Do you have on your mind something special this weekend?
Look no further because this is the dish you have been searching for. An
awesome dish grand in texture and amazingly delectable, flavourful, will give your palate a
heavenly feeling with each bite. Was thinking of making a completely different
kind of chicken dish for some time which will go well with both rice and
roti/parantha and will spurt surprises both at lunch and dinner table. Came
across this recipe in a recipe book after enormous search, but made some changes
here and there to suit my requirements.
"Cookery is not chemistry. It is an art. It requires instinct and taste rather than exact measurements." ~ Marcel Boulestin
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Showing posts with label South Indian recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Indian recipe. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 July 2016
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Rava Kesari (Golden Semolina)
Rava Kesari is a delicious South-Indian sweet dish mainly in
Tamil Nadu and Karnataka made usually on religious festivals or auspicious
occasions. This is the simplest of desserts that can be made and one of the
regulars in my kitchen. The addition of saffron or kesar, the most expensive
spice in the world makes the dish breathtakingly beautiful and gorgeous.
Naturally it conquered the hearts of Indians from other parts of the country as
well, gained fame and is now loved all over India . Though the golden semolina
is thought to be most befitting as an offering to the Almighty, you can treat
this vegetarian dessert to your guests too any time because it’s so easy
to make and is ready in a jiffy.
Wednesday, 9 April 2014
Upma
Recipe:
Ingredients:
- Semolina (suji)dry roasted 250 gms
- Carrots 2 chopped
- Peas boiled with salt n kept aside
- Onions 2 chopped
- Tomatoes 2 chopped
- Roasted peanuts
- Asafoetida(hing) 1 pinch
- Mustard seeds 1 tsp
- Dry red chillies whole 2-3
- Curry leaves 7-8
- Salt, sugar to taste
- Warm water 2-3 cups
Process:
Heat white oil n add mustard seeds, curry leaves, hing, dry
chillies…when they splutter add onions n fry them golden brown. Add carrots n
tomatoes…fry for sometime, now add semolina, boiled peas, peanuts, salt, sugar
n warm water…continue to stir until the water is soaked n the suji is done…
serve hot with coconut chutney….
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