Mosaru Avalakki | Dahi Poha | Mosaravalakki

Humble and simple, mosaru avalakki, or dahi poha, Shri Krishna Janmashtami special
09/01/2018 11:35:55 AM vindhyadesai

Mosaru Avalakki

A must have dish, mosaru avalakki for Shri Krishna Janmashtami along with some some fresh butter churned up for ‘muddu’ (beloved) Shri Krishna. Fun snacks offered are such as kodubale, benne muruku, chakli, kobbri mithai, 7 Cups barfi, kalakand. But the most simple and humble dish required on the day is ‘mosaru avalakki’ or dahi poha.
You can choose to add some simple tadka/vaggarne ingredients to make it extra tasty. But in general you can even it keep it plain and quickly mix this up. After eating oily snacks a few spoonfuls of this mosaru avalakki is indeed cooling. So as I mentioned, ignore ‘For Tadka’ ingredients mentioned in the recipe and just follow the simple steps to mix poha with curd.


It’s best to choose thin variety(not paper) of avalakki/poha/flattened rice for this so it absorbs the right amount of moisture to become soft. Medium variety can also be used but will require more time and curd to make it soft. Try more poha recipes from FOI, avalakki bisi bele bhaat being a favourite.


Mosaru Avalakki | Dahi Poha | Mosaravalakki
 
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Humble and simple, mosaru avalakki, or dahi poha, Shri Krishna Janmashtami special
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Recipe type: Snack
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 2-3 people
Ingredients
  • 1½ Cup thin or medium avalakki/poha/flattened rice
  • 1 Cup yogurt/curd + extra as required
  • Salt to taste
  • Water to wash and soak avalakki/poha/flattened rice
For Tadka:
  • 2 Tsp oil
  • ½ Tsp mustard
  • ¼ Tsp jeera
  • 1 pinch hing
  • 5-6 curry leaves
  • 1 Tsp uddina bele/urad dal
  • 1 Tsp kadale bele/chana dal
  • ½ finely chopped green chilli
  • ½ broken red chilli
  • ¼ Cup groundnuts
  • Chopped coriander
Method
  1. In a bowl, take the poha
  2. Pour some water till it is covered, rinse and discard the water, repeat once more
  3. Now add little water and the poha soak in water
  4. When it is soaking let's make tadka, heat oil in a small pan
  5. Add mustard and jeera and let it splutter
  6. Sprinkle a pinch of hing
  7. Next keep chilli, curry leaves, urad and chana dal in a plate together
  8. Add this to the tadka along with a broken red chilli and fry
  9. When dals turn crisp and golden, add groundnuts and fry
  10. After the groundnuts turn crisp and are fried well, add chopped coriander and fry, keep aside
  11. To soaked poha, add salt to taste
  12. Next add yogurt/curd to the soaked poha, mix very well
  13. Add tadka and mix well
  14. Adjust consistency by adding more yogurt/curd
  15. Serve fresh!
Notes
Ensure the yogurt/curd is sweet and not sour

You can also add some milk to adjust consistency and mellow the flavour of yogurt/curd a bit

Skip all tadka ingredients if you want, just mustard tadka will also be nice or even plain

Mosaru Avalakki Stepwise:
In a bowl, take the poha
 
Pour some water till it is covered, rinse and discard the water, repeat once more
 
Now add little water and the poha soak in water

When it is soaking let's make tadka, heat oil in a small pan

Add mustard and jeera and let it splutter
 
Sprinkle a pinch of hing

Next keep chilli, curry leaves, urad and chana dal in a plate together

Add this to the tadka along with a broken red chilli and fry
 
When dals turn crisp and golden, add groundnuts and fry

After the groundnuts turn crisp and are fried well, add chopped coriander and fry, keep aside

To soaked poha, add salt to taste

Next add yogurt/curd to the soaked poha, mix very well
 
Add tadka and mix well
 
Adjust consistency by adding more yogurt/curd

Serve fresh!

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