- Vendhaya kali

- Recipe Cusine : Indian
- Prep Time : 10 Minutes
- Cook time : 25 Minutes
- Serves : 2
- Author : Jeyashri
- Recipe Category : Lunch | Dinner
- Description : Ulundu kali recipe, Ulundu kali in Tamil,video and step by step pictures, it is a traditional dish made using rice, black urad dal and karupatti.
Rice and urad dal flour* 1 cup Karupatti 1 cup Water 1 and 1/2 cup Sesame oil 1 tblsp * For 3 portion of raw rice 1 portion of black split urad dal – Clean with a dry cloth and powder them nicely in a mixie or in rice mill. Ensure it is finely ground. You can use whole urad dal too.
Video of how to make Ulundu Kali recipe
Method :
- In a heavy bottomed vessel add the karupatti and add the water.
- Once the palm jaggery melts, filter the impurities.
- Add back the water to the pan, and let this boil nicely.
- Simmer the flame to the lowest.
- Sprinkle the flour on the top of the water.
- Do not disturb this.
- Add 2 tsp of oil to this.
- Cover this and keep it undisturbed for 15 minutes.
- Ensure it is kept on a lowest flame possible.
- After 15 minutes, open the pan and mix it well using a ladle or you can use the back of the ladle.
- Mix it well without any lumps. Cook in a low flame till it comes to a whole mass and becomes shiny.
- Add rest of the sesame oil in between. I added few drops of ghee too.
- Wet your hands in water and touch the kali in the pan. If it doesn’t stick in your hands then it is done.
- Switch off the flame.
- Once it is hot enough to handle, grease your hands with sesame oil or ghee and make lemon sized balls.
- Ulundu kali is ready to serve now.
- Always sprinkle the flour and cover it and keep in low flame.
- If you start mixing it immediately it will form lumps and then it is difficult to break them.
- Ulundu kali tastes best withe karupatti, but if you don’t get use jaggery.
- Use Cold pressed sesame oil (chekku ennai) for making ulundu kali.
Method with step by step pictures :
- In a heavy bottomed vessel add the karupatti and add the water.

- Once the palm jaggery melts, filter the impurities.

- Add back the water to the pan, and let this boil nicely.
- Simmer the flame to the lowest.
- Sprinkle the flour on the top of the water.
- Do not disturb this.

- Cover this and keep it undisturbed for 15 minutes.
- Ensure it is kept on a lowest flame possible.
- After 15 minutes, open the pan and mix it well using a ladle or you can use the back of the ladle.
- Mix it well without any lumps. Cook in a low flame till it comes to a whole mass and becomes shiny.

- Add rest of the sesame oil in between. I added few drops of ghee too.
- Wet your hands in water and touch the kali in the pan. If it doesn’t stick in your hands then it is done.

- Switch off the flame.
- Once it is hot enough to handle, grease your hands with sesame oil or ghee and make lemon sized balls.

- Ulundu kali is ready to serve now.

- Always sprinkle the flour and cover it and keep in low flame.
- If you start mixing it immediately it will form lumps and then it is difficult to break them.
- Ulundu kali tastes best withe karupatti, but if you don’t get use jaggery.
- Use Cold pressed sesame oil (chekku ennai) for making ulundu kali.