This is the most famous and easy Traditional Indian breakfast. Prepared using semolina and with or without vegetables.
Ingredients:
Semolina - 1 cups
Water - 3 cups
Finely chopped veggies - carrot and Beans - 1 cup
Chopped Onions - 1 cup
Green chilies or red chillies - 3
Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
Cumin -1 tbsp
Turmeric - a pinch
Cashews handful -optional
preparation:
Heat Oil and add the mustard seeds, cumin and chillies.
Add the onions and fry till it turns light brown
Mix the chopped veggies and fry till half cooked, add the turmeric and mix well.
Add the Semolina and fry in medium heat for 5 mins or till you can feel the aroma of it.
Gently add the 3 cups of hot water and stir continuously for 4-5 mins to avoid forming lumps and add salt.
Garnish with fried cashews and cilantro.
Served with Pickle or yogurt or Peanut chutney or just with Sugar!
Ingredients:
Semolina - 1 cups
Water - 3 cups
Finely chopped veggies - carrot and Beans - 1 cup
Chopped Onions - 1 cup
Green chilies or red chillies - 3
Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
Cumin -1 tbsp
Turmeric - a pinch
Cashews handful -optional
preparation:
Heat Oil and add the mustard seeds, cumin and chillies.
Add the onions and fry till it turns light brown
Mix the chopped veggies and fry till half cooked, add the turmeric and mix well.
Add the Semolina and fry in medium heat for 5 mins or till you can feel the aroma of it.
Gently add the 3 cups of hot water and stir continuously for 4-5 mins to avoid forming lumps and add salt.
Garnish with fried cashews and cilantro.
Served with Pickle or yogurt or Peanut chutney or just with Sugar!
Comments (24)
You know, I've never even thought about breakfasts from different cultures and countries.. I only think about dinner... Now I realise I've been missing out on a whole other group of foods! :)
OMG upma is looking so beautiful Ann, if beautiful is appropriate word to use.....its looking so fresh and soft!
I love your upma Ann I will have to try it sometime for sure, I always love your recipes because your use a lot of ingredients that I have so I can always imagine eating your food. :-D
Yummy Upma Ann..I am not getting ur post updates in my dashboard..don't know y..?
This sounds scrumptious! A delightful savory breakfast dish!
Upma is looking too good Ann. Love to have for breakfast :)
Ann - wanted to mention one more thing that I am unable to read ur posts in my dashboard as well as in the blog roll list though I have it updated many times... check out whether it is the problem only with me or check Pooja's site to know more about it http://myexperiencewithcooking.blogspot.com/2009/05/be-aware-of-this-technical-issue.html
Upma really looks delicious..m hungry now!!!
Very interesting! Breakfast has always been my most boring meal of the day. Since I don't like eggs, it's either cereal, a bagel, or a smoothie. I'm going to make this when everyone else is eating omelets!
Ann - started to get the updates from today :D
yes Ann, started getting updates...your upma looks amazing! reminds me of my granny's upma
Lovely upma Ann..looks so moist and spongy. I'm able to see your updates now Ann! Was wondering how many of your posts appereared all at once in my Reader when I saw your comment on my blog. Looks like you do need to keep a close watch on your feeds. And you may ask for doubts any time reg this issue! I had a hard time with the issue :)
Thanks Pooja for your Support!
Thanks all for your kind comments :)
Mmmmm.. Yummy Break fast...
Looks beautiful...
This looks like a tasty breakfast to me!
I'm intrigued by the peanut chutney you suggested to go with this...
This looks like a nice and hearty breakfast. Sure beats a bowl of cold cereal in the mornings. I've never had fried cashews before. Very Cool, Ann!!!
Upma looks yummy...and you have a nice blog too...good collection of recipes...Nice one
That upma looks quite good Ann...Even i have this in my drafts which i will post soon...and even i hv taken a similar photo like this..you will get to see whne i post it..Thanks for ur lovely words dear.keep visiting..Happy Blogging
Gave you a lovely award, and it's waiting for you on my blog. Go grab it! :)
Upma looks creamy! Beautiful click Ann..
I've never tried semolina... looks like a glutinous sort of grain.
Its Yummy...I never use termeric for upma.Looks great...
Hi Ann, the upma looks so delicious. For some reason, I have never been able to get the proportion of water right - my upma is either too dry or too watery.
Your recipe helps.