Transfer the cooled ingredients to a dry mixer jar. Add the required amount of salt, and grind the mixture into a coarse powder. The texture should not be too fine—traditional Idli Podi has a grainy feel.
6 Store the powder in an airtight container. Keep it in a cool, dry place. It stays fresh for several weeks, and you can refrigerate it for extended shelf life.
7 To serve, mix a spoonful of idli podi with gingelly oil or coconut oil to make a thick paste. This can be served alongside hot idlis or crispy dosas as a tasty dip.
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