I am a bengali and got married to a Telugu family based in Vizianagar. I make it any auspicious occasion like Ugadi or Makar Sankranti. I learnt in from my mom-in-law. We use a lot of sesame powder towards the end when the rice is mixed with tamarind sauce. I learnt a new variety. Will try surely.
I got tears while watching this....My favourite Puliyogare ....Yes indeed when we taste the prasada of Devasthana(kannada word for Temple) we indeed feel that theres nothing more tastier than this in the world..its an emotion..I can bet theres nothing more tastier rice dish than Puliyogare
As a south Indian who knows Telugu, Tamil, and Kannada, I can say the facts and the culture described by Chef is absolutely True, Thanks Chef for knowing the culture and depicting it beautifully.
For the first time I felt that an Indian chef is not just a North Indian chef. Never expected you to know so much about Puliyogare variants and rice varieties. Bravo!
So glad to see you attempting South Indian food ! Puliyogare is almost an emotion for South Indians! This is truly a good adaptation of the recipe. There are so many variations like you said and each recipe is lip smacking ! Congratulations on your effort 👏
I live in Chandigarh. I was around 10 years old when I first ate this rice in an Ayyappa Temple in Panchkula close to where my Bua lives. Since then I have been looking for this rice everywhere. The priests in the Temple changed and hence couldn’t get it anymore. I ate them again once in Meenakshi Temple: where I skipped the Darshan and just ate all the different kinds of Prasad rice available. The last time I got a good serving was surprisingly in Bathinda. No one in Chandigarh makes them very well. Thank You Brar Sahib for sharing this recipe. Regards.
I am 14years old.... Whenever I feel sad cooking makes me happy and whenever I feel happy cooking makes me feel like I am celebrating the joy.....i just love to cook and explore and learn new dishes and tips to make my happiness into happiest...Thank you so much for sharing the recipes in a very informative way sir.
Sharing is caring, its true when tou share your receipes you show the people you care for them and their health. I pity the people who do not share their receipes as their art dies with them and no one remembers them as they are such a selfish lot.
Ranveer Ji you are the truest Indian I have ever come across. You are very sincere in learning authentic versions from various parts of our great country. You know very minute details like variations of some ingredients, very correct pronunciation of names, nuances like " on the next day puliyodhare tastes better" etc. I am from Tamil Nadu and my community (Tamil Brahmin Iyengars) are supposed to make puliyodhare tasty but I found your preparation must taste as good as ours. I am 71 years old and have eaten this dish in various temples. You have mastered the art nicely. God bless you Ranveer ji
Being south Indian is a blessing ,I am from Karnataka I love puliyogare ,your version is also super ,to keep ground nuts crunchy u should fry them separately n add it to the dish lastly n add some grated dry coconut
yaar aap ka Puli ka pronunciation dekh kar dil khush hogaya- even ache ache tamilians bhi lli aur li mein difference nahi kar paate, khair yeh 4 /5 dishes hamaare roz ke tiffin aur naasthe ke items the : idli / tayir saadam (curd rice), puliyodarai (tamarind rice), elumicham saadam ( lemon rice), takkaali saadam ( tomato rice), ek tarah se per day ke hisaab se fixed the ya phir kabi kabhi upma / pongal/ paratha bhi toh samjho in aath dishes mein koyi bhi dish pretty much har ek ghar mein banti hi hogi. ab jaakar thoda trends chane hue hain ab fast foods aur lunch mein baahar office waale milkar jaakar khaana ya phir order dekar mangwaana zara common ho gaya hai magar phir bhi yahi middle aur lower middle class ka aaj bhi daily meals hain. a big thank you if i say in tamil it is mikka mikka nanri.
When I used to study far from home. Tamarind rice ka bahut yaad aata tha. So me and friend used to go to a nearby temple of Shiva and there we used get it as prasadam. And it was the best I feel apart from what my amma makes.
Pulihora by Andhra n telangana call as... super popular yummyyy tastyyy dish we can make for any occasion . It will remain 2days also nothing will happen. But We don't add black til, methi seeds , black pepper n red mirch powder. Any tqqq chef for making our pulihora popular🤩🤩🤩 best line Simple start to Simple end👌👌
Although, Puliyogare is a dish spanning across many states- it has originated in the temple town of Melukote near Mysore. Nice adaptation of the recipe😋
Puliyodhare is an emotion here. When you pack this in a dried leaf or have it from the Dhonnai, it tastes so lovely. This is a picnic menu, marraige menu, temple prasadam, pot luck menu, Saturday lazy menu, all . Also, it becomes a pickle for curd rice at home... That tangy, spicy taste is heavenly. Love from Chennai.
