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    Gongura Podi | Andhra Spice Powder

    Published: Oct 18, 2014 · Modified: Sep 23, 2020 by Srivalli · 2 Comments

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    I have a fancy for spice powders and when it comes to Andhra Cuisine, you will find so many varieties. I have grown up, seeing so many spice powders getting made and served. Amma's Podi is always such a favorite among my favorites and is always stocked.
    Athamma is also known for all the chutneys and Podis that she makes. I have always known that given a vegetable, she is known to make a chutney. We mostly make chutney with Gongura, today's recipe is more of a podi.
    This makes a great spice powder to be mixed with rice and ghee.

    It's been raining the whole day today and the weather has been excellent. It's raining after a long time and we have been enjoying the rains. I have been busy trying to make couple of dishes that were supposed to made for the BM. On the whole it's been quite productive day.

    I enjoyed my lunch with this podi, mixed with rice and ghee.

    Gongura PodiIngredients Needed:

    Gongura Leaves - 2 cups
    Dry Red chille - 6 - 7 no
    Coriander Seeds -  1 tsp
    Fenugreek / Methi - 1/2 tsp
    Channa Dal - 1 tsp
    Tamarind - 1 small marble size

    For Tempering

    Oil - 2 tsp
    Round dry red chilies - 3 -4
    Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp

    How to make the Gongura Podi

    Wash and dry the leaves well.

    Then dry roast all the ingredients except gongura leaves and tamarind. Once the ingredients are roasted, remove and let it cool.

    Once cooled, powder to a fine powder.

    Roast the leaves till they wilt and get cooked well. Remove and allow to cool. Take the leaves in the mixer, along with powder. Pulse it couple of times, along with tamarind extract, along with salt.

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    Gongura Podi | Andhra Spice Powder

    Cuisine Andhra Pradesh
    Author Srivalli
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    1. Usha says

      October 18, 2014 at 4:11 pm

      Gongura podi is new to me. Nice recipe. Good to know you had a productive day.

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    2. Pavani N says

      October 24, 2014 at 1:19 am

      Very interesting gongura podi. This is totally new to me. Will give the recipe to my amma to make 🙂

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