This new blog will carry recently updated postings on south-indian recipes and several make-shift recipe formulae. You can look out for kitchen culture, traditional methods and a blend of microwave cooking too. Travellers, explorers of traditional recipe and food lovers can try this.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Sweet Aval Puttu
Ingredients:
Aval (pounded rice) - 1 cup, jaggery - 1/4 cup, cashewnut, elachchi, as required.
Method: Clean the pounded rice, whip in mixer to smaller pieces. Soak this quantity in 1 cup lukewarm water. It absorbs and swells. Dissolve jaggery in water and filter. Now heat the jaggery water in a vessel for thick consistency. (Test the consistency by pouring a drop of it in water. It has to roll and settle at the bottom). In a kadai, pour the soaked Aval, add jaggery syrup and constantly stir it on fire. To this add ghee roasted cashew, raisin and elachchi.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Sesame-Chilly-Dhal Powder for Idly /Dosa
Sesame-Chilly-Dhal powder
Ingredients:
Red chilly - 250 gm
Urad dhal - 200 gm
Gram dhal - 2 table spoon
Asafoetida - very small piece
Sesame - 100 gm
Rock salt - 1 table spoon
jaggery - small piece
(Many people may not add sesame (ellu) to powder. This is also okay.)
Method
Separately dry roast sesame. Add little oil, fry asafoetida, red chilly, urad dhal, gram dhal. Keep aside and cool. Add a measure of rock salt, jaggery. Grind the mixture well in to coarse powder. Your Idly /Dosa chilly powder is ready.
While taking Dosa/Idly, pour a spoon of oil to required quantity, mix and have.
Other utility: This powder can be sprinkled while preparing dry curry like potato, brinjal, plantain, cabbage, and other sabjis.
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