3-4tbspJaggery, you can do +/- based on your taste
1/4tspHaldi / turmeric
1tbsp Rice powder
Salt, to taste
To Temper
1 -2tbspOil
1tspMustard seeds
1/2tspCumin Seeds/ Jeera
1/4tspFenugreek seeds /methi
1tspUrad dal
1broken Red Chilli
1Green Chilli, ( Slit )
pinch Hing /Asafoetida
Instructions
Peel out 2 oranges . Gently scrape the white region from the orange peel using a spoon . Remove as much as possible.. this will reduce the bitterness .
Chop finely orange peels .
Soak tamarind in water . After its soaked well ..squeeze out tamarind water and keep aside .
In a kadai take some oil and temper with mustard seeds,urad dal ,jeera & fenugreek seeds. When it splutters add curry leaves , red chilli , green chilli , hing . Mix. Add chopped orange peel . Fry for 4-5 mins .
Later add tamarind water , haldi ,salt , jaggery , chilli powder and rasam powder . Add some water and close the lid . Keep the flame on low medium and allow the peel to cook well . Mix in between .
Mean while , in a mixing bowl , mix rice flour in water such that no lumps are formed .
When orange peels are cooked well , add the rice flour mix to the curry and allow it to boil for 1-2 mins. Adding rice flour gives nice thickness to the gravy .Taste test . If the desired consistency is attained , switch off .
Serve yummy Orange gojju with hot rice / chapathi / Plain rice roti ( Ubbu Rotti ) / idli etc . Since its simmered nicely , tastes good for 3-4 days without fridge too.
Notes
Note : This post was originally published on Jan 8 2017 and republished on 16 th Feb 2023 with new photos