SPICY AND HOT CHUTNEY PUDI

HOT CHUTNEY PUDI (in Kannada)? Dear friends, HAVE YOU EVER TASTED IT?
Uses of this SPICY AND HOT CHUTNEY PUDI are:-
- It is a dal powder and hence has a high amount of protein and so is very nutritious.
- It has very less salt, in comparison to pickles and so is safe for those who have High BP Problems.
- You can use it instead of pickles or mix it with Ghee, oil, curds, or plain water to make instant chutney.
- You can eat it with hot Rice and Ghee or Groundnut Oil.
- You can use this chutney powder as a spread on Hot DOSA(OPEN DOSA) or Sandwiches.
- You can easily carry it for the journey, as it has a long shelf life.
- You can convert an ordinary plain paratha or roti to a spicy roll, by applying Butter or Ghee and then sprinkling the SPICY CHUTNEY POWDER.
- Chana dal- 1 measuring cup.
- Urad dal -1 measuring cup
- Dry coconut gratings-1 measuring cup
- Fresh or Dry Curry leaves-1 cup
- Dry Red Chilies- 15 (less hot-Bydagi, and 5 more hot-Guntur variety)
- Tamarind-7-9 pods.
- Jaggery-1 heaped tablespoon
- Salt-1 heaped teaspoon
- Asafoetida (thing):-1 peanut-sized
- Oil- 1 teaspoon
- Measure the dals and keep them aside.
- Grate the dry coconut.
- Break the Red chilies into 2-3 pieces.
- Take the springs of Curry leaves and separate them from the stem. and measure.
- Clean the tamarind, removing the seeds if any, and the extra fibers.
- Break the jaggery into measurable-sized powder.
- Measure the Salt and keep it ready.
- Keep the Oil and Hing ready.
- Keep a thick-bottomed pan on low heat on the flame.
- Firstly add chana dal to it and dry roast.
- It will take around 4-5 mts to get roasted, changing its color and aroma.
- Now remove it on a plate
- In the same way, add urad dal and dry roast.
- It will also take about 3-4 mts to change its aroma and color.
- Remove on a plate.
- Now add I teaspoon of oil to the hot pan.
- As soon as it heats add broken Red chilies and saute.
- Also, add Asafoetida to it.
- Roast for about 1-2 mts.
- When the Red chilies become crispy and puff, remove them on a plate.
- Now to the same hot pan add curry leaves and tamarind.
- Roast for a minute or till the leaves become crispy, and remove it on a plate.
- At last, add the grated coconut and after a few seconds, put off the flame.
- Spread the grated coconut in the pan so that it absorbed the heat of the pan slowly and becomes crisp without burning.
- Cool all the ingredients.
- Now add all of the ingredients except, salt, jaggery, and Dry coconut in a Mixer-Grinder jar.
- Grind them all to a coarse powder giving gaps to avoid heating.
- Now add salt and jaggery and again grind.
- At last, add the roasted coconut and grind giving pulse. (giving a little pause while grinding)
The link to other chutney powders you may be interested in are as follows;