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Karivapillai Podi. karibevu chutney pudi with detailed photo and video recipe. spicy, aromatic spice powder used as taste enhancer with rasam rice or sambar rice combination. the main ingredient for this recipe is fresh curry leaves with other supporting dry spices. generally, it is used as a side dish to rice, but it also tastes great when. Karuveppilai Podi is a flavorful powder prepared with curry leaves and freshly roasted & ground spice mix. It tastes great when mixed with rice, tempering and generous amount of sesame oil.

Karuveppilai Podi, a traditional podi variety most of us make and store it like Paruppu Podi.

Curry leaves are dried, dry roasted with dals and chili and peppercorns and grind it to a smooth powder.

Generally in most of our grand parents house, we can see kariveppilai podi, paruppu podi, veppilai katti, thengai milagai podi and angaya podi.

You can cook Karivapillai Podi using 5 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Karivapillai Podi

  1. It’s 2 bunches of curry leaves.

  2. Prepare 2 cups of Thuvaran dal.

  3. It’s 3 of ts of pepper, azefoetida powder.

  4. You need 2 of ts salt.

  5. Prepare 5-6 of red chillies.

Karivepilai Podi, mix this spicy powder with rice and ghee/til oil, and serve it with papads and a pachadi.

Lo and behold, you have a simple yet scrumptious and sumptuous meal on the table! alternatively, this powder can also be used as a flavouring for curries, as a topping for raitas, etc.

Karivepaku Podi with stepwise pics and a short YouTube video.

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Karivapillai Podi instructions

  1. First dry fry the curry leaves..

  2. Then in a frying pan add azafoetida, red chillies, pepper and Thuvaran dal..

  3. Fry it till it becomes light brown..

  4. Then allow to cool for 20 minutes. Then make it into smooth powder..

  5. Preserve it in a pet bottle for a month. Need not refridgerate..

Curry Leaves in English, Karuveppilai in Tamil, Karibevu in Kannada, Kadi patta in Hindi, is widely used for seasoning in Indian Cuisine which lends an extraordinary aroma to the dish.

Curry leaves powder is a easy and simple recipe to make, great side dish for idli, dosa and rice.

In telugu curry leaves are known as karivepaku and its powder is called as Karivepaku podi.

Karuveppilai Podi / Curry Leaves Powder - The only way I can have curry leaves is this powder.

I've rarely seen people eating curry leaves as such when used in gravies/poriyals and am one of the kind.