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Yesterday, for lunch, I made a spicy and delicious stir fry which is simple, healthy and makes a yummy side with rice and sambhar. It?s a very malabari style of making avarakya upperi (also called amarakka/ amarakya in some parts of Kerala / widely know

I totally heart this ! Tender crumbs made moist with grand marnier. The 12-holes mini bundt baking tin from Aussie is put to good use finally ~ Yoo hoo... This recipe can yield 24 mini bundt.. so I actually had to bake this twice. Something which

?? ???? ? After promising gluten free pop tarts, I finally got around to posting them! It seems like something that would be hard to create/make, but I'll let you in on a little secret......it's just pie crust and jelly ;) ? ???

black grapes juice - a juice that can be made in a jiffy and without an electric juicer. i do have an electric juicer, but i find it too much to clean the different parts of the juicer. so i prefer to make the grapes juice in a blender and then strain

Every time I visit Goa, I get dry fish from the local market. This comes handy when we feel like eating "hooman" i.e. Goan Fish Curry. At least if dry fish is there, this hooman can be cooked easily. In Goa hardly anyone prepares this as they get fresh fi

I knew I had to make Yangnyeom Tongdak after I saw the recipe in M aangchi's website . I was a bit skeptical in the beginning when I saw that she used potato flour and sweet glutinous flour to coat the chicken, because I thought it would make the chic

One of the most versatile Mangalorean specialities is the Vegetable Gravy which is usually made during the week to break the monotony of eating seafood. Many Mangy Catholics make it most often during the Lenten Season when they abstain from eating meat.

Posted by Lyndi I have always been intrigued by the humble celery root, also known as celeriac. No, it?s not the root of the common celery. It?s grown for its root... and not for its leaves and stems. Okay, let?s celebrate it?s root

You want to get attention from my family just mention Schnitzels . My kids are big meat eaters and when they hear word "schnitzel" no matter what mood they are in they instantly perk up. I think fried meat to my kids is like Belgium chocolate to me.Sad

This post is a quick shout out to my brother, who amongst the mashed cauliflower and quinoa salad recipes, