Ingredients:
Nellikai (Amla) (goose berry) - 1/4kg
Red Chilly powder - 3-4 tsps
Haldi powder - 1/2 tsp
Methi seeds (Fenugreek seeds) - 1/2 tsp
Hing - 1/4 tsp
Salt as required
Oil
Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Method:
Wash the amlas /Gooseberries nicely.
Grate the amlas through a manual grater.
I grated /chopped the amlas into small bite sized pieces in my Black and Decker chopper.
Take a kadai and dry roast the methi seeds and powder finely.
In the same kadai pour some oil and season with mustard seeds, hing.
Now put the chopped amla bits on the seasoning and mix nicely.
Now add salt haldi powder and red chilly powder and mix nicely.
Keep on the stirring the mixture till the raw smell ceases.
You can add more oil while stirring to cover the mixture.
Just keep on stirring and the mixture absorbs all the oil, cooks well and becomes thick.
Now off the gas and let the thokku cool.
The Nellikai /Amla /Gooseberry thokku is thick and ready to be had with anything.
You can have it with Curd rice, Upma, Adai , Dosai etc
Nellikai (Amla) (goose berry) - 1/4kg
Red Chilly powder - 3-4 tsps
Haldi powder - 1/2 tsp
Methi seeds (Fenugreek seeds) - 1/2 tsp
Hing - 1/4 tsp
Salt as required
Oil
Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Method:
Wash the amlas /Gooseberries nicely.
Grate the amlas through a manual grater.
I grated /chopped the amlas into small bite sized pieces in my Black and Decker chopper.
Take a kadai and dry roast the methi seeds and powder finely.
In the same kadai pour some oil and season with mustard seeds, hing.
Now put the chopped amla bits on the seasoning and mix nicely.
Now add salt haldi powder and red chilly powder and mix nicely.
Keep on the stirring the mixture till the raw smell ceases.
You can add more oil while stirring to cover the mixture.
Just keep on stirring and the mixture absorbs all the oil, cooks well and becomes thick.
Now off the gas and let the thokku cool.
The Nellikai /Amla /Gooseberry thokku is thick and ready to be had with anything.
You can have it with Curd rice, Upma, Adai , Dosai etc
My mother boils them just until once boiled and cools them before grating for the thokku. I like this and the moar nellikkai oorgai with just about anything.
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