Dulces y Desayuno · Sur de Asia
Kanda Poha
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Contiene: cacahuate
Ingredientes
Servings:
| 1 ½ cup | thick poha (flattened rice) |
| 1 unit | cebolla (finely chopped) |
| 2 tbsp | maní |
| ½ tsp | mustard seeds |
| 1 unit | chiles verdes (finely chopped) |
| 8 unit | fresh curry leaves |
| ⅜ tsp | cúrcuma |
| 1 ½ tbsp | aceite vegetal |
| ¾ tsp | sal |
| 1 ½ tbsp | limón amarillo |
| ¼ cup | cilantro (chopped) |
Preparación
- prep2 minflakes pliable enough to crush between fingers but still visibly intactRinse the poha briefly in a colander and drain immediately. Do not soak it: excess water turns the flattened rice pasty before it ever reaches the pan.
- freír3 minpeanuts lightly browned and crispHeat the oil and fry the peanuts until toasted, then remove them temporarily. Separating them preserves crunch while the onion cooks.
- saltear5 minmustard popped and onion softened without browning deeplyAdd mustard seeds and let them pop, then add onion, green chile and curry leaves. Cook until the onion softens and the curry leaves become fragrant.
- mezclar2 minpoha evenly yellow and seasoned without broken flakesAdd turmeric and salt, then fold in the drained poha gently. Lift and turn rather than stirring aggressively; hydrated flakes break easily.
- cocer al vapor3 minpoha hot through, tender and still separateCover the pan and steam over low heat. If the flakes seem dry, sprinkle in only a teaspoon or two of water; the goal is soft separate flakes, not wet rice.
- sazonar2 minbright, savory and nuttyRemove from heat, fold in the toasted peanuts, lemon juice and cilantro, then taste for salt. Adding lemon off heat keeps the finish fresh.