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Saturday, March 7, 2015
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Bharva Baingan!
One of my fav recipes right now!! :)
Masala
1 tablespoon sauf
2 tsp salt
3 tsp dhaniya powder
3 tsp amchur powder
1.5 tsp mirchi powder
little haldi
2 tsp oil
mix well
slit the baingan top to bottom and push open.
stuff masala all the way till the middle of the baingan
heat oil in pan. add jeera
place each of the baingans carefully.
use a spoon to drizzle heated oil on baingan
cover and let it simmer on low flame
continue to turn baingan over slowly and continue cooking. at least 25 mins or so!
voila :) serve hot with dhaniya!
Masala
1 tablespoon sauf
2 tsp salt
3 tsp dhaniya powder
3 tsp amchur powder
1.5 tsp mirchi powder
little haldi
2 tsp oil
mix well
slit the baingan top to bottom and push open.
stuff masala all the way till the middle of the baingan
heat oil in pan. add jeera
place each of the baingans carefully.
use a spoon to drizzle heated oil on baingan
cover and let it simmer on low flame
continue to turn baingan over slowly and continue cooking. at least 25 mins or so!
voila :) serve hot with dhaniya!
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Muthia
I found the following recepie very similar to the way I made it. The only difference is that I did not use citric acid and wheat flour
http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/2009/04/06/muthia-steamed-dumpling/

http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/2009/04/06/muthia-steamed-dumpling/
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Pav Bhaji!
A recipe that works! :)
Mashed Vegetables
Chop large pieces of 1/2 cabbage, 1/2 gobi, 2 aloo, 1 medium carrot
Add 2 handful frozen peas
Add 3-4 tsp salt (don't add too much water in cooker)
Pressure cook 1 whistle - allow cooker to stand for 30 mins
Tomato Paste
Saute 1 clove fresh garlic
Add 1 bell pepper finely chopped
Once pepper is done, add 1 can of tomato paste (puree)
Let mixture simmer
Tadka
Melt 3/4 stick of butter in pan. While butter is melting, prepare below paste:
Once butter is completely melted, add paste and saute for 5 seconds.
Immediately add 1 cup water. Allow paste to come to boil
Pour tadka masala into tomato paste.
Add mashed boiled veges
Let the mixture simmer in open pan for 30-60mins
Adjust salt, lemon, pav bhaji masala to taste
Adjust water to right consistency
Garnish with coriander
Serve hot with onions & hot buttered pav! :D
Mashed Vegetables
Chop large pieces of 1/2 cabbage, 1/2 gobi, 2 aloo, 1 medium carrot
Add 2 handful frozen peas
Add 3-4 tsp salt (don't add too much water in cooker)
Pressure cook 1 whistle - allow cooker to stand for 30 mins
Tomato Paste
Saute 1 clove fresh garlic
Add 1 bell pepper finely chopped
Once pepper is done, add 1 can of tomato paste (puree)
Let mixture simmer
Tadka
Melt 3/4 stick of butter in pan. While butter is melting, prepare below paste:
2 tbsp pav bhaji masala
1/2 tsp hot n sweet sauce (combine ketchup & sriracha)
1 tsp dhaniya powder
lehsun adrak paste
finely chopped coriander
little lemon juiceOnce butter is completely melted, add paste and saute for 5 seconds.
Immediately add 1 cup water. Allow paste to come to boil
Pour tadka masala into tomato paste.
Add mashed boiled veges
Let the mixture simmer in open pan for 30-60mins
Adjust salt, lemon, pav bhaji masala to taste
Adjust water to right consistency
Garnish with coriander
Serve hot with onions & hot buttered pav! :D
Masala Pav!!
Recipe --> http://www.tarladalal.com/Masala-Pav-(-Mumbai-Roadside-Recipes-)-33426r
Followed exactly per recipe - only substituted butter for olive oil (for masala) & margarine (for pav)!
credits: Bumblebee
Followed exactly per recipe - only substituted butter for olive oil (for masala) & margarine (for pav)!
credits: Bumblebee
Tomato Tamarind Rasam!
Recipe --> http://www.vegrecipesofindia.com/tomato-rasam-recipe-tomato-rasam/
follow it exactly - only different thing we do is add tamarind paste towards the end ~ i love the tanginess of tamarind! :)
credits: Bumblebee
follow it exactly - only different thing we do is add tamarind paste towards the end ~ i love the tanginess of tamarind! :)


