Puli Pongal is a
heirloom recipe made with Broken rice and Tamarind as primary ingredient. This post is about quick and easy pressure
cooker method of this recipe.
Youtube: https://youtu.be/Sn_DIesL5Ks
Recipe:
Puli Pongal
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Preparation
Time: 10 minutes
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Cooking
time : 20 minutes
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Yields
: 2 cups
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Ingredients
(Refer Video)
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Broken Rice – 1 Cup
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Water – 2.5 Cups
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Tamarind – 1 lemon size
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Sesame Oil – 8 tsp
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Mustard – 1 tsp
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Dry Red Chili – 2 nos.
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Toor Dhal – 1.5 tsp
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Urad Dhal – 1.5 tsp
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Hing Cake – a small piece
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Black Channa – 2 tsp
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Roasted Peanuts – 1 tblsp
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Methi Powder – ¼ tsp
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Curry Leaves - Few
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Turmeric -1 tsp
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Salt – As needed
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Preparation
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1.
To begin making
the ‘Puli Pongal’, prepare
the tamarind extract by adding 2.5 Cups of water to tamarind (lemon size) and
diluting it.
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2.
Wash 1 Cup of
broken rice and keep it ready.
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3.
Take a pressure
cooker and on low to medium flame add 4 tsp’s of sesame oil.
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4.
Once the oil is
hot, add mustard seeds and as they splutter, add hing cake.
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5.
Add dry red
chili and fry until they turn brown.
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6.
Add toor dhal,
urad dhal , black channa dhal and on low to medium flame for 6 -8 minutes. Do
not burn the spices.
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7.
Add roasted peanuts
and curry leaves once the spices are cooked.
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8.
Pour the
diluted tamarind water to the spices and add turmeric and salt.
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9.
Once the
tamarind water starts to boil, add broken rice and mix well. Refer Video
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10. Pressure
cook upto 3 whistles and turn off heat. Once pressure is off, remove lid,
pour a 4 tsp of sesame oil, 1/4 tsp of methi powder and combine carefully.
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11. Let
it sit for 20 minutes (Ideal 3 – 4hours) for the flavors to set in.
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