One of the challenges faced by the bloggers today is a problem of plenty. Too many foodies, too many eat out / dine in options, too many cuisines to cook / eat and too many critics (at home too!). What if we take up the challenge one notch higher and need to cook dishes with just ONE SPICE ?
That's exactly what our host Sasmita at #FoodieMondayBlogHop has given us for week #192 with #1spiceIngredient Challenge. I was deciding between Ginger (Inji) and Milagu (Black pepper) as the stand out spices I love in my pantry, and Milagu won it hands down. We have Poha (flattened rice) atleast once a week for breakfast with the following on a rotation.
The pics could have been better, but Sunday mornings and growling tummies can't wait a minute longer. So, cooked -clicked- posted is what happened although I am sure to make this again and update with better pics (and some semblance of styling too :p).
For now, the flavours won our hearts. This recipe was adapted from my blogger friend, Suma whose cooking style and recipes are very close to my heart and I have tried many dishes from her blog, and loved ALL of them :)
Let's get to today's recipe now - Milagu Aval - GF and Vegan Dish (Pepper Poha)
Prep time - 10 mins, Cook time - 10 mins, Serves - 2
What you need:
Poha / Thick variety flattened rice / Aval - 1 cup
Oil - 2 tsp
Milagu / Black pepper - 1 tsp - crushed coarsely
Jeera - 1/2 tsp
Urad dal - 1/2 tsp
Salt - to taste
Curry leaves - few
Broken Cashewnuts - few
Fresh / frozen Grated coconut - 2 tsp (to tone down the spice - opt.)
How to:
Wash and soak the thick poha for 2 mins. Drain in a colander and cover and keep.
In a pan, add oil, splutter cumin, Urad dal, curry leaves & cashew nuts (till the nuts turns golden brown). Add the crushed pepper salt and mix well.
Now add the drained poha and mix well. Adjust salt and spices and finish with coconut.
Serve hot.
That's exactly what our host Sasmita at #FoodieMondayBlogHop has given us for week #192 with #1spiceIngredient Challenge. I was deciding between Ginger (Inji) and Milagu (Black pepper) as the stand out spices I love in my pantry, and Milagu won it hands down. We have Poha (flattened rice) atleast once a week for breakfast with the following on a rotation.
- Coriander Poha / Dhaniya Poha
- Batatyatchi Poha (Poha with Potatoes)
- Vangi Poha (Poha with Brinjals and spice powder)
- Gojjavalakki (tamarind based Poha)
- Curry leaf paste poha
- Curd Poha
- Indori Poha
- Dadpe Pohe
- Sihi Avalakki (Jaggery Coconut Poha)
The pics could have been better, but Sunday mornings and growling tummies can't wait a minute longer. So, cooked -clicked- posted is what happened although I am sure to make this again and update with better pics (and some semblance of styling too :p).
For now, the flavours won our hearts. This recipe was adapted from my blogger friend, Suma whose cooking style and recipes are very close to my heart and I have tried many dishes from her blog, and loved ALL of them :)
Let's get to today's recipe now - Milagu Aval - GF and Vegan Dish (Pepper Poha)
Prep time - 10 mins, Cook time - 10 mins, Serves - 2
What you need:
Poha / Thick variety flattened rice / Aval - 1 cup
Oil - 2 tsp
Milagu / Black pepper - 1 tsp - crushed coarsely
Jeera - 1/2 tsp
Urad dal - 1/2 tsp
Salt - to taste
Curry leaves - few
Broken Cashewnuts - few
Fresh / frozen Grated coconut - 2 tsp (to tone down the spice - opt.)
PIN FOR LATER
Wash and soak the thick poha for 2 mins. Drain in a colander and cover and keep.
In a pan, add oil, splutter cumin, Urad dal, curry leaves & cashew nuts (till the nuts turns golden brown). Add the crushed pepper salt and mix well.
Now add the drained poha and mix well. Adjust salt and spices and finish with coconut.
Serve hot.
My mom makes this often, in a slightly different way. Your version looks so good and very delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat is one delicious and quick breakfast. Thanks for the mention and your generosity. :))
ReplyDeleteThis is a new dish to me but sounds healthy and delicious ! Thanks for the share. I would love to give it a try
ReplyDeleteA healthy, delicious and quick breakfast. Loved the use of coconut in poha. Superb share.
ReplyDeleteSo easy and simple to make and rich in flavours from pepper and coconut.. will surely like to try poha this way.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely breakfast option Kalyani and easy to make. Sometimes having fewer spices makes the dish tasty. I'd love to try this recipe someday.
ReplyDeleteWonderful quick recipe loaded with pepper.healthy and yum breakfast idea. Fantastic share.
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