How upliance makes beetroot palya, step by step
- upliance, upliance
This cooks it.
- SAUTÉ
- CHOP
- COOK
What is it?
upliance is a steel jar on a smart base with a touchscreen. It weighs, tempers, chops, cooks and stirs, and the screen tells you what to drop in next. Scroll to watch it make beetroot palya from above.
- You, 5 min
Peel and chunk beetroot
How rough?
Peel 200 g of beetroot (one big or two small) and cut each into 6. Pull the stem off a green chilli and pick 12 curry leaves. Wear an apron: beetroot stains. The fine chopping is the jar's job, not yours.
- You, 30 s
Drop 1 of 3
What goes in
The tadka, all at once: 2 tbsp refined oil, 1 tsp mustard seeds, 1 tsp jeera, 12 curry leaves, ¼ tsp hing and the whole green chilli.
upliance, 90 sCrackles the tadka
Why crown off?
Take the crown off the lid so the moisture escapes. upliance heats the oil and stirs slowly till the mustard seeds pop and the curry leaves crisp. No spluttering pan to guard.
- You, 30 s
Drop 2 of 3
What goes in
200 g of beetroot pieces, ¾ tsp salt and 2 tsp coriander powder, straight onto the tadka. Then put the crown back on.
upliance, 13 sChops it small
No knife?
No knife, no pink cutting board. With the lid and crown on, the blade chops the beetroot, and the chilli with it, into small bits in about 13 seconds. Scrape the sides down once it stops.
You, 30 sDrop 3 of 3
What goes in
Scrape down the sides, then pour in 90 g of water. It turns pink straight away.
- upliance, 15 min
Cooks & stirs itself
15MIN FREEmake the rotisWhat's the jar doing?
upliance mixes everything, then cooks the beetroot with the lid on for about 15 minutes, stirring as it goes, till it's soft and the water has cooked in. Time enough to put the rice or rotis on.
- You, 1 min
Coconut on top. Serve.
Finish
Spoon the palya into a bowl and mix in 30 g of fresh grated coconut with a spatula. Eat it warm with rice or chapati.
















