Upma is the last thing i'd have when given an option and the first thing i want to make if i do not have any breakfast options :) (sounds mean) but its so easy to make if nothing else is available.My DH a lover of all vegetables,loves his upma with mixed vegetables, alas, if only i could get one spoon ful into my LM's mouth nope she's totally against vegetables!
I have picked this recipe for the blog hop wednesday i missed in january due to several reasons.I had to hop Madhavi's blog and picked this healthy and easy recipe.
For a long time, my upma used to be as hard as a rock now i know the reason for that.I used the incorrect quantity of water.
To make this easy upma you need,
Broken wheat 1 cup(/normal sooji/rawa)
Water 3 cups
Curry leaves 1 sprig
Baby onions 5-6 chopped finely
Green chillies 1 chopped finely
Mustard seeds 1 tsp
Chana dal 1 tsp
Urad dal/black lentils 1 tsp
Oil/ghee to temper 1 tablespoon
Mixed vegetables (beans,carrot,peas) 1 cup (or much as you like)(add any vegetable of your choice)
Coriander/cilantro leaves to garnish
I have picked this recipe for the blog hop wednesday i missed in january due to several reasons.I had to hop Madhavi's blog and picked this healthy and easy recipe.
For a long time, my upma used to be as hard as a rock now i know the reason for that.I used the incorrect quantity of water.
To make this easy upma you need,
Broken wheat 1 cup(/normal sooji/rawa)
Water 3 cups
Curry leaves 1 sprig
Baby onions 5-6 chopped finely
Green chillies 1 chopped finely
Mustard seeds 1 tsp
Chana dal 1 tsp
Urad dal/black lentils 1 tsp
Oil/ghee to temper 1 tablespoon
Mixed vegetables (beans,carrot,peas) 1 cup (or much as you like)(add any vegetable of your choice)
Coriander/cilantro leaves to garnish
- Dry roast the broken wheat/big brown rawa in a pan until it turns a bit brown(its already reddish brown in color)
- Heat oil in a pan, add the mustard seeds let it pop, then add the onions,green chillies and curry leaves.
- Next add the chana dal and urad dals and fry well.
- Add the vegetables and let them cook until soft.
- Now add chilli powder and salt to taste and fry this for a few seconds.
- Next add the water required for the rawa and start stirring slowly and add the fried rawa into this.
- Check for salt and cover this and let it cook.
- Upma is ready when all the water is soaked up and the rawa swells up well.
- Garnish with coriander leaves.
- Serve hot with chutney or yogurt.
nice and really healthy upma!..little ones can be very fussy about vegetables but don't worry she'll eventually grow out of it...till then puree everything and disguise it:)
ReplyDeleteyea thats the way to get the veggies in!thanks for coming by!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious upma..
ReplyDeleteThis sounds YUMMY..Bookmarked..
ReplyDeleteAarthi
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Very healthy upma,yummy!!had lots as a kid..
ReplyDeleteErivum Puliyum
broken wheat is a healthier one too.. Good one
ReplyDeletelooks delicious
ReplyDeletehealthy & delish.. we also make Dalia Upma this way !
ReplyDeleteKalyani
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Healthy and Yummy!!!
ReplyDeletehealthy and delicious!!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks Princy. I feel the same way like you too when it comes to upmas.
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i too never loved upmas until i found out how easy it was to make! Nice clicks
ReplyDeletethanks!so im not the only mean one to upma :)
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