Tamarind rice or Puliyogare is a delicious dish from the south of India, a region that loves its rice. Freshly prepared cooled rice or leftover rice is combined with tempering, spices, tamarind pulp and peanuts to create a filling meal with minimal fuss. It's served as a main course or for tiffin and often makes an appearance at auspicious occasions in southern India.
But Today I have made it using MTR Puliyogare masala powder, it’s easy and delicious too.
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Ingredients:
For Rice
· Ghee – 1.5 tbsp
· Chana Dal – 1.5 tsp
· Dried red chilies – 2-3
· Mustard Seeds – ¾ tsp
· Peanuts – 1.5 tbsp
· Curry Leaves – 1 Sprig
· MTR Puliogare Masala – 1 tbsp
· Salt
· Rice – 1 cup (leftover or fresh rice should be cooled completely)
· Finely chopped coriander leaves
Method:
· Take a kadai, add ghee.
· Now add chana dal, dried red chillies, mustard seeds, peanuts. Let the tempering’s splutter on low flame.
· Now add curry leaves and add MTR Puliogare masala. Saute on low flame.
· Add salt and add the left-over rice or freshly prepared cooled rice and mix it well.
· Cook for 4-5 minutes.
· Finally garnish with finely chopped coriander leaves and serve hot with curd, pickle and salad.