Angaya Podi

Angaya Podi Recipe is loaded with health benefits. This is one such healthy recipe that is so important  among one of the postpartum foods that was regularly served after baby’s delivery.  Dry turkey berry helps in reducing gastritis, Manathakkali vathal also called Dry Black Night Shade helps as a coolant and is used in treating mouth ulcers and gastritis. Dry neem flowers helps expelling worms in digestive system and is good for skin.Along with that coriander seeds,  cumin seeds, dry ginger, peppercorns, carom seeds everything is so nutritious and healthy. This is a simple home remedy for any kind of stomach ailments too.

Considering the benefits of each ingredients in making this healthy Angaya Podi, everyone of us should make and include this Angaya Podi in our routine diet. Especially for lactating moms, what ever food they are consuming will have an impact on the babys digestion. This podi helps in digestion and in turn helps the baby to have a healthy milk.

How to use this ?

• Mix one teaspoon of Angaya powder with hot rice and a spoon of ghee or gingelly oil to consume it.
• The shelf life is usually longer period (upto 3 months). Store it in an air tight container and always use dry spoon to serve. Also we can retain the freshness of this podi by store it in refrigerator
• This Angaya Podi can also be served along with Curd Rice or even for Tiffin varieties like Dosa, Uttapam etc

You can also try:

1. Prasava Legiyum 
2. Pathiya Samayal (Balanced diet food after delivery for new mom)
3. Kollu Podi (Horsegram Dal Spice Powder)

Recipe Card for making Angaya Podi / Powder

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Angaya Podi | Angaya Powder

Course: Home made Powders / Masala

Cuisine: Indian, South Indian, Tamil Nadu

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 15 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Servings: 50 grams

Calories: 1kcal

Author: Sowmya Venkatachalam

Angaya powder is a medicinal powder which is given to the new mothers post delivery. It's made from various ayurvedic ingredients. It can also be used ease out the digestion and curing stomach problems. These recipes are being used for many generations and passed to us from our elders. Learn how to make Angaya Powder/podi with step by step instructions and video at Subbu's Kitchen

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Ingredients

• 1 tbsp Coriander seeds
• ¼ cup Neem Flower Dry
• ¼ cup Sundakaai vathal  (Dry Turkey Berr)
• ¼ cup Manathakkali Vathal (Dried BlackNightShade Fruits)
• 1 tsp Peppercorns
• 1 tsp Cumin Seeds
• ½ tsp Salt Adjust to your taste
• ½ tsp Ajwain / Carom Seeds / Omam
• 1 inch Dry Ginger Powder (Sukku Powder)

Instructions

• Heat a heavy bottomed pan, and add dry neem flower and in low flame dry roast till dark brown. Take this aside
• Add Sundakkai vathal and dry roast till dark brown and take aside
• Add Manathakali vathal and dry roast till dark brown and take aside
• Again in the same pan, add the rest of the ingredients and dry roast till golden brown
• Cool all the roasted ingredients and Grind all the ingredients in a mixer to a nice powder
• Serve the Delicious Angaya podi with hot rice and ghee. 

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Notes

1. Always roast each ingredient separately in low flame. If we try to fry them together some of ingredients will get burnt quickly
2. Store the Angaya Podi in an air-tight container and refrigerate the podi and always use dry spoon to have more shelf life
3. Angaya Podi stays fresh for about 3 months. 

Nutritional Info

Nutrition Facts

Angaya Podi | Angaya Powder

Amount Per Serving (10 g)

Calories 1

% Daily Value*

Sodium 20mg1%

Carbohydrates 1g0%

Fiber 2g8%

Protein 1g2%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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