Ranveer ji , I was a bit skeptical about watching this video as I am from Mysore. You are a wonderful chef and it was a pleasure watching you make this tamarind rice. Ranveer ji you are a true master. What I found missing was hing/asafoetida , generally we add it to the tamarind sauce. Also at homes generally we garnish with cilantro/ coriander leaves and grated dry coconut. Thank you for a wonderful recipe and a fabulous video.
I asked for this a week back....and here it is....this recipe bought many memories of train journey food and visiting temple with my mom just for the pulihora prasadam ......golden days...... 😭
I live in Rajasthan and everyone in my mother family live in Andhra there is famous Vishnu temple there where they serve this dish with the name puliharam and it is most delicious yet simple rice dish you can ever have
This is a simple and filling dish. When we stayed in my daughters house in California, when we were out for travel, we used to carry electric rice cooker, rice, puliyogare powder and tadka. Daily it was our staple food.
When we went to the Disney in Orlando FL for over a week, this was our life saver. Pulikacchal paste and a packet of Sona masoori literally held our family together ❤️
Feels really proud nd bless to be South Indian😍I'm from Karnataka. I really appreciate the way u were so much respectfully preparing Puliyogare🙌 Prasad❤️ 12:07 Really like the way u just kept temple's ganti and tirtha spoon🥄 to decorate.. No fancy noting 😍😍👌 You are so much down to earth sir❤️Love the way u always explains the history or story behind every food❤️Love from KARNATAKA✨
We make this dish while travelling in train from Delhi to Tamil Nadu but my dish is little different. Next time I'll add the masala for sure in my recipe 💗
So true!! I'm from Lucknow but I remember, as a kid, when I was travelling with my family, my mum had made tamarind rice for that journey! As you say, "Ohohoho" rice ka koiii aisa dish aur muje yaad nhi jo mann me bass gaya ho. We ate it the next day of when it was made. Ufff, It's been more than 16-17 years now but that taste and that feel of *WOW* is still fresh in my mind!
Absolutely on point recipe. I make this every week. Have mastered this recipe now. One slight deviation... Do not put peanut while making the ketchup.. Instead fry it separately till its dark in color and sprinkle on top for that crunchiness and garnish with fresh coriander.
The best chef ever 💗💗💗. I'm 11yrs old. I have the love In cooking. Exploring new dishes is my hobby thanks to chef Ranveer brar. After seeing him as a judge in MasterChef kitchen he was my hero and my role model. Every video posted by him is made by me. My dream us to be a contestant and the winner of master chef india.
Hi chef !! Hope you remember me.. the medico from andhra 👩🏻⚕️ My heart jumped with excitement while watching this recipe today while I was taking rest in between shifts in the hospital today. Pulihora is so close to my heart and it’s my favourite prashad especially the one made in Tirumala balaji temple 🤤and this is my ultimate comfort food . The way you explained the recipe made me drool and I immediately called my mum and told her to prepare pulihora by the time I go back home from the hospital. And… thanks so much for taking this recipe seriously and not complicating and experimenting with it like many other chefs do !! 💕💕💕
It was such a pleasure to see you cook what we grew up eating. Infact 3 days a week I used to pack this in lunch box for my family when I had early morning shifts. It's a savior.
at first i thought i dont want to wattch this long video instead some other short one but kind of information you provided was amazing and definately following this recipe
It’s not the high-end source of knowledge, it’s the polite, warm and earthy way to express it! It’s one of the reasons I learn from every video of this man. Thanks Sir, you’ve been an inspiration in many ways 😌😃
I am a north indian but have spent my childhood in Bengaluru... for 9 years I have been there and there was not a single week when I have not asked my mom to make it... although it was made using MTR masala that we don't get here in North India... thanks for the recipe... I will try making it and will get back to those nostalgic childhood memories
I watch all of your videos but I watch them again when I have to fall asleep... I just play any playlist and you speak so nicely and I love food so much.. turant neend aa jati hai :)
Mujhe sir ittna pasandh hai ittna pasandh hai ittna pasandh hai pooocho Matt🙈😁am from Bengaluru 🙏 I just love him❤️such a positive, inspiring personality!!!!🙏
Love from TamilNadu...we call it pulikachal or puliyodharai..I just love the way you make all your dishes.. can't skip when notification pops from Ranveer ji..
Puliogare is my fav! My mom makes and keeps the gojju (ketchup in your language xD) once a month in fridge. So whenever we want to we can just take leftover rice and mix it with Puliogare gojju and it's ready! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and this recipe! Idk about cooking but watching your videos has definitely improved my Hindi, jk, it has improved both, thanks!
