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November 6, 2008
Semiya Pulihora
If you like tamarind rice, you will also like this. I came across Siri's Vermicilli pulihora recently and bookmarked it. I really enjoyed my dinner today.. Thanks Siri.
My method is slightly different.
Ingredients:
Vermicilli(Semiya)-1.5 cups
Tamarind-small lime size
Water(3 cups approx)
Salt
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Sesame Oil(gingely oil)-1.5 tbsp
Pepper powder-1/4 tsp
To Tamper:
Mustard seeds-1/2 tsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Urud dal-1 tsp
Hing-a pinch
Curry leaves-a few
Red chillis-2
Peanuts(unsalted roasted)-1 tsp
Method:
Soak tamarind in warm water. Set aside.
Heat 1/2 tsp of oil in a pan. Roast semiya to golden brown. Remove and set aside.
Heat rest of the oil, tamper with the above ingredients. Extract tamarind water(about 3 cups) and add it to the tampered ingredients. Add salt, turmeric powder,pepper powder and let the tamarind water boil for 10 minutes till the raw smell is gone. Add roasted semiya now and continue heating till it is cooked well.
If you add excess tamarind water, then semiya pulihora might become mushy. So add just the right amount(just like you would add water for regular semiya upma). Don't blame me if you didn't get it right :-)
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Paathutamla........
ReplyDeleteVery nice mahi..last weekend i made lemon semiya n my hubby luved.Sure he is gonna enjoy if I make this..V.nice one dear
Nice idea to make this with semiya...Will try for dinner tomo!!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy ur dinner :)
ReplyDeleteTasty twist to the plain vermicelli I usually make! Really good:)
ReplyDeleteOh my god looks tempting and inviting. Nice presentation also.
ReplyDeletepulihora with semia good and new combination. We do lemon, coconut and puli sevai. its diff with semia.
ReplyDeletecome and pick something for u in my tiny world dear.
Delicious, i had with rice but never with semiya.
ReplyDeleteWould love to have these
Delicious Semiya Pulihora. The picture it is tempting, Mahi.
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeletePulihora is always good, that too with semiya, it should be too too good.
Appa
I love both semiya and puliyodharai so this must be a winning combination.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Mahima. Pulihora looking delicious. I too love this very much n soon m going to post. in UP side it is cooked a bit similer way.
ReplyDeletenever had semiya pulihora ,looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteI have never had this before. had rice pulihora. something really new!!
ReplyDeleteMMM INSPIRING COOK VERMICELLI IN TAMARIND WATER IT WILL ADD MORE FLAVOR TOO
ReplyDeletewow..nice idea .. looks really delicious...
ReplyDeletemahimaa i have seen people saying and trying abt this......but never knew how i tasted..i would love to try this..
ReplyDeleteLove this version of semiya...looks delicious...in answer to your question I get my quick cooking barley in the regular grocery here,either in the rice/grains aisle or breakfast aisle, I use the quaker brand of quick cooking barley...
ReplyDeleteYummy semiya pulihora...nice work yaa...
ReplyDeletehey sooper a iruku semiya pulihora.new recipe for me! sure a try panitu solren.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, saw this in Siri's blog a few days back, and thot it was very innovative.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a quick meal.
I love tamarind rice and I love the MTR spice powder.
ReplyDeleteThis is very nice and interesting Mahima!
What a neat idea. Makes me wonder why i never thought of it. I just luv puliyodarai so much. Looks yummy
ReplyDeleteSounds easy....and I love puliyodharai. Will try it out.
ReplyDeleteMahi... I tried your semiya pulihora.. it was way too good... have suggested this to my Mom and sister as well :)
ReplyDelete~ Anu.