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Saturday, 15 February 2014

SPICY MIXTURE RECIPE

Tamil-nadu-style-mixture


Mixture recipe
Recipe Cuisine: Indian  |  Recipe Category: Snack
Prep Time: 15 mins    |  Cook time: 40 mins    |  Makes: 3 Cups approx.
Ingredients
 1  & 1/2 cup 
 1 & 1/2 cup 
Peanuts
 1/4 cup 
Fried gram dal
 1/4 cup 
Cashew nuts
 12 - 15 
Poha/ aval
 1/2 cup 
Curry leaves
 2 sprig 
Salt
 1/2 tsp 
Red chilli powder
 1 tsp 
Sugar
 1/2 tsp 
3 tblsp
Asafoetida
 1/8 tsp 

Method
  1. Prepare Oma podi and Kara boondi as in the respective recipes. In my kara boondi, I have added optional garnish of black pepper, crushed garlic and curry leaves. Just avoid that. Also salt can be little less as we are using salt while tossing the mixture. Heat ghee or oil  in a pan and fry cashews broken first.
  2. Then Peanuts and fried gram dal. Fry everything in medium flame with constant stirring for even cooking. Peanuts should be fried until it pops. Take care not to burn as you can see properly as its with skin. Even you can use skin less peanuts.
  3. Add curry leaves along any nut lastly and  fry aval finally. You may need more oil or ghee for this, but you can do in 2 batches too. Transfer all the fried items to a mixing bowl and add salt, red chilli powder and asafoetida to it. Toss.
  4. Add kara boondi and broken omapodi and toss gently. When cooled down completely, add sugar and mix well. Transfer to airtight container.
    • Other ingredients that can be added to mixture – Kara sev, broken mururkku, maida biscuits, ola pakoda, thattai broken,  badam, fried channa dal, Chat masala, black salt etc.
    • I used 1 cup besan for making boondi and 1 cup besan + 1/2 cup rice flour for making omapodi/ sev. But saved some for boondi raita and saved some omapodi as such  for my kid and used only 1 cup each as mentioned in quantity for this mixture.
    • I used thin aval (flattened rice/ poha).  I first tossed aval, nuts, curry leaves with red chilli powder, asafoetida and salt and then only added the omapodi and sev.
    • Always store in airtight container. Stays good for a week at shelf.

 

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