Friday, February 24, 2012

Regupalla pachhadi ( chutney)


Hello Ruchimayam viewers after a long time I am here to share interesting recipe i.e Regupalla pachhadi or regupalla chutney.


Regu pandu is one type of fruit which is available at winter season. This was the one fruit which kids like to eat very much like mango. We used to have this tree at my home when I was child, I and my sisters used to eat this fruit a lot.

According to Wikipedia regu pandu is called as Indian plum in English (ref: wikipedia), ber in Hindi. This fruits are used as bhogi pallu for kids at the time of sankranthi.


Regupandla pachhadi is the popular recipe at this season (at sankranthi time) and it is the best combination with chakinalu and garelu.


Ingredients:  


Regi pandlu (ber) ¼kg
Red chillies 8
1 tsp Cumin seeds
1 tsp Mustard seeds
1 tsp Black gram
2 tbsp chopped Coriander leaves
a pinch of Asafoetida/Hing/Inguva
 Salt to taste


Method:


Preparation of regupalla pachhadi is very easy and we can prepare it in a very less time and we can store it for almost 10 days. When I was in college my mom used to prepare this for me to bring it to my hostel after vacation.
First clean the red chilli with water and then wipe out with a clean towel and then grind them in the mixi jar and salt at the time of grinding only. so it will mix well in the karam. Now take the mixture into bowl.
Clean the regu pallu with water and wipe out with a towel.
Heat oil in a small pan; add the cumin, mustard seeds and the black gram. Add curry leaves, Asafetida, green chillies. Fry until golden brown and add it to the red chilli mixture.

Now add the regu pallu to the red chilli mixture bowl and mix well. It tastes best for almost 10 days.

Note: Please make sure that regu pallu should not contain a drop of water before mixing into red chilli mixture. 



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  3. THIS IS UNIQUE... NEVER HEARD OF REGUPALLU USED IN KITCHEN FOR CHUTNEY'S.FOR WHAT THIS CHUTNEY BE GREAT FOR RICE, DOSA OR ROTI'S??

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    1. ya most of the members dont know about this recipe. my mom used to prepare this one. this chutney is great for rice and dosa and specially it is good for chakinalu (telangana region famous item).

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  4. Hi ,
    I need palak rice recipe which it have crispy flavour.

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  5. what about the seeds in regupallu? do we eat them?

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