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Curry Leaves Powder Recipe | Karuveppilai Podi | Karivepaku Podi

Posted on June 17, 2020 Category: Andhra, Homemade Basics, Sidedish

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Curry Leaves Powder Recipe | Karuveppilai Podi | Karivepaku Podi with stepwise pics and a short YouTube video.  Also, if you like my video, please share it and don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to my channel. 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. This Curry Leaves Powder is not only healthy but tastes yummy with Idli, Rava Dosa, Pongal etc, also it can be mixed and had with rice too. Though we know it has a lot and a lot of health benefits, everyone perfectly segregates the curry leaves from the dish and discard it. I am also not exceptional, so I often prepare Curry Leaves Rice Recipe and Curry Leaves Kulambu Recipe where the leaves cannot be picked up and if interested check my 100+ Lockdown Recipes.

Check my other Podi Recipes like

1. Coconut / Thengai Podi
2. Moringa / Murungai Keerai Podi
3. Garlic / Poondu Podi
4. Sesame Seeds / Ellu Podi
5. Peanut / Verkadalai Podi
6.  Idli Milagai Podi

How to make Curry Leaves Powder

How to make Curry Leaves Powder

Dry Curry Leaves Powder

Curry Leaves Powder Recipe | Karuveppilai Podi | Karivepaku Podi

Priya Santhamohan
Curry Leaves Powder Recipe | Karuveppilai Podi | Karivepaku Podi is not only healthy but tastes yummy with Idli, Rava Dosa, Pongal etc, also it can be mixed and had with rice too.
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Prep Time 10 mins
Cook Time 5 mins
Drying Time 1 hr
Total Time 1 hr 15 mins
Course Homemade, Side Dish
Cuisine Indian
Servings 100 Grams
Calories 33 kcal

Equipment

  • Stovetop
  • Mixer

Ingredients
  

  • 2 Cups Curry Leaves
  • 4 tbsp Channa Dal
  • 2 tbsp Urad Dal
  • 2 tbso Fried Grams
  • 1 tbsp Coriander Seeds
  • 1 tsp Pepper Corns
  • 15 Red Chilli
  • ¼ tsp Hing
  • Salt As Required
  • 1 tsp Oil

Instructions
 

  • Remove the curry leaves from the stalk separately. Rinse it well to remove the dust and drain the water completely. Spread it in a newspaper and let it dry for 1 hour, so the moisture will be absorbed fully.
  • Then, measure and keep the red chilli, hing and salt.
  • Also, measure and keep the chana dal, urad dal, fried gram, coriander seeds and peppercorns.
  • Heat 1 tsp of sesame oil in a pan and simmer the flame. Then, add chana dal, urad dal, fried gram, coriander seeds and peppercorns.
  • Roast it for 4 to 5 minutes. When it is half roasted itself, add the red chilli, hing and keep roasting.
  • Keep the roasted spices in a plate separately.
  • Add the curry leaves to the same pan. Dry roast in low flame, till the curry leaves turn crispy but don’t burn it.
  • Once the roasted ingredients cool down, transfer it to a mixer.
  • Then, pulse it twice or thrice roughly.
  • Now, add the curry leaves and pulse everything to a smooth or coarse powder as preferred.
  • Transfer the ground powder to a vessel. Then, add required salt.
  • Mix well, then store it in a dry and clean jar.
    Serve this Karivepaku Podi with Plain Dosa.

Video

Notes

Tips for Karuveppilai Podi Recipe

1. Use fresh curry leaves only, for vibrant colour and a nice aroma.
2. After rinsing, dry the curry leaves well in a newspaper, kitchen towel or you can even sun dry it for an hour. Ensure there is no moisture content, else it becomes a paste while grinding. Also, the fungus will be formed and the shelf life reduces.
3. Ingredients can be dry roasted also, but I used little oil as it gives colour to the Karuveppilai Podi.
4. Adjust red chilli and peppercorns as per spiciness required for this Karivepaku Podi.
5. Always roast red chilli along with dal for even roasting, if roasted alone it gets burnt.
6. Slow roast all the ingredients in low flame to avoid burning, else the podi tastes bitter.
7. This powder can be ground into a smooth/coarse powder as preferred.
8. For a little tangy taste, peanut-sized tamarind can be roasted and ground along with the other ingredients.
9. This curry leaves powder Recipe stays good for 45 days if stored in a dry and airtight container. You can even make it in bulk and use it to prepare Curry Leaves Rice Recipe too.
Keyword Curry Leaves Powder, Karivepaku Podi, Karuveppilai Podi Recipe

 

Karuveppilai Podi Recipe

Karuveppilai Podi Recipe

Method for Curry Leaves Powder Recipe

1. Remove the curry leaves from the stalk separately. Rinse it well to remove the dust and drain the water completely. Spread it in a newspaper and let it dry for 1 hour, so the moisture will be absorbed fully.
Karivepaku Podi
2. Then, measure and keep the red chilli, hing and salt.
Karivepaku karam
3. Also, measure and keep the chana dal, urad dal, fried gram, coriander seeds and peppercorns.
Curry Leaves Chutney powder
4. Heat 1 tsp of sesame oil in a pan and simmer the flame. Then, add chana dal, urad dal, fried gram, coriander seeds and peppercorns.
Karivepaku Podi Recipe
5. Roast it for 4 to 5 minutes. When it is half roasted itself, add the red chilli, hing and keep roasting.
Curry leaves Podi
6.  Keep the roasted spices in a plate separately.
Karuvepillai Podi
7. Add the curry leaves to the same pan. Dry roast in low flame, till the curry leaves turn crispy but don’t burn it.
Iyengar Karuveppilai Podi
8. Once the roasted ingredients cool down, transfer it to a mixer.
Curry Leaves Chutney Dry
9. Then, pulse it twice or thrice roughly.
Karivepaku Karam Podi
10. Now, add the curry leaves and pulse everything to a smooth or coarse powder as preferred.
Karivepaku powder
11. Transfer the ground powder to a vessel. Then, add required salt.
Dry Curry Leaves Powder
12. Mix well, then store it in a dry and clean jar.
Karuveppilai Idli Podi
Serve this Karivepaku Podi with Plain Dosa.

 

Curry Leaves Powder recipe

Curry Leaves Powder recipe

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