I want to try this Raghni… could you tell me if your mom mixes the powder and tamarind tadka “ketchup” and then stores in the fridge, or separately and mix with rice when needed?
Doubt* - when sir says that isko rakh k (rest deke) khana chahiye...toh ise kaise aur kidhar rakhe? Fridge me, air right box me? And does it really enhances the flavour if we keep it and then eat
@@PranavKumar-dd2xo Isko matlab? If you mean the finished rice then you can keep it as it is at room temperature, if you want store the paste/tadka alone for long duration then keep it in fridge.
This is a signature recipe of Vaishnavites especially Iyengars. Some variations like adding dry kobbari (dry coconut) or Sesame powder. As you told it is a simple and delicious recipe. I found that in Karnataka Melukote puliyogare is best till date.
Ekdam sahi kaha aapne hmlog bhi train me aksar yahi lejate hai, I love Pulihora.... ❤️ Mujhe toh bht Khushi hui SIR jb apne kaha 'I loves south Indian foods' . From Bengaluru
Aaj Ranveer ji ne kaha "Puliyodarai, Pulikkaaichal"...dil बाग़ बाग़ हो गया जी, सच कह रही हूँ🤗🤗. The way you respect every cuisine and put efforts to pronounce them right, I salute your passion🙏...we add a small piece of hing in the oil while preparing the pulikkaaichal ie., tamarind ketchup😊 Puliyodarai is not just a dish for us, it is a different emotion altogether, it is our pride, our love!
I tried this recipe for our weekend picnic this Saturday. I made the masala by dry roasting the spices one by one and powdered it. Rest I did as given in your video. Also I made it in Kaima rice. It came out really well. My daughter loved it. Tamarind rice, garlic pickle and potato mezhukkupuratti (potato fry) ....we had this as our lunch yesterday and that too in Ponmudi.... It was really nice. Thank you Ranveer Sir for this recipe. I have great respect to all the chefs who make great food. It is not easy to cook good healthy food... It needs patience... Thank you once again Sir....
Being a North Indian and settled in South for last 15 years... I loved this rice served in temples across South India right from the first day. But the recipe always remaind mystry for me. Thanks chef such wonderful recipe. Going to try this today.
Wow! Chef,you have done your homework perfectly. I am a telugu, married to a kannadiga, born and brought up in bengaluru, living in chennai....so I am surrounded by puliyogare .loved the way u presented it👍
My amma (mom) has been making Pulikaaichal since more than half a century. And quite frequently too, so much so that we just make and distribute the prepared sauce to our Maharashtrian neighbours and friends alike here in Mumbai. Its an emotion for us and not just a dish 😊 seeing you make it made me smile 😀 and oh yes! My mom certified your recipe and your pronunciation of Pulikaaichal and Puliyodarai😉👍🏼👏🏼 well done Ranveer! Lipsmacking indeed 😋
I made this recipe as prasad for Ganesh Chaturthi celebration in my building in Hyderabad. And all the Telugu ladies liked it so much. They asked me for the recipe.
Never add Red Chilli powder to Pulihora/Puliyadorai/Tamarind rice. The spice is from the whole red chillies. That is the one thing to correct here. I hope you correct that. Thank you for the video.
Dear Chef, a request unrelated to puliogre: am looking for a credible recipe for atta bis-kut :). I miss them!! They bring back several childhood memories…they remind me of home. Please do share it if you can. Thank you 🙏🏻
Beautifully explained and shown all the respect to this dish. That's why I always loved you! And the coincidence is that only today I prepared Puliogare and just finished watching your video on it. You are not only a good Chef but a good actor (watched Modern Love) and a human being.
Like the french insisting that you pronounce "Pari" insterad of "Paris" or the Austrians insisting that you say "Wien" instead of "Vienna", when you are speaking English. Proper names allow a lot of leeway in pronunciation and spelling.
Hi Ranveer , I am a South Indian,This is my favourite dish, I can eat all 7 days a week, nice explanation, Hing can be added in tadka, Thanks for detailed explanation.
