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Posted: 12 years ago
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Ok, thanks for the info. Didn't know 😊
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I am a malayali and we call it 'chammanthi podi' synonym for chutney powder.Its spicy and nice accompaniment to idli and dosa. we mix powder with oil and serve.😊
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Thanks for the info.
I was confused too..
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: hamzanuha

No, I don't think so. He said something on the lines of it being hot. And I think garam masala is more central India-ish, like Mughlai dishes.


Edit:- Correction - North India


i feel u r right as he was referring to Mirchi as Gun powder
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Thanks for all the information about gun powder.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Gun Powder = Kandi Podi . This powder is prepared from Toovar dal and Bengal Gram dal. Of course with other Roasted Ingriedients like Dania /Red chillies/Jeera..etc..ITs taste very good with Idli/Dosa or With rice
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: hamzanuha

Found this online:


If you've eaten a south Indian meal, you have probably come across a variant of what is often called 'gunpowder' in Indian English ' spicy roasted lentil powders that go as accompaniments to various dishes. The Tamil name is molagaapoDii (literally spice powder, I think), but in Marathi and Kannada we call them chaTNiipuDii, or chutney powders. Each family has some tried and tested way of making them, and there is always one visiting aunt who insists that one lime leaf or lentil or coriander instead of cumin makes all the difference. And so the versions grow.

Read the rest : http://desiknitter.com/2008/06/gunpowder/

thanks
then it should not taste sweet..Kunal said Sachin's pizza is sweet to eat😕
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Chamaila-Kutrea

But it really tastes weird.😕

Of course not dear... molagapodi tastes really good...if made in proper proportion... with urad daal, chana daal, white sesame seeds, hing and red chillies...while serving the best oil for mixing it is til oil...😊... it is also coated on the idlies and when eaten after sometime, this mix is absorbed by the idlies and they taste just amazing...! Again in restuarants, we get podi dosas...( which is just a coating on the uthappams kind of dosas...!)
Reg gunpowder... it is usually just chilli flakes... !
In marathi, the same thing is made as ghaati chutney... which is a combo of garlic and red chillies/powder... it is awesome and in mumbai, we get this chutney in vada paavs...😃
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: raj-avin

I am a malayali and we call it 'chammanthi podi' synonym for chutney powder.Its spicy and nice accompaniment to idli and dosa. we mix powder with oil and serve.😊

We make chammandi podi in a different way...😕
We roast the same stuff as we roast for the molagapodi and then additionally we roast coconut real good... or we use grated copra... then add a bit of tamarind pulp and jaggery (only a bit) ... grind coarsely...!
This can be stored for many days in the refridgerator... used as an accompaniment for dosas, idlies or with rice too...😃 but this DOES NOT need any oil while serving... it is purely a dry chutney powder...!
Edited by -allizwell- - 12 years ago
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: -allizwell-

Of course not dear... molagapodi tastes really good...if made in proper proportion... with urad daal, chana daal, white sesame seeds, hing and red chillies...while serving the best oil for mixing it is til oil...😊... it is also coated on the idlies and when eaten after sometime, this mix is absorbed by the idlies and they taste just amazing...! Again in restuarants, we get podi dosas...( which is just a coating on the uthappams kind of dosas...!)
Reg gunpowder... it is usually just chilli flakes... !
In marathi, the same thing is made as ghaati chutney... which is a combo of garlic and red chillies/powder... it is awesome and in mumbai, we get this chutney in vada paavs...😃

R u from south. Allizwell
Edited by jyothi-m - 12 years ago

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