Yearly Archives 2013
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White Sauce – How to make White Sauce
December 5, 2013 Dips/Sauce, Kids Bay, Pasta / Pizza Recipes
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This creamy white sauce is so easy and takes just 15 mins to make. The moment I think of this white sauce the first dish that comes to my mind is Pasta. I love to have Pasta in white sauce (
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Methi Roti – Thepla – Methi Paratha
December 3, 2013 Bachelor Friendly Recipes, Breakfast/Dinner, Keerai/Spinach, Kids Bay, NO Onion NO Garlic, Roti/Paratha
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Methi Roti or Methi Thepla is a simple & nutritious flat bread made with wheat flour & methi leaves (fenugreek leaves or vendhaya keerai) . It stays softer for a long time making it an ideal lunch box item. This does not require any side dish as such. It can be had with pickle or a simple raita, Or it can be ahad with this simple Dal Fry. If u are wondering if methi leaves would give a bitter taste to the roti, trust me, it will not.
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Dal Fry – How to make Dal Fry (Restaurant Style)
November 28, 2013 Bachelor Friendly Recipes, Dals/Gravies
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Dal Fry is usually prepared with toor dal. Dal is a staple food in most Indian homes. Chotu & myself are big fans of this Dal Fry. We can live with this simple Dal Fry for days together, along with steamed rice and a sabji. It is perfect for a lazy day, yet a complete & satisfying meal. Garlic Potato Fry is the best combo for this. This Dal Fry is so easy that even Bachelors can make it in a jiffy..
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Adai Recipe – Healthy Adai Recipe
November 25, 2013 Breakfast/Dinner, Dosa Corner
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Adai is a wholesome breakfast/dinner recipe. Unlike dosa u dont have to wait until the batter is fermented. You can use it right away after grinding. This protein packed adai goes well with jaggery & ghee, coconut chutney, dosa podi or aviyal. My favourite combo is jaggery and ghee 🙂 Adding Vazhaipoo to this Adai makes it even more healthier.
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Puzhi Kuzhambu – Puli Kuzhambu
November 21, 2013 Kuzhambu Varieties, Tirunelveli Style Recipes
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Puzhi Kuzhambu is one traditional recipe that we make quite often at home. It goes well with steamed rice and some kootu variety. For some reasons it tastes best the next day. This stores well outside for 2-3 days and for a week if refrigerated. This Poondu Kuzhambu is a varation to this Kuzhambu.
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Baby Corn Manchurian – Manchurian Recipe
November 16, 2013 Baby Corn, Kids Bay, Snacks / Starters
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Baby Corn Manchurian is a popular Indo – Chinese starter/appetizer. Baby Corn is rich in fiber content. This manchurian is a crunchy, sour & spicy dish which am sure is almost everybody’s favourite. Chotu simply loves this and Gobi Manchurian too. Check the recipe HERE.
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Dal Makhani – Dal Makhani Restaurant Style
November 14, 2013 Dals/Gravies
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Dal Makhani is a popular recipe that u can find in any restaurant’s menu card. It is made with whole black lentils(urad dal) and kidney beans(rajma). Its rich and creamy texture along with aromatic spices is a perfect side dish for rice, roti or naan. Try my simple Dal Fry recipe too.
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Oats Upma – Healthy Oats Upma
November 12, 2013 Bachelor Friendly Recipes, Breakfast/Dinner, Kids Bay, Oats Recipes
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Oats Upma is my favourite, though I am not a big fan of oats(the porridge variety) I like this upma. This is a healthy breakfast/dinner recipe which can be made in a jiffy. Its kids friendly too. It supplies a steady stream of energy that kids require especially to kick start the day. Loaded with vegetables this is completely nutritious. If u are a fan of sambar sadham, try this Sambar Sadham recipe with Oats.
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Paneer Balls – Crispy Paneer Balls – Paneer Kofta
November 9, 2013 Holi Recipes, Kids Bay, NO Onion NO Garlic, Paneer Dishes, Snacks / Starters
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Paneer balls are cute balls usually made with a combination of paneer & mashed potato. I wanted to try a different version and skipped the usually added mashed potatoes. So what did u add u ask? Scroll down to see 🙂 This is a much healthier version especially for kids. U can serve this as a snack once they are back from school.. Check my full collection of Paneer recipes HERE.
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Aviyal Recipe – How to make Aviyal
November 8, 2013 Kootu / Poriyal Varieties, Mixed Veg, Pongal Recipes, Tamil New Year Recipes, Tirunelveli Style Recipes
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Aviyal is a traditional South Indian recipe which is made with mixed vegetables, coconut, curd and tempering with coconut oil. This is a must have dish for us during Pongal festival. There are many ways of making this, So here comes my version. Chow Chow Kootu is another favourite in the family.
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