Being a South Indian watching a punjabi chef making tamarind rice 🍚 it’s just out of the world feeling. I am so impressed with your simplicity and the way you explained it. Calling it Prasadam You won millions of hearts 💕. It’s not just a rice dish it’s an emotions 🥹
As a TamBrahm, I can say, this is how it's made, more or less! Like he said, every household have their versions. Both my grandmothers had different versions and my mum came up with yet another one. In fact she puts part of the powder in the pulikacchal, and part in the rice before adding pulikacchal, and that kinda keeps aids in separating rice grains. Also, since our households have tamrinds and not paste, we put it in boiling water, squish it and extract water. Which means that the boiling takes longer, for almost an hour but it's totally worth it! At the end, like chef says, every puliogare is tasty. ❤️ Thanks for putting this recipe here, chef RB. Maybe someday I'll come up with my variations, hehe. ❤️❤️❤️ PS: My mum gives me a jar of this when I'm leaving home, so that I can have good food for at least 2-3 weeks. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amused to see Ranveer Braar(north Indian) teaching us a South Indian recipe with precision. Explained in a simple way,encouraging North Indians to try it out. Thanks Chef
Wow... Being SouthIndian, who do tamarind rice regularly... Even then relished the way u did and described and also using the right rice instead of basmati... 👏👏pronouncations dish in their language is also 👌👌
True each tamarind rice powder recipe is different I am used to eating it with urad papad that’s how I grew up eating it now my kids eat it only that way from past 22 years in USA
Superrr recipe Chef... I stayed in Chennai for about 5years and learnt so many recipes from aunties there. It's very easy recipe but we cannot beat the taste of the tamarind rice prepared by grand ma and one we get in temples as prasadam... Love you my south indian family.....
Chef ji iam an Iyengar i make this puliyogare gojju it will last for 6months to 1 year also I don't add any dal to gojju it can't be preserved only masalas tamarind jaggery and salt no tempering to this gojju Tempering is made while making puliyogare Your knowledge of all histories is great I like your passion and I love your all recipes ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am a bengali and got married to a Telugu family based in Vizianagar. I make it any auspicious occasion like Ugadi or Makar Sankranti. I learnt in from my mom-in-law. We use a lot of sesame powder towards the end when the rice is mixed with tamarind sauce.
I learnt a new variety. Will try surely.
I got tears while watching this....My favourite Puliyogare ....Yes indeed when we taste the prasada of Devasthana(kannada word for Temple) we indeed feel that theres nothing more tastier than this in the world..its an emotion..I can bet theres nothing more tastier rice dish than Puliyogare
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Hangen illa
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Brother I guess u might have meant to say water in mouth
Agreed , melukote devastanada puliyogre is known to be the best ever.
As a south Indian who knows Telugu, Tamil, and Kannada, I can say the facts and the culture described by Chef is absolutely True, Thanks Chef for knowing the culture and depicting it beautifully.
For the first time I felt that an Indian chef is not just a North Indian chef. Never expected you to know so much about Puliyogare variants and rice varieties. Bravo!
So glad to see you attempting South Indian food ! Puliyogare is almost an emotion for South Indians!
This is truly a good adaptation of the recipe. There are so many variations like you said and each recipe is lip smacking !
Congratulations on your effort 👏
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Nice of you to have selected this dish.Mouthwatering. As a South Indian ,I love this dish and it's mothwatering. Eat it with Papad
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I live in Chandigarh. I was around 10 years old when I first ate this rice in an Ayyappa Temple in Panchkula close to where my Bua lives. Since then I have been looking for this rice everywhere. The priests in the Temple changed and hence couldn’t get it anymore. I ate them again once in Meenakshi Temple: where I skipped the Darshan and just ate all the different kinds of Prasad rice available. The last time I got a good serving was surprisingly in Bathinda. No one in Chandigarh makes them very well. Thank You Brar Sahib for sharing this recipe. Regards.
I am 14years old.... Whenever I feel sad cooking makes me happy and whenever I feel happy cooking makes me feel like I am celebrating the joy.....i just love to cook and explore and learn new dishes and tips to make my happiness into happiest...Thank you so much for sharing the recipes in a very informative way sir.
Same yaar , i am much older than you but cooking still helps me a lot too.
Sharing is caring, its true when tou share your receipes you show the people you care for them and their health. I pity the people who do not share their receipes as their art dies with them and no one remembers them as they are such a selfish lot.
