Monday, May 30, 2011
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I had chapati noodles for the first time in one of my cousin’s place. Then saw this recipe in Vijay Tv’s Suvai Ula. I had some left over chapathis today morning and wanted to try this and have it for lunch. I just made it the usual way I make fried rice / this one . This is sure a kid’s menu and you can give this to your kid when he come back hungry from school.
CHAPATI NOODLES
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I had chapati noodles for the first time in one of my cousin’s place. Then saw this recipe in Vijay Tv’s Suvai Ula. I had some left over chapathis today morning and wanted to try this and have it for lunch. I just made it the usual way I make fried rice / this one . This is sure a kid’s menu and you can give this to your kid when he come back hungry from school.
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DINNER
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KIDS CORNER
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TIFFIN
Friday, May 27, 2011
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I love this fruit very much, but trying this milkshake for the very fist time, loved it! My kid too loved it… The chikku we get here in local markets is so very different from our Indian Chikku.What we get in local market is Vietnam chikku,its firm,smooth and large rather than our Indian fruit,which is soft and a kind of grainy in texture. After mom’s endless advice to consume this fruit(one among a set of ‘to eat healthy things’ advices...hehe) I bought both the chikkus we get here. Anyway I used the Air flown Indian chikku for this,that I bought from Mustafa…

CHIKU MILKSHAKE | SAPOTA MILKSHAKE
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I love this fruit very much, but trying this milkshake for the very fist time, loved it! My kid too loved it… The chikku we get here in local markets is so very different from our Indian Chikku.What we get in local market is Vietnam chikku,its firm,smooth and large rather than our Indian fruit,which is soft and a kind of grainy in texture. After mom’s endless advice to consume this fruit(one among a set of ‘to eat healthy things’ advices...hehe) I bought both the chikkus we get here. Anyway I used the Air flown Indian chikku for this,that I bought from Mustafa…

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DRINKS
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KIDS CORNER
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
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I wanted to try Dum Aloo recipe for so long,but never happened. Each time when I buy small potato,I end up in making other small potato recipes like small potato curry or small potato biryani. Even Priti alwayscomplains I never try any recipes reminded that I wanted to try this recipe of hers. So,yesterday I tried her recipe for dinner as side dish for roti. My hubby just loved it a lot,he is not a big fan of paneer,so it was quite a welcome change for him from the usual paneer side dishes I make.
I wanted to try Dum Aloo recipe for so long,but never happened. Each time when I buy small potato,I end up in making other small potato recipes like small potato curry or small potato biryani. Even Priti always
ALOO DUM/DUM ALOO
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I wanted to try Dum Aloo recipe for so long,but never happened. Each time when I buy small potato,I end up in making other small potato recipes like small potato curry or small potato biryani. Even Priti alwayscomplains I never try any recipes reminded that I wanted to try this recipe of hers. So,yesterday I tried her recipe for dinner as side dish for roti. My hubby just loved it a lot,he is not a big fan of paneer,so it was quite a welcome change for him from the usual paneer side dishes I make.
I wanted to try Dum Aloo recipe for so long,but never happened. Each time when I buy small potato,I end up in making other small potato recipes like small potato curry or small potato biryani. Even Priti always
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ACCOMPANIMENTS
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GRAVIES
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SIDE DISH FOR CHAPATI
Thursday, May 19, 2011
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This is one of the easy recipes I learnt from my SIL here in SG. This is very very easy to prepare,yet makes an wonderful accompaniment for sambar rice or any other rice dishes.So I wanted to blog this recipe for long time. All the recipes I learnt from her are delicious but made with less effort! Try this with any stuffed parathas too,it would be nice…

ASH GOURD/ POOSANIKAI THAYIR PACHADI
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This is one of the easy recipes I learnt from my SIL here in SG. This is very very easy to prepare,yet makes an wonderful accompaniment for sambar rice or any other rice dishes.So I wanted to blog this recipe for long time. All the recipes I learnt from her are delicious but made with less effort! Try this with any stuffed parathas too,it would be nice…

