NOTE: Raw peanuts or roasted peanuts can be used. Moong dhal, mochai kottai (navy beans) can also be added. Bengal gram can be used instead of pottukadalai. Moong dhal & bengal gram should be soaked for 2 hours and mochai kottai should be soaked overnight. Black chick peas (karuppu kondaikadalai) can be substituted for kabuli chana.
If the oil is too hot, the lentils will become too hard to bite. So, ENSURE MEDIUM HEAT OF OIL.
INGREDIENTS:
Peanuts - 1/4 cup
Green gram - 1/4 cup
Kabuli chana - 1/4 cup
Dried green peas - 1/4 cup
Pottu kadalai (Roasted gram) - 1/4 cup
Cashews - 15
Salt - as per taste ( I used a little more than 1/4 tsp.)
Chilli powder - 1/4 tsp.
Hing - a pinch
Turmeric powder - a generous pinch
Oil - for deep frying
Ghee - 1 tsp. (for tempering)
Metal strainer - 1
METHOD:
Soak dried green peas and kabuli chana separately overnight. Soak green gram and raw peanuts separately for 2 hours. Drain each item separately and dry it in a clean towel for half an hour.
Heat oil in a kadai. Ensure medium heat of oil. Deep fry all the items one by one, by immersing the metal strainer in oil. Transfer the items one by one to a wide bowl. Deep fry the pottukadalai also and add it to the bowl.
In another pan, heat ghee and temper with hing, turmeric powder and chilli powder. Add this to the bowl of mixture alongwith required amount of salt. Mix well by tossing the bowl. Spicy poriullu is ready.
i love this one so much but hv never tried it thinking will the lentils be completely cooked was my ??? Now am so clear will try it soon very tempting..
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ReplyDeleteRecently I saw thsi snack in a bangle function...It is a tradition in brahmin family to have this snack during occasions that too in bangle function atleast in ma home...Thanks a lot for teh recipe....shall try it out...The next time I am not going to get this snack from shop instead I will use ur method as a guide and will try it out...Thanks Shanthi mam :)
ReplyDeleteIts no longer a healthy snacks once you deep fry it. However, very tempting snack (new too). I love fried green-gram (moong dal), never tried it with other stuff.
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ReplyDeleteOmg, seriously am drooling over that irresistible mixture, feel like munching them rite now...fantastic!
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My Maa makes this a bit differently. but the ingredients in your list is very good. will try out yours next time.
ReplyDeleteVery tempting dear,feel like munching rite now...
ReplyDeleteI thought this is a Karnataka speciality till you said it an iyengar snack!!Are you appropriating it or what? Haha
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ReplyDeleteMixture looks yummm! Have had a snack like this(but not the same) from Lala kadai. It was little sweet too! :)
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ReplyDeleteWow! such a droolworthy mixture.. can finish off the whole in one sitting :)
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Lovely snack.. looks perfect !!
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Crunchy mixture, looks very good
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ReplyDeletePerfect snack with tea,loved it.
ReplyDeleteawesome munchies..love to have when watching TV :)
ReplyDeletePerfect snacks anytime!!! :D
ReplyDeleteLove this...You have made it sound doable at home. Very tempting pic.
ReplyDeleteI too make this, love munching it with my Tea, lovely one shanthi, perfect one
ReplyDeleteIn Salem and Erode districts this is porikollu, made for the valaikaappu seemantham functions. Only that they are not fried in oil, but soaked in the spiced water and roasted on a very low fire slowly until the pulses are all puffed to crisp and hollow. They also add puffed aval pori and coconut pieces.
ReplyDeleteThis one sounds easily do-able for us and is a sure wholesome snack.
Loved visiting ur wonderful Blog...nice to find a good collection of traditional recipes....Glad to follow u
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a healthy n colorful mixture recipe
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Totally divine recipe. All these years, I used to wonder how to get the right frying standard for this. Usually we use store bought ones.
ReplyDeleteA lovely blog with various tips on unusual items like sundakkai. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic recipe.
ReplyDeleteI love this your site is the only site that has authentic recipe for this. Thanks!