It seems u love cooking plz watch some of my new recipes I will be happy if it helps foodies like you tq
Ranveer Ji you are the truest Indian I have ever come across. You are very sincere in learning authentic versions from various parts of our great country. You know very minute details like variations of some ingredients, very correct pronunciation of names, nuances like " on the next day puliyodhare tastes better" etc. I am from Tamil Nadu and my community (Tamil Brahmin Iyengars) are supposed to make puliyodhare tasty but I found your preparation must taste as good as ours. I am 71 years old and have eaten this dish in various temples. You have mastered the art nicely. God bless you Ranveer ji
Being south Indian is a blessing ,I am from Karnataka I love puliyogare ,your version is also super ,to keep ground nuts crunchy u should fry them separately n add it to the dish lastly n add some grated dry coconut
yaar aap ka Puli ka pronunciation dekh kar dil khush hogaya- even ache ache tamilians bhi lli aur li mein difference nahi kar paate, khair yeh 4 /5 dishes hamaare roz ke tiffin aur naasthe ke items the :
idli / tayir saadam (curd rice), puliyodarai (tamarind rice), elumicham saadam ( lemon rice), takkaali saadam ( tomato rice), ek tarah se per day ke hisaab se fixed the ya phir kabi kabhi upma / pongal/ paratha bhi toh samjho in aath dishes mein koyi bhi dish pretty much har ek ghar mein banti hi hogi. ab jaakar thoda trends chane hue hain ab fast foods aur lunch mein baahar office waale milkar jaakar khaana ya phir order dekar mangwaana zara common ho gaya hai magar phir bhi yahi middle aur lower middle class ka aaj bhi daily meals hain. a big thank you if i say in tamil it is mikka mikka nanri.
When I used to study far from home. Tamarind rice ka bahut yaad aata tha. So me and friend used to go to a nearby temple of Shiva and there we used get it as prasadam. And it was the best I feel apart from what my amma makes.
Aaj ka paavan din ke liye very good prasaadum.thanks and also.happy Sri krishna janmashatami.
We call it as pulihora in Andhra, major thing which we cook on every festival, very good explanation chef 😘, loved it ❤️
Pulihora by Andhra n telangana call as... super popular yummyyy tastyyy dish we can make for any occasion . It will remain 2days also nothing will happen. But We don't add black til, methi seeds , black pepper n red mirch powder. Any tqqq chef for making our pulihora popular🤩🤩🤩 best line Simple start to Simple end👌👌
Although, Puliyogare is a dish spanning across many states- it has originated in the temple town of Melukote near Mysore. Nice adaptation of the recipe😋
Malum h chal apne baap ko mat sikha
The taste of puliyogare of iyangar is the best....That taste like divine Prasada of South Indian Temples...
Good information
Melukote Cheluva Adinarayana Temple .
I also heard that Puliyogare Prasad has a Devine Taste there .
One will not get same taste anywhere .
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💕💕💕 from Karnataka pulihogare my all-time favourite.
Puliyodhare is an emotion here. When you pack this in a dried leaf or have it from the Dhonnai, it tastes so lovely.
This is a picnic menu, marraige menu, temple prasadam, pot luck menu, Saturday lazy menu, all . Also, it becomes a pickle for curd rice at home...
That tangy, spicy taste is heavenly. Love from Chennai.
Ranveer ji , I was a bit skeptical about watching this video as I am from Mysore. You are a wonderful chef and it was a pleasure watching you make this tamarind rice. Ranveer ji you are a true master. What I found missing was hing/asafoetida , generally we add it to the tamarind sauce. Also at homes generally we garnish with cilantro/ coriander leaves and grated dry coconut. Thank you for a wonderful recipe and a fabulous video.
The background music+ Ranveer's Voice+ the delicious recipe.. . heavenly combination 😍
Malum h chal apne baap ko mat sikha
I asked for this a week back....and here it is....this recipe bought many memories of train journey food and visiting temple with my mom just for the pulihora prasadam ......golden days...... 😭
Chef is nw taking interest in South indian food.. My mother make the same.. Lv From Andhra Pradesh 🇮🇳
Superb recipe Sir😋👌 thanks for sharing 👍
I live in Rajasthan and everyone in my mother family live in Andhra there is famous Vishnu temple there where they serve this dish with the name puliharam and it is most delicious yet simple rice dish you can ever have
Aap jese bolte ho mahol v wesa bn jata h 👌👍 blessed 🙏 yummy recipe yummyyyy prasada😋😋🤤🤤❤️❤️😎😎🔥🔥
This is a simple and filling dish. When we stayed in my daughters house in California, when we were out for travel, we used to carry electric rice cooker, rice, puliyogare powder and tadka. Daily it was our staple food.
is there any side dishes that I can serve with puliyogare?
@@anikatabassum3389 well actually people use deep fried papads , wada or some crispy deep fried stuff. Some even eat it with curd
Fabulous is your way to present the recipe ....such a knowledgeable ,empathetic chef wonderful ...
