i am a great foodie and love to taste different cuisines and try new varities in day to day cooking... and now wanna share my cooking experience with you all... hope my recipes make your taste buds dance...:)
Showing posts with label break fast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label break fast. Show all posts
Monday, 5 May 2014
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
Monday, 10 March 2014
PAPPU PONGAL...
pappu pongal is one dish i hated to the core till a few years back but has become one of my favorites and most preferred breakfast these days... though many prefer having it with groundnut chutney, i love having it with sugar or sambar... yummy,mouth watering...
TIME TAKEN : 30 MINS, SERVES: 3
INGREDIENTS:
RICE
|
1
CUP
|
GREEN
GRAMS (PESARA PAPPU)
|
½
CUP
|
WATER
|
6
CUPS
|
JEERA
(CUMIN SEEDS)
|
1
TSP
|
CRUSHED
PEPPER
|
1
TSP
|
CURRY
LEAVES
|
20
– 30 LEAVES
|
OIL
OR GHEE
|
3
TBSPS.
|
ASAFOETIDA
|
A
PINCH
|
SALT
|
TO
TASTE
|
METHOD:
Ø Wash
and soak the rice and green gram together for 15 – 20 mins. Now add 6 cups
water, salt and pressure cook it for 1 whistle and further cook it for 10 mins
on a low flame and off the gas. Once the pressure is released, open the lid and mash the cooked rice smoothly.
Ø Now
heat oil or ghee in a heavy bottom vessel and temper jeera seeds, crushed
pepper and curry leaves, off the gas add asafoetida. Add the this mixture to the mashed rice and stir it well. (if you feel the pongal is too thick, add hot water to the rice to get the desired consistency).
SUGGESTIONS:
ü You
can also add onions and green chili’s while tempering if desired.
ü Cashews
can also be added which gives a great taste.
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Friday, 21 February 2014
MINI IDLY SAMBAR
south india's famous breakfast, evening snack or dinner recipe... tastes awesome when served hot and with a lot of ghee... though my mom makes this at home frequently from my childhood, i started liking it only after having it in one of my friends place... have to mention what a great cook my friends granny was.. i miss her food these days anyway... my mom got the sambar recipe from her and started preparing this recipe from then on... i eagerly wait for my mom to prepare this because idly is something very rarely cooked in our kitchen since no one likes idly in my home... and now even i learnt how to cook this sambar... but the recipe shown here is cooked by my mom.. because it taste best when prepared by mom's.. there is some magic in mother's hand... hope this recipe will make you droll... :-) :-)
Friday, 31 January 2014
TOMATO BATH
tomato bath is a yummy break fast recipe that can be cooked easily and faster...
PREP. TIME: 20 MINS
INGREDIENTS:
ROASTED RAVA (SOOJI) : 1 CUP
WATER : 3 CUPS
WATER : 3 CUPS
GINGER : 1 inch (CRUSHED)
ONIONS : 1 (BIG)
TOMATO : 2 (BIG)
TURMERIC POWDER : 1/2 tsp
MUSTARD SEEDS : 1 tsp
BENGAL GRAM :1 tsp
BLACK GRAM : 1 tsp
CURRY LEAVES : 10
CHILI 'S (GREEN) : 3
SALT TO TASTE
SALT TO TASTE
CASHEWS (OPTIONAL)
METHOD
METHOD
- Heat oil in a kadai, temper mustard seeds, bengal gram, black grams, cashews and crushed ginger. now add onions, chili's, curry leaves and fry for 2 - 3 mins. now add chopped tomatoes, turmeric powder, cook till tomatoes are smashed.
- Add salt to the water and boil it. add roasted rava to the cooked tomatoes, stir it for 2 - 3 mins. Add boiled hot water to it, stir continuously so that no lumps are formed.
- cook till rava gets colser, add 2 - 3 tbsp ghee (optional), cover it with a lid and cook for 5 mins on a low flame. open the lid stir it and serve it hot.
SUGGESTIONS
- see to that the rava is roasted properly else rava gets sticky and it spoils the texture of the dish.
- coriander leaves can be added at the end if desired.
- add only hot water to the roasted rava.
Monday, 27 January 2014
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