![120581031992346[1]](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2674/4169612223_d5dbec1f22.jpg)
Ingredients:
Horsegram - 1 cup
Urad dal - 1 cup
Vamu ginjalu /Ajwain - 3 tspn
Dry ginger powder /sonti/సొంఠి - ½ tspn
Dried Red chillies 11 to 13 no
Salt to taste![120581031992346[1] (2)](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2497/4170442318_21112e5259.jpg)
Making:
Dry roast the urad dal until dal changes to light brown color.Roast horsegram in low flame until it becomes slightly change in color and add vamu ,dry ginger powder and asafoetida and trasfer to the plate.Roast red chillies and allow to cool the above ingredients.
Grind to a coarse powder by adding salt according to your taste.
Once cool store in an airtight container.
Mix horsegram powder with steamed rice along with a dollop of homemade ghee.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Horsegram Powder/Ulava Podi /ఉలవ పొడి
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Beautiful pics!! I wish I can have a taste of this podi annam
Congrats to your son for successfully running the marathon. How old is he?
When I read Gopi had run the half marathon, I assumed Gopi was your son...Iam sorry about that. My son has just turned 3 in Nov. He is going to school but home most of the days as he falls sick quite often...His name is Aadarsh. What is your son's name?
Dear Vineela,
I haven't seen you in a long time! Like BDSN, I think the photos are lovely. I didn't know what vamu ginjalu was -- I looked it up in a hindi translation site. Ajwain seeds?
Never knew you could make a podi of horsegram -- I use it in rasam when I have a cold -- from Indosungod's recipe.
Hope you're well!
Wow , Looks delicious . Can you please tell me where in US you can these horsegram seeds? I tried to find them in indian markets(Namaste plaza and Bharat bazar) but i couldnt find them.
Hi Vineela, the podi made out of horsegram…different and interesting. Being a lover of Andhra meals, we keep trying so many podis to eat as a mudda with rice. Your horsegram podi with vamu ie ajwain looks healthy…I love the flavour of ajwain and look forward to tasting it in a podi. Horsegram is much advised by my gym centre as it helps in reducing weight :). Your mudda looks so good – ready to eat!
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