
INGREDIENTS:
Shadow dried mint leaves – 4 cups(tightly packed)
To dry roast:
Toor dhal - 1 cup
Black pepper - 1 tablespoon
Dry red chillies - 3
Salt - to taste
METHOD:
Dry roast the given ingredients till golden brown. Add salt, dried mint leaves and dry grind in a mixie to a fine powder. Store in an air-tight container. Mix with hot rice, ghee and gingelly oil.
hi santhi nice pudina podi recipe
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Pudina podi supera irrukku? I love the texture. Some hot rice, some ghee and a spoonnful of this will be so comforting!
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ReplyDeleteLovely color! My favorite color.
Pudina smell is reaching me!
Refreshing powder.
I love all podis to mix with rice and ghee,including the pudina podi sadam.
ReplyDeleteNice podi.....have a bag of mint,must give a try
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