Lemon Vermicelli/Sevaiyan Upma in 10 mins

The most simplest & quickest possible recipes of the Upmas- Tasty, highly flavourful & absolutely a DELISH
I still recall preparing this with a variety of a few others every morning either for my girl’s school tiffin (1st Break) & also for myself during my short tea beaks & had become kind of a ritualistic one to prepare repetitively at least 2-3 times in a week’s tiffin schedules (not always with Lemon though) until my child then, started to retaliate to not have it more than once/twice in a week if not at all
Lemon Vermicelli/Sevaiyan Upma in 10 mins
The most simplest & quickest possible recipes of the Upmas- Tasty, highly flavourful & absolutely a DELISH
I still recall preparing this with a variety of a few others every morning either for my girl’s school tiffin (1st Break) & also for myself during my short tea beaks & had become kind of a ritualistic one to prepare repetitively at least 2-3 times in a week’s tiffin schedules (not always with Lemon though) until my child then, started to retaliate to not have it more than once/twice in a week if not at all
Steps
- 1
First Up: To parboil the Vermicelli- Add in the pan of rolling boil water, the aforesaid/required quantity of the vermicelli & allow it to cook for just not more than a minute or so with some salt- Then putting off the flame, add in some cooking oil to it to remain free flow & not stick to each other
- 2
Strain the entire water in a colander & wash/rinse it thoroughly under the running cold water (just as it’s done with the noodles too), set aside-
Get ready for the following simple steps ahead to finish off with the very cooking process - 3
Heat up a frying pan over the medium flame: Add in the oil & ghee both, to it & throw in the Tempering Spices & sauté until they start spluttering & turn fragrant-
Sauté the Dals, Peanuts & Cashews until slightly golden browned & then, adding into it the parboiled vermicelli, at its Al Denté stage, mix everything well together until nicely combined and well blended - 4
Add in it now the dry spices & the seasonings- Give it all a really good mix altogether-
Reducing the flame to the medium-low now, cover & cook for about 3 mins time while stirring occasionally in between-
Squeeze in it the fresh lemon juice & mix everything well together until nicely combined and well incorporated- Ensure, not to cook further post adding the lemon juice else, it might taste bitter instead of the dash of its tangy flavour - 5
Turn off the flame once that’s done:
Let it be covered & sit in its standing position for another a couple of mins time before serving it piping hot with your choicest drinks- Be it hot or cold or any ideal accompaniment in your breakfast platter with this - 6
Transfer it to a separate plate/bowl now-
Garnish it your own way…
It’s absolutely ready to be served now…
Relish this DELISH with your choicest hot/cold drinks and simply chillax…
FYI:
Pic Courtesy- Me
My Maa loving to have it in her morning breakfast
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