Karnataka-Style Sambar Powder recipe (also called Saarina Pudi) is a bit different from the tamil style instant sambar powder or the South Indian sambar powder my family makes just before making Kerala veg sambar. I tried this for the first time back when I used to live in Hyderabad and have loved the flavour since then. However, I do default to my family recipe more often now due to lots of practice making that recipe over and over again.
Saarina Pudi (Sambar Powder, Karnataka Style)
Ingredients:
Dhaniya seeds (coriander seeds) – 250 gms.
Red chillies – 100 gms
Jeera seeds – 50 gms
Fenugreek seeds – 25 gms
Mustard – 25 gms
Pepper – 25 gms
Hing – 1/2 tsp
Instructions:
Roast dhaniya and red chillies in very little oil till it emits a nice smell.
Dry roast all other ingredients till well done and add hing at the end.
Grind all together and store in airtight container. Use up sambar powder within 3 months and make a fresh batch after that. If you plan to store longer, either refrigerate or store in the freezer to keep it fresher for longer.
Lovely picture
That looks beautiful!Lovely pic.
I’ve never tried making any podi at home.
hi nags,
i am a mallu from Bangalore. good to see you making saarina podi! i have never tried making it at home. i will definetely try it this time. your sister visits my blog. welcome to my blog Nags!
your pictures make me drool. I LOVE indian food, and I especially love rotis and naans. Yum!
your pictures make me drool. I LOVE indian food, and I especially love rotis and naans. Yum!
Wow!…nice colourful splash!..
Its really nice to note that you are trying out preserves like sambhar powder..that too regional!!Yaay!!Claps!:)
lovely pictures and I love your enthusiasm Nags… really
Those are some beautiful photos, by the way.
Nice entry’s Nags, now thats called “ek teer do nishaan”
i as going to post bele saaru (she calls it udupi dal, i think) from aayi’s recipes using her sarina pudi recipe. great minds think alike. 😀