MIRIYALU PULIHORA RECIPE
Pulihora
is a very popular festive dish. In
Andhra Pradesh no festivity is complete without pulihora.
Pulihora
has many variations like nimmakaya(lemon) pulihora, usirikaya(gooseberry)
pulihora, mamidikaya(raw mango) pulihora, chintapandu (tamarind) pulihora,
miriyalu(pepper) pulihora, panasa pottu pulihora and mamidi allam(mango ginger) pulihora.
Miriyalu/Pepper
pulihora is a spicier version of pulihora with main ingredient being black pepper/miriyalu. It can be made instantly if you keep the
pulihora mix ready. Keeping this mix
handy has saved me on many occasions.
Preparation Time : 2
mins
Cooking Time : 5 to
7 minutes
Serves/makes : 2
Ingredients:
·
1 cup raw rice
·
1/4th tsp tumeric
For
pepper pulihora mix:
·
1 ½ tsp peppercorns
·
2 tsp urad dal
·
1 tsp chana dal
·
2 dried red chillies
·
½ tsp mustard seeds
·
1/8th tsp fenugreek seeds
·
1 small gooseberry sized tamarind
·
1 tsp ghee
·
1/8th tsp asafoetida
·
Salt to taste
Tadka/Tempering:
·
½ tsp mustard seeds
·
1 tsp urad dal
·
1 tsp chana dal
·
2 dried red chillies
·
Few curry leaves
·
1 tbsp oil
Preparation:
Cook
the rice with tumeric.
Spread
the cooked rice and cool it down.
Method:
Pepper Pulihora Mix:
Heat ghee; add mustard
seeds, black peppercorns, urad dal, chana dal, fenugreek seeds and red chillies
until golden brown.
Add tamarind and sauté
until raw smell is gone.
Remove from flame and let
it cool down.
Blend the roasted
ingredients, salt and asafoetida into a slightly coarse powder.
Pepper Pulihora:
Mix the pepper pulihora mix
with rice and adjust the seasoning.
Heat oil in a kadai, add
mustard seeds and dried red chillies and fry for a minute.
Add the curry leaves and
fry for few seconds.
Pour the tadka over the
pepper pulihora and mix well.
Serve with chips or pappad,
appadams.
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