma. Since this dish is a delightful breakfast dish, you doesnt even need a side dish to enjoy with. To bring more nuttiness to this incredible healthy broken wheat upma with tamarind extract, i didnt forget to add some peanuts while tempering which is completely optional. Since i want to give a healthy twist to this traditional dish, i opted for broken wheat,however you can replace the broken wheat very much with rice.
Am running this week's blogging marathon with Breakfast staple with different grains as theme, hence am sharing this healthy version of puli upma which is prepared with broken wheat rava. I used small sized wheat rava hence i opted for usual way of cooking upma. If you are using big sized or bulgur type of broken wheat dont forget to try them by pressure cooking which is super fast and quite easy way to prepare this dish. Dont forget to temper this upma in gingelly oil, thats brings a fabulous flavor to this simple dish. You can pack this incredible puli upma even in your kid's lunchbox. Yes this upma sounds and tastes almost like tamarind rice however the cooking process involves less time than the tamarind rice. Make this healthy version of tamarind upma and do let me know.
Am running this week's blogging marathon with Breakfast staple with different grains as theme, hence am sharing this healthy version of puli upma which is prepared with broken wheat rava. I used small sized wheat rava hence i opted for usual way of cooking upma. If you are using big sized or bulgur type of broken wheat dont forget to try them by pressure cooking which is super fast and quite easy way to prepare this dish. Dont forget to temper this upma in gingelly oil, thats brings a fabulous flavor to this simple dish. You can pack this incredible puli upma even in your kid's lunchbox. Yes this upma sounds and tastes almost like tamarind rice however the cooking process involves less time than the tamarind rice. Make this healthy version of tamarind upma and do let me know.
1cup Roasted Wheat rava
2cups Tamarind extract
Few curry leaves
1/2tsp Mustard seeds
1/2tsp Urad dal
1tsp Channadal
Peanuts (as per need)
3 Broken red chillies
Asafoetida powder (as per need)
Turmeric powder (as per need)
Few curry leaves
Gingelly Oil
Salt
Heat enough gingelly oil,let crack the mustard seeds, add the urad dal, channadal, peanuts, broken red chillies, fry until they turns browns
Add the curryleaves, asafoetida powder fry for few seconds.
Add two cups of tamarind extract, turmeric powder salt and bring it to boil.
Once the tamarind water starts boiling reall well, add the roasted broken wheat rava to the boiling water, stir continously and cook until everything gets well cooked.
Put off the stove.
Serve with chutney or else with papads.
Few curry leaves
1/2tsp Mustard seeds
1/2tsp Urad dal
1tsp Channadal
Peanuts (as per need)
3 Broken red chillies
Asafoetida powder (as per need)
Turmeric powder (as per need)
Few curry leaves
Gingelly Oil
Salt
Heat enough gingelly oil,let crack the mustard seeds, add the urad dal, channadal, peanuts, broken red chillies, fry until they turns browns
Add the curryleaves, asafoetida powder fry for few seconds.
Add two cups of tamarind extract, turmeric powder salt and bring it to boil.
Once the tamarind water starts boiling reall well, add the roasted broken wheat rava to the boiling water, stir continously and cook until everything gets well cooked.
Put off the stove.
Serve with chutney or else with papads.
This looks super delicious and tempting. Loved your tips to use gingelly oil and more
ReplyDeleteoh yum! i love anything tamarind in it! reminds me of puliyodare with all those peanuts n stuff! lovely recipe priya!
ReplyDeleteSimple yet comforting breakfast..
ReplyDeleteI love tamarind based recipes. My mom used to make this with aval and we loved it to the core. This variations sounds wonderful..
ReplyDeleteThat is s super cool idea using wheat rava in tamarind sauce.
ReplyDeletevery well done, using broken wheat is innovatively used. Really great recipe again. This is looking like more tamarind rice sort of or puliogare. But feeling tempting.
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