When we went to the Disney in Orlando FL for over a week, this was our life saver. Pulikacchal paste and a packet of Sona masoori literally held our family together ❤️
Feels really proud nd bless to be South Indian😍I'm from Karnataka. I really appreciate the way u were so much respectfully preparing Puliyogare🙌 Prasad❤️
12:07 Really like the way u just kept temple's ganti and tirtha spoon🥄 to decorate.. No fancy noting 😍😍👌 You are so much down to earth sir❤️Love the way u always explains the history or story behind every food❤️Love from KARNATAKA✨
We make this dish while travelling in train from Delhi to Tamil Nadu but my dish is little different. Next time I'll add the masala for sure in my recipe 💗
So true!! I'm from Lucknow but I remember, as a kid, when I was travelling with my family, my mum had made tamarind rice for that journey! As you say, "Ohohoho" rice ka koiii aisa dish aur muje yaad nhi jo mann me bass gaya ho. We ate it the next day of when it was made. Ufff, It's been more than 16-17 years now but that taste and that feel of *WOW* is still fresh in my mind!
Absolutely on point recipe. I make this every week. Have mastered this recipe now. One slight deviation... Do not put peanut while making the ketchup.. Instead fry it separately till its dark in color and sprinkle on top for that crunchiness and garnish with fresh coriander.
Tq for trying south indian food from telangana 😊
The puliyodare that you get in perumal temples across chennai is so good, i used to run to temole on thursdays to get this, heavenly
Excellent.. till now I have been purchasing puluogare readymade mix by MTR but now onwards I'm going to make everything at home 😎😎😎😎👍👍👍
Thank you Ranveer Sir... 😊💓 and your pronunciation of " pulikaichal" was so pure and genuine... loads of respect from a delhi Wali Tamilian.. 👏
Delhi wali Tamilian, me too😊😊
Naanum thaan.....❤❤
The best chef ever 💗💗💗.
I'm 11yrs old. I have the love In cooking. Exploring new dishes is my hobby thanks to chef Ranveer brar. After seeing him as a judge in MasterChef kitchen he was my hero and my role model. Every video posted by him is made by me.
My dream us to be a contestant and the winner of master chef india.
Loved what you said about the food from the south - about its simplicity. True that!
we add a bit of hing that gives interesting aroma
That moment when ranveer say he loves South Indian food😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
Loads of love from Hyderabad ji💖
Hi chef !! Hope you remember me.. the medico from andhra 👩🏻⚕️ My heart jumped with excitement while watching this recipe today while I was taking rest in between shifts in the hospital today. Pulihora is so close to my heart and it’s my favourite prashad especially the one made in Tirumala balaji temple 🤤and this is my ultimate comfort food . The way you explained the recipe made me drool and I immediately called my mum and told her to prepare pulihora by the time I go back home from the hospital. And… thanks so much for taking this recipe seriously and not complicating and experimenting with it like many other chefs do !! 💕💕💕
It was such a pleasure to see you cook what we grew up eating. Infact 3 days a week I used to pack this in lunch box for my family when I had early morning shifts. It's a savior.
at first i thought i dont want to wattch this long video instead some other short one
but kind of information you provided was amazing and definately following this recipe
It’s not the high-end source of knowledge, it’s the polite, warm and earthy way to express it! It’s one of the reasons I learn from every video of this man. Thanks Sir, you’ve been an inspiration in many ways 😌😃
Love South Indian dishes too thank u for with those broad cute smiles
Doesn't really matter whether I know the recipe or not. It's mandatory to view because Chef is making it and it has to be special!
I am a north indian but have spent my childhood in Bengaluru... for 9 years I have been there and there was not a single week when I have not asked my mom to make it... although it was made using MTR masala that we don't get here in North India... thanks for the recipe... I will try making it and will get back to those nostalgic childhood memories
Sesame Oil and Asafoetida is the monopoly of this dish aur Ranveer'ne bataya nahi!!!
Thank You Ji.
Grated dry coconut also
@@swaroopav3690 we don't add coconut to this, asafoetida is a must
Tried ur lemon rice turned out yuummmmmm......will try this tomorrow
I watch all of your videos but I watch them again when I have to fall asleep... I just play any playlist and you speak so nicely and I love food so much.. turant neend aa jati hai :)
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I do the same... every night b4 sleepin i watch 1 video n sleep... its so calmin..
ASMR ho jaata h ❤️
I am your big fan... Sir
Your recipe is too good👍
I am a South Indian and my grandmother is an expert in this…yet I am watching this because he is so attractive and attentive 😆💕
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Love from TamilNadu...we call it pulikachal or puliyodharai..I just love the way you make all your dishes.. can't skip when notification pops from Ranveer ji..
