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A quick, oil‑free South Indian breakfast made with roasted semolina (rava) and a tangy tomato‑tamarind chutney. The batter is mixed with yogurt and a pinch of baking soda for fluffy, hole‑filled upma that can be prepared in minutes, perfect for busy mornings or packed lunch boxes.
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