How upliance makes misal, step by step
- upliance, upliance
This cooks it.
- CHOP
- SAUTÉ
- COOK
What is it?
upliance is a steel jar on a smart base with a touchscreen. It weighs, chops, sautés, stirs and cooks, and the screen tells you what to drop in next. Scroll to watch it make misal from above.
- You, 6 min
Peel, cube, rinse
How much knife work?
Peel the onion and cut it in half, peel a small piece of ginger and pull the stem off the chilli: the jar chops those fine. Cube one small potato yourself, and rinse 200 g of moong sprouts (shop-bought sprouts are fine).
- You, 30 s
Drop 1 of 3
What goes in
3 tbsp refined oil, ½ tsp mustard seeds, ½ tsp jeera and a pinch (¼ tsp) of hing. upliance weighs it as you pour.
upliance, 1 minCrackles the tadka
Why crown off?
With the crown off the lid, upliance heats the oil and stirs till the mustard seeds pop and the jeera turns fragrant. No splatter on your stove.
- You, 30 s
Drop 2 of 3
What goes in
1 onion (peeled, halved), 5 g ginger (peeled) and 1 green chilli (stem off), straight onto the hot tadka. Lid and crown on.
upliance, 8 sChops it fine
No knife?
No fine chopping, no onion tears. The blade turns the onion, ginger and chilli into fine bits in about 8 seconds. Scrape the sides down once it stops.
upliance, 3 minSautés till golden
Till when?
Crown off again so the moisture escapes. upliance sautés the onion, ginger and chilli in the tadka till soft and golden, stirring by itself.
- You, 1 min
Drop 3 of 3
What goes in
Everything else, at once: 200 g moong sprouts, 100 g cubed potato, 1¼ tsp salt, 1 tsp jeera powder, 1½ tsp Kashmiri mirch, 3 tsp goda masala, 400 ml water and 20 g butter. No goda masala? Use garam masala with a little grated coconut, or onion-garlic masala.
upliance, 35 minCooks & stirs itself
35MIN FREEleave the kitchenWhat's the jar doing?
Lid and crown on. upliance simmers the sprouts and potato in the spiced gravy, stirring every few minutes, till the potato is soft and the tarri turns a deep red. Go do something else for about 35 minutes.
You, 5 minToast the pav
How?
Melt 5 g butter in a pan with chopped coriander, ½ tsp Kashmiri mirch and ½ tbsp pav bhaji masala. Slit the pav, press it into the masala butter and toast both sides. This part is all yours.
- You, 1 min
Farsan on. Serve.
Finish
Ladle the misal into bowls. Top with 15 g butter, a handful of namkeen mixture (farsan) and chopped coriander just before eating, so the farsan stays crunchy. Serve with the hot pav.



























