Recipe: Yummy Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker

Recipe: Yummy Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker

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Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker. South Indian gunpowder chutney gets its name from the heat the red chilies bring to this dish. Sprinkle on anything you'd like to up the spice volume! The famous South Indian gunpowder chutney (or Molaha Podi) is spicy hot--hence the name!

Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker South Indians systematically use spices in everyday cooking. It adds lot of flavour to the food and there are many beliefs about using spices in food. These spices are stored in a single box with many partition called Anjarai petti (in Tamil Nadu). You can have Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker using 3 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker

  1. Prepare 2 Tablespoons of Urad.
  2. Prepare 7 - 8 of chilly Red.
  3. It's 4 Tablespoons of Gram flour.

Banana chips, Tapioca chips, Kerala Halwa and more. Collection of South Indian Kuzhambu recipes for rice. Generally people of Tamil nadu love to make different varieties of kuzhambu recipes for their lunch. We don't like to eat the same sambar, vathal kulambu or rasam everyday.

Uppukaarapodi - South Indian Tastemaker step by step

  1. Slightly roast the gram flour till the colour changes and you start getting a smell..
  2. Heat the red chillies and urad dal, put off the flame when the red chillies start to change colour. Cool it and powder the same in a mixer..
  3. Mix the gram flour and the powdered red chillies and urad dal. Store in an an air tight container..

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