Puliogare is my fav! My mom makes and keeps the gojju (ketchup in your language xD) once a month in fridge. So whenever we want to we can just take leftover rice and mix it with Puliogare gojju and it's ready! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and this recipe! Idk about cooking but watching your videos has definitely improved my Hindi, jk, it has improved both, thanks!
I want to try this Raghni… could you tell me if your mom mixes the powder and tamarind tadka “ketchup” and then stores in the fridge, or separately and mix with rice when needed?
Doubt* - when sir says that isko rakh k (rest deke) khana chahiye...toh ise kaise aur kidhar rakhe? Fridge me, air right box me?
And does it really enhances the flavour if we keep it and then eat
@@NausheenQ They are kept separate in my home and mixed when needed. Make sure to keep the paste in an air tight container. Hope this helps :)
@@PranavKumar-dd2xo Isko matlab? If you mean the finished rice then you can keep it as it is at room temperature, if you want store the paste/tadka alone for long duration then keep it in fridge.
I also want to try this Raghni. Doubt* - When sir says that we have to use black til, but I only have white. Can I use that?
Nice brother ham bhi morning nashte mein banate hain😊😊
This is a signature recipe of Vaishnavites especially Iyengars. Some variations like adding dry kobbari (dry coconut) or Sesame powder. As you told it is a simple and delicious recipe. I found that in Karnataka Melukote puliyogare is best till date.
Ekdam sahi kaha aapne hmlog bhi train me aksar yahi lejate hai, I love Pulihora.... ❤️
Mujhe toh bht Khushi hui SIR jb apne kaha 'I loves south Indian foods' .
From Bengaluru
So nice of you Ranveer.
Thanks a lot for this Kovil Pulikaichal.
You have pronounced it soo correctly 👍
Very nice recipe 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻😍
His recipes are mixture of traditional expertise explained in a simple way Nobody can match him
In awe of him 🤍💖🙌👏
You are so amazing .. I'm very lazy to make roti and puri so love cooking rice recipes.. i will try this also
Congratulations Master Chef for crossing 4 Million mark 🎉🎉
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அதே இலை
அதே சாப்பாடு
அதே பொரியல்
அதே கீரை
அதே கூட்டு!
சமைத்த நெஞ்சம்
பரிமாரும் கை
மட்டுமே மாற்றம்!
SUPERB Machi Great Going .Ne Samathu Koyanthai👌👌
Aaj Ranveer ji ne kaha "Puliyodarai, Pulikkaaichal"...dil बाग़ बाग़ हो गया जी, सच कह रही हूँ🤗🤗. The way you respect every cuisine and put efforts to pronounce them right, I salute your passion🙏...we add a small piece of hing in the oil while preparing the pulikkaaichal ie., tamarind ketchup😊
Puliyodarai is not just a dish for us, it is a different emotion altogether, it is our pride, our love!
It's my dream to meet this fabulous chef..... Literally I like cooking too n this chef style is awesome 👍👏😊
I tried this recipe for our weekend picnic this Saturday. I made the masala by dry roasting the spices one by one and powdered it. Rest I did as given in your video. Also I made it in Kaima rice. It came out really well. My daughter loved it. Tamarind rice, garlic pickle and potato mezhukkupuratti (potato fry) ....we had this as our lunch yesterday and that too in Ponmudi.... It was really nice. Thank you Ranveer Sir for this recipe. I have great respect to all the chefs who make great food. It is not easy to cook good healthy food... It needs patience... Thank you once again Sir....
Lots of love Ranveerji from Karnataka ❤️
Being a North Indian and settled in South for last 15 years... I loved this rice served in temples across South India right from the first day. But the recipe always remaind mystry for me. Thanks chef such wonderful recipe. Going to try this today.
The best Puliyoggare I had in my life was in a place called Melkote 🤗 (famous tourist/religious place in Karnataka)
Wow! Chef,you have done your homework perfectly. I am a telugu, married to a kannadiga, born and brought up in bengaluru, living in chennai....so I am surrounded by puliyogare .loved the way u presented it👍
I used to visit my friend's house in Belgaum just to eat this. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe ☺️
*Belagavi
My amma (mom) has been making Pulikaaichal since more than half a century. And quite frequently too, so much so that we just make and distribute the prepared sauce to our Maharashtrian neighbours and friends alike here in Mumbai. Its an emotion for us and not just a dish 😊 seeing you make it made me smile 😀 and oh yes! My mom certified your recipe and your pronunciation of Pulikaaichal and Puliyodarai😉👍🏼👏🏼 well done Ranveer! Lipsmacking indeed 😋
Its Byadgi menasinakayi(chilli) and not bedgi chilli. Byadgi is a place in Haveri District, Karnataka.
he he. Thanks for letting us know. Don't expect Punjabies (I am one too) to get this right. ha ha.
