During the summer season, I am obsessed with mangoes - both, raw and ripe and can never get tired of them. During the summer Amma used to make dal, Panna ,chutney, pickle ,pulihora with unripe mangoes -, mango icecream and mango juice ,aamras with golden yellow mangoes. Today, I’m sharing with you an unforgettable and my family favorite summer fare delicacy prepared from raw mangoes. It is simple, easy to make and tasty to eat.
Water – 1 ¾ glass
Mango grated -2
Channa dal (bengal gram)– 2 tbsp
Cumin seeds – ½ tsp
Mustard seeds – ½ tsp
Green chillies – 10
Red chillies – 4
Curry leaves - 10
Oil – 2 tbsp
Hing (asafoetida) -a pinch
Salt to taste
1) Usually we get Rice Rava (Biyyapu Rava) in Indian stores. Or else, wash the rice and dry it on a cloth. Grind to coarse mixture.
2) Soak the chana dal for at least 20 minutes.
3) Heat a pan add 1 tsp oil, Add 1 ¾ glasses of water.
4) When water is boiling add channa dal .
5) Stir continuously for a minute and put a lid. When it cooks completely then add biyaapu rava. Stir it well and put a lid. When it cooks completely switch off stove and open lid after 10 mins.
6) Cool the cooked content in a big plate / bowl.
7) In another pan heat oil add mustard seeds ,cumin seeds .when they splutter add vertically slitted green chillies ,dry red chillies ,curry leaves ,hing.
8) Peel the skin and grate the unripe mango and grind it in mixer by adding salt and turmeric.
9) Measurement is: for 1 cup biyyapu rava - 1½ cups grated mango to 2 cups. (Adjust the quantity to suit your tart/tangy preference.)
10) Now in cooled rava (little bit warm) add this mango mixture and seasoning and mix thoroughly with a big spoon or with your hand so that the mango mixture coats it evenly. 11)Serve after half an hour.
Tangy, tasty Mango Rava Pulihora is now ready to serve.
THIS DELICIOUS MAMIDIKAYA RAVA PULIHORA GOES TO SRIVALLI S MANGO MELA & DIVYA'S SHOW ME YOUR BREAKFAST
Very interesting dish sireesha..what is rice rava? is it similar to normal rava we use?
ReplyDeleteVery new to me,thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYummmy rice rava with raw mango...wow...so interesting
ReplyDeleteThat looks really yummy.
ReplyDeleteI love this mango rava dish! Lovely new one...
ReplyDeleteYou have a very yummy blog !
Delicious pulihora Sireesha and nice try with rava... so tangy n yummy... will definitely try :)
ReplyDeleteLovely rava,nice addition of mango.Never ate this.
ReplyDeleteParita rice rava is different ...wash the rice and dry it on a cloth. Grind to coarse mixture.
ReplyDeleteI just came here from mamidikaya pappu:). I see mangoes are ruling these days! Your dish looks very tasty, and is a little different from what my aunt made!
ReplyDeleteLiked the twist of using rava instead of rice..Nice one..
ReplyDeletechala bagundi sireesha...watched in a cookery show about ravva pulihora but your version is very intresting..
ReplyDeletenice innovationn...
ReplyDeleteSimply outstanding and very new dish to me..looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting dish. makes a great breakfast!
ReplyDeletemmm. mamidikaya pulihora chala chala baagundi Sireesha! Noru vuruthondi!! I think you can send this to Srivalli's Mango Mela!!
ReplyDeleteI make this very frequently. Looks delicious and yummy.
ReplyDeleteLovely dish! I would love to have for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteIts very tempting to me, miss mangoes here, poor me!!!
ReplyDeletewow what an idea nice looks so delicious Sireesha
ReplyDeleteNew idea..and yummy too
ReplyDeleteHey Sireesha this is new one to me! Love mango and this is a treat! Perfect entry for the events too!
ReplyDeletenice recipe and looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteNew to me...looks yum....
ReplyDeleteNice interesting recipe dear,,
ReplyDeleteI have to try this. It looks so good! :)
ReplyDeletehi! join in the EFM-Breakfast and Variety Rice Series going in my blog!
ReplyDeletethat one is new "puliyodharai using rava", sounds interesting with mangoes, yummm! must be great for the summer!
ReplyDeleteNew recipe..So interesting..Ive had only mango rice..Sure will try this
ReplyDeleteHi i Like your blog very much very nice Keep on sharing.
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