Pachi Pulusu is an unheated version of pulusu. This is a prominent and traditional Andhra dish prepared using simple ingredients like tamarind, onions, redchiilies, and jaggery.
I had this dish after long time this weekend. My grandmom used to make this tasty pulusu when we were kids. I learnt this recipe from my friend Tulasi.
This is basically a raw tamarind soup. And can be prepared very easily which can be served with hot steamed rice, mudda pappu along with papads.
Ingredients:
Red Chillies – 4-5 no
Onion – 1 no
Jeera – 1 tsp
Jaggery granted – 1 tsp
Salt – As required
Tamarind – small lemon size
Preparation
- Fry Red chilies in a pan without oil for 2-3 minutes.
- In a large mixing bowl take chopped onions, jeera, jaggery.
- Add extracted tamarind juice to it.
- Add water if required (based on the tanginess of pulusu) and mix well
- Mash the fried red chillies and add them to the above tamarind water.
- Serve with hot rice.
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Lovely.. We usually make this day before Atlataddi. It will be nice to eat with Gongura pickle rice and PAchhi pulusu. Ultimate combination
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Amazing flavors in that yummy pulusu
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very authentic recipe dear....
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nice recipe. photos looks perfect
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ReplyDeletePachi pulusu looks so delicious.
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tangy curry...looks awesome..interesting dish.New to mes
ReplyDeleteVery yum pulusu....we make it in combo with kichidi.....
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ReplyDeleteThis looks like 'Jal jeera" from Punjab..totally love it .Will be trying out very soon ! Thanks for sharing :)
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New to me............Looks nice
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ReplyDeleteThis is a new recipe to me Sravani..but love its simplicity..bookmarked.
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Wow, great clicks and amazing recipe. Thanks for linking it to 'Only' but the link that you have added is of Andhra Special Junnu, so I got very confused initially.
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