@@sigmaxcc someone is trying to correct u, try accept it
Chef big fan of you ..I watched your all videos 📹 😀 😊
Happy Krishna Janmasthami to you and your family!
We add hing , crushed garlic....
Love from karnataka 🙂
I really feel his passion and urge to cook every dish with all the simplicity makes him a best chef in the world 😍☺️
U R Right 👍👍
#ranveer sir ultra legend
I made this recipe as prasad for Ganesh Chaturthi celebration in my building in Hyderabad. And all the Telugu ladies liked it so much. They asked me for the recipe.
this looks delicious. Dinner set aaj ka
I was literally thinking the same 😂
Yummy. Forgot to add Hing which adds flavour
Never add Red Chilli powder to Pulihora/Puliyadorai/Tamarind rice. The spice is from the whole red chillies. That is the one thing to correct here. I hope you correct that. Thank you for the video.
Innnaaaa sara pyaaar vai❤️❤️❤️
We call it Pulihora in Andhra Pradesh
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Sir ur all recipe are good and nice .ln this recipe for masala powder should add jeera, haldi, and hing also
Thanku sir
Dear Chef, a request unrelated to puliogre: am looking for a credible recipe for atta bis-kut :). I miss them!! They bring back several childhood memories…they remind me of home. Please do share it if you can. Thank you 🙏🏻
Beautifully explained and shown all the respect to this dish. That's why I always loved you! And the coincidence is that only today I prepared Puliogare and just finished watching your video on it. You are not only a good Chef but a good actor (watched Modern Love) and a human being.
aapne hing nhi dala sir hing to pulihora me main thing hai
Being a North Indian (Punjabi), u really showed ur class in prep. the Tamarind Rice recipe. God bless u n ur talent. Thanks.
Kannadigas really do not like when people say Karnatak. I request you to please say Karnataka.
And also say Kannada not kannad
Like the french insisting that you pronounce "Pari" insterad of "Paris" or the Austrians insisting that you say "Wien" instead of "Vienna", when you are speaking English. Proper names allow a lot of leeway in pronunciation and spelling.
Hi Ranveer , I am a South Indian,This is my favourite dish, I can eat all 7 days a week, nice explanation, Hing can be added in tadka, Thanks for detailed explanation.
Want to see more n more South Indian recipes from you Ranvir!
Being a South Indian watching a punjabi chef making tamarind rice 🍚 it’s just out of the world feeling. I am so impressed with your simplicity and the way you explained it. Calling it Prasadam You won millions of hearts 💕. It’s not just a rice dish it’s an emotions 🥹
Puli means tamrind
Kaach means bagaar
It looks wonderful
As a TamBrahm, I can say, this is how it's made, more or less! Like he said, every household have their versions. Both my grandmothers had different versions and my mum came up with yet another one. In fact she puts part of the powder in the pulikacchal, and part in the rice before adding pulikacchal, and that kinda keeps aids in separating rice grains. Also, since our households have tamrinds and not paste, we put it in boiling water, squish it and extract water. Which means that the boiling takes longer, for almost an hour but it's totally worth it!
At the end, like chef says, every puliogare is tasty. ❤️
Thanks for putting this recipe here, chef RB. Maybe someday I'll come up with my variations, hehe. ❤️❤️❤️
PS: My mum gives me a jar of this when I'm leaving home, so that I can have good food for at least 2-3 weeks. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amused to see Ranveer Braar(north Indian) teaching us a South Indian recipe with precision. Explained in a simple way,encouraging North Indians to try it out. Thanks Chef
Udupi sambaar, now puliyogare 🙏🙏😍😍
Wow... Being SouthIndian, who do tamarind rice regularly... Even then relished the way u did and described and also using the right rice instead of basmati... 👏👏pronouncations dish in their language is also 👌👌
True each tamarind rice powder recipe is different I am used to eating it with urad papad that’s how I grew up eating it now my kids eat it only that way from past 22 years in USA
Superrr recipe Chef... I stayed in Chennai for about 5years and learnt so many recipes from aunties there.
It's very easy recipe but we cannot beat the taste of the tamarind rice prepared by grand ma and one we get in temples as prasadam...
Love you my south indian family.....
Chef ji iam an Iyengar i make this puliyogare gojju it will last for 6months to 1 year also
I don't add any dal to gojju it can't be preserved only masalas tamarind jaggery and salt no tempering to this gojju
Tempering is made while making puliyogare
Your knowledge of all histories is great
I like your passion and I love your all recipes ❤️❤️❤️❤️