This version of puli sadham I learnt from my
mother in law... She does this often with left over rice... My in laws family
is a joint family, so they prepare food for 10 people every day. Though they
know the exact amount of rice to be cooked, some days they have lots of left
over rice...And my cousin sister is a very big fan of this type of tamarind
rice...
So whenever she knows rice has been left over,
she informs the previous night that she was instant puli sadham for tomorrow's
lunch box menu... So my MIL plays a trick so she replaces the left over rice
with freshly cooked rice... But the taste differs so my sister will find out,
and when is back from school she will tell my MIL that u cheated... And the
main reason is they soak the leftover rice with tamarind and turmeric the day
before and leave in Fridge and do the tempering for lunch... But freshly
prepared rice doesn't have equal taste to that soaked rice...
Ingredients:
Cooked rice - 3 cups
Tamarind pulp - 2&1/2 tbs
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Salt - to taste
To Temper:
Oil - 1 tbs
Mustard - 1/4 tsp
Chana dal - 2 tsp
Urad dal - 1 tsp
Dried red chilly - 4
Asafoetida - 1/4 tsp
Roasted peanuts - 3 tsp
Shallots - 5
Curry leaves - few
Method:
Mix in boiled rice with tamarind pulp,turmeric powder and salt and mix well and soak for 30 to 1 hour.
Take a kadai pour in oil add urad and chana dal and asafoetida and saute till golden then add in dried chilly and curry leaves
Then add in peanuts saute till golden and add the soaked rice rice and mix well and keep the lid closed for 4 mins and saute well.
Finally add in sauteed shallots and mix in well
Serve warm with egg omelet or curd and enjoy each tangy bite
Notes:
If your using left over rice soak with tamarind and turmeric powder over night or if fresh rice soak at least for 15 mins.
I like the crunchiness of onion at the last when added so its purely optional
Keep Smiling!:)
Revathi
Delicious and lovely puli sadam,superb presentation. I love puli sadam in puliyodhara reminds me the Perumal temple prasadam...
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Deletemy fav...well presented dear
ReplyDeleteThanks divya
Deletelooks really delicious... yumm...
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DeleteAlways love instant recipes..tamarind rice looks delicious
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Thanks preety
DeleteTamarind rice looks absolutely delicious! :)
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DeleteInteresting puli sadham,dont u get the raw puli smell? Or maybe the soaking absorbs the raw smell?Anyways, very handy, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNo dear when you saute the smell will leave off
DeleteMy husbancd's most fav one !
ReplyDeleteSame here
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Bavithra
Thanks akka
DeleteKalakura Revathi.. Great..
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