Hi friends, in our Indian especially
South Indian house hold kuzhambu chilli powder, which is very essential and
usually we will prepare it for 6 months or one year stock… My mom every year
won’t miss to make the podi, and its very handy and will give nice taste to the
any type of kuzhambu or even some stir fries too…
My mom, sun dried the good quality of
red chillies and coriander seeds for two days and then dry roast the other ingredients
and make powder in grinding mill nearby home. You can make any veg or non-veg curries, stir fries...
Category
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DIY/HOMEMADE
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Regional
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SOUTH
INDIAN
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Preparation
Time
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10
Minutes (Apart from chillies and coriander seeds sun dry time)
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Roasting
Time
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30
Minutes
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Yields
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2 Kg
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Source – My grandma
INGREDIENTS
Dry red chillies – 1 Kg
Coriander seeds – 1 Kg
Cumin seeds – ½ Cup
Fennel seeds – ½ Cup
Chana dal/Bengal gram – ½ Cup
Toor dal/Red gram – ½ Cup
Black pepper corns – ½ Cup
Fenugreek seeds – ¼ Cup
Rice – ¼ Cup
Mustard seeds – ¼ Cup
Dry Curry leaves – ½ Cup, loosely packed
METHOD
- Sun dry the red chillies and coriander seeds for 2 days, or if its very hot weather 1 day dry is enough, and keep it ready.
- Dry roast the ingredients on low flame, one by one which is shown on the picture, till the fragrant comes.
- Cool it for 20 minutes and then grind all the ingredients together in a mill to get fine powder.
- You can make this powder at home in small batches using blender too.
- Sieve the chilli powder and store it in air-tight container at room temperature.
- The shelf life of powder will be one year.
- You can use the hot chilli powder for any of your recipes… J
NOTE
- All ingredients should be dry, it should not be moisture, else bugs will come when store.
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We do make kulambhu milgai thool slightly different with garam masala,ur version sounds inviting..bookmarked the recipe..
ReplyDeleteoh loved the pictures ...We call it sambhar powder ..Great it blends together in blender ...
ReplyDeletei liked the shot in the tattu :D too good !
ReplyDeleteomg awesome clicks with step wise tutorial :) very aromatic and spicy kozhamu podi :) love the 3rd and 4th shot :)
ReplyDeleteThank u for sharing
ReplyDeleteWow...Simply awesome ..adorable clicks dear :)
ReplyDeleteuseful post viji!
ReplyDeleteHi Viji,
ReplyDeleteIs 1 cup equivalent to 200 gm in your quantity ratio?
Yes, Prabha... 200gm cup only... :)
ReplyDeleteNice kulambu milagai thool recipe it's really good. Bookmarked recipe also.is this 1/4 is equal to 25 grams or 50 grams please clarify that
ReplyDeleteThank you. My 1/4 cup equals to 50grams.
DeleteThankyou so much for your reply it's really help me
ReplyDeleteIt's really help full...
ReplyDeleteSambar powder different from milagaithool.Love your recipe.going to try it.Thankyou
ReplyDeleteSimply superbb. I want to try this. May I know what is the actual measurement of the cup and what kind of rice we should use to make this masala powder. Please reply me.
ReplyDeleteSimply superbb. I want to try this. May I know what is the actual measurement of the cup and what kind of rice we should use to make this masala powder. Please reply me.
ReplyDeleteSorry for the delay Fathima... I used 200ml measuring cup... you can use any rice ponni rice or raw rice...
DeleteWe make similar kuzhambu milgai thool add on to this one or two turmeric sticks gives you an awesome color
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