
I really cant have sambhar, rasam and curd for lunch all 7 days of a week. It makes the though of lunch so boring and exhaustive. I am a person who craves for variety and wouldn't mind anything to break the monotony. oops I can hear my MIL saying "as if you eat so much". Yup I am a quality food person and not a quantity food person. aahaa which just means that I love variety but eat just too less.
On one such occasion last week, I opted to have some podi rice to make the cooking and eating simple. Mom went through her super large diary of recipes to pick this one for me so that I can easily make it and blog about it too :P Oh yeah, it has become that way these days. Cooking is just not for eating but for blogging too ;) Quickly made this podi and trust me it tasted very interesting with a crunchy texture :)
If you too have been tired with long cooking sessions, opt for this one and finish the magic in a jiffy :)
On one such occasion last week, I opted to have some podi rice to make the cooking and eating simple. Mom went through her super large diary of recipes to pick this one for me so that I can easily make it and blog about it too :P Oh yeah, it has become that way these days. Cooking is just not for eating but for blogging too ;) Quickly made this podi and trust me it tasted very interesting with a crunchy texture :)
If you too have been tired with long cooking sessions, opt for this one and finish the magic in a jiffy :)

Ingredients:
Plantain chips - 1/2 cup
Moong dhall - 1 tblsp
Channa dhall - 1/2 tblsp
Thoor dhall - 1/2 tblsp
Red chillies - 4
Garlic - 4 pods
Salt - for taste
Jeera - 1 tsp
Curry leaves - 10
Plantain chips - 1/2 cup
Moong dhall - 1 tblsp
Channa dhall - 1/2 tblsp
Thoor dhall - 1/2 tblsp
Red chillies - 4
Garlic - 4 pods
Salt - for taste
Jeera - 1 tsp
Curry leaves - 10

Method:
In a dry pan roast the 3 dhalls, jeera, red chillies and the curry leaves separately, one followed by the other.
Take a tsp of oil in pan and fry the garlic pods.
Now add all this to the mixie along with the banana chips and salt and powder it coarsely.
Add this to rice and mix well. Serve hot :)
Try to make the podi just before use. The chips gives a crispy texture to the podi which will not be the same if stored and used.
In a dry pan roast the 3 dhalls, jeera, red chillies and the curry leaves separately, one followed by the other.
Take a tsp of oil in pan and fry the garlic pods.
Now add all this to the mixie along with the banana chips and salt and powder it coarsely.
Add this to rice and mix well. Serve hot :)
Try to make the podi just before use. The chips gives a crispy texture to the podi which will not be the same if stored and used.

22 comments:
i do have it with potato chips rice :) what a combination :)
Great combo.. Can imagine the crunch from the chips and garlicky flavor, and here I am drooling right in the morning ;)
Woww... Lovely recipe.. looks awesome !!
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Innovative!
Nice clicks :) and great recipe!!
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something different; nice recipe :)
those chips look really yummmmm..made me hungry!
Unique and interesting idea. Looks delicious..
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Nice clicks...
this looks wonderful
innovative and awesome recipe.
Hi ,
Chips Rice looks AAAwesome !!!
Keep up your GooD work Dear..
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What a unique podi. I am a great fan of spice mixes and this is the one i am going to try next.Lovely licks Niti...
Very new and unique podi rice. It will really help me to pack my lunch quickly. Nice idea though.....
mmmm..... looks yummy. Never heard this before. Will try this out.
Wow- I need to try this one ASAP. I love most podis! Truly time tested time savers!
Interesting .....n tempting podi...
Delicious and inviting looking banana chips with rice.
Deepa
Quite an interesting rice mix, cant wait to try them.
Wow! Interesting and different one
interesting one.. looks very delicious
tempting combo! good one:)
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