- Garlic (with its outer coverings well peeled) 1 Kg
- Gingelly Oil 500 ml
- Lime fruits (medium sized) 30 nos.
- Coriander seeds 30 gms
- Fenugreek (vendhayam in Tamil) 10 gms
- Jeera 10 gms
- Asafoetida 10 gms
- Chilli powder 100 gms
- Salt powder 100 gms
- Jaggery (powdered) 100 gms
- Turmeric powder 10 gms
- Mustard 10 gms
Method:
- Fry coriander seeds, fenugreek, jeera and asafoetida in a pan without adding oil till it turns brown in colour.
- Grind them in a mixie nicely.
- This is "Masala Powder".
- Cut the lime fruits, extract the juice, filter and keep it.
- Add a pinch of salt to this so that it may not turn bitter.
- Heat the gingelly oil in a thick pan.
- Add mustard.
- After it splutters, add the peeled garlic.
- When it becomes one-fourth cooked add lime juice.
- When the garlic becomes half cooked, add chilli powder, masala powder and salt powder and turmeric powder.
- When it becomes three fourths cooked, add the powdered jaggery and keep it in the stove for 5 to 10 minutes.
- Allow it to cool and store in bottles.
Notes:
- Keep on stirring the garlic and other components throughout taking care not to mash the garlic.
- It can be used on the same day.
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