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ACCOMPANIMENTS
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BACHELOR COOKING
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NO GARLIC
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NO ONION
Monday, May 16, 2011
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I love savoury baking a lot than baking cake or cookies… I have tried this buns for 2-3 times and I just simply love it. I am now hooked to my pizza base dough and use it as basic dough for other bakes like I have used for Garlic buns and Stuffed masala buns too.This time I have replaced a part of maida with atta with no compromise in taste.This is simple and you can make it for either BF or for tea time snack…

KHARA BUNS/SAVOURY BUNS
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I love savoury baking a lot than baking cake or cookies… I have tried this buns for 2-3 times and I just simply love it. I am now hooked to my pizza base dough and use it as basic dough for other bakes like I have used for Garlic buns and Stuffed masala buns too.This time I have replaced a part of maida with atta with no compromise in taste.This is simple and you can make it for either BF or for tea time snack…

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BAKING
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BEGINNER BAKING
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BREAKFAST/DINNER
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SNACKS
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TIFFIN
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Raks anand
Mangoes everywhere and I got two mangoes from Chennai and I decided to make one ‘maanga pachadi’ my hubby’s favourite, and will make Mango rice,my favourite with the remaining mango … Usually mango pachadi recipe either has no coconut or grated coconut will be added at the end. But my MIL adds smoothly grounded coconut and that makes it special to blend well the salty,sweety,tangy tastes together.
If you are making for Tamil new year, just garnish(or temper) with dark roasted neem flowers. So that on the new year's day, you taste all the five tastes - Sweet, Salt, tangy, bitter and saline (thuvarpu) in one recipe.
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If you are making for Tamil new year, just garnish(or temper) with dark roasted neem flowers. So that on the new year's day, you taste all the five tastes - Sweet, Salt, tangy, bitter and saline (thuvarpu) in one recipe.
MANGO PACHADI / MAANGA PACHADI
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Mangoes everywhere and I got two mangoes from Chennai and I decided to make one ‘maanga pachadi’ my hubby’s favourite, and will make Mango rice,my favourite with the remaining mango … Usually mango pachadi recipe either has no coconut or grated coconut will be added at the end. But my MIL adds smoothly grounded coconut and that makes it special to blend well the salty,sweety,tangy tastes together.
If you are making for Tamil new year, just garnish(or temper) with dark roasted neem flowers. So that on the new year's day, you taste all the five tastes - Sweet, Salt, tangy, bitter and saline (thuvarpu) in one recipe.
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If you are making for Tamil new year, just garnish(or temper) with dark roasted neem flowers. So that on the new year's day, you taste all the five tastes - Sweet, Salt, tangy, bitter and saline (thuvarpu) in one recipe.
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ACCOMPANIMENTS
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NO GARLIC
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NO ONION
Friday, May 6, 2011
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Back after a hectic trip to the most awaited wedding in the family. Thanks to the fellow blogger friends,who poured in hearty comments generously though I was not visiting your blogs for past 3 weeks
. And coming to the recipe, this is another trademark recipe of my MIL. I learnt this recipe from her and this time I wanted to click pictures while she makes the curry and wanted to blog it,unfortunately could not.She told the recipe and method and asked me to blog later. She made this for me specially on the day we were leaving back to SG,how sweet
!!
Back after a hectic trip to the most awaited wedding in the family. Thanks to the fellow blogger friends,who poured in hearty comments generously though I was not visiting your blogs for past 3 weeks
KATHIRIKAI KARI / BRINJAL CURRY WITH GARLIC
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Back after a hectic trip to the most awaited wedding in the family. Thanks to the fellow blogger friends,who poured in hearty comments generously though I was not visiting your blogs for past 3 weeks
. And coming to the recipe, this is another trademark recipe of my MIL. I learnt this recipe from her and this time I wanted to click pictures while she makes the curry and wanted to blog it,unfortunately could not.She told the recipe and method and asked me to blog later. She made this for me specially on the day we were leaving back to SG,how sweet
!!
Back after a hectic trip to the most awaited wedding in the family. Thanks to the fellow blogger friends,who poured in hearty comments generously though I was not visiting your blogs for past 3 weeks
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ACCOMPANIMENTS
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DRY CURRIES
Monday, May 2, 2011
Raks anand
Labels:
DESSERTS
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INDIAN DIWALI SWEET RECIPES
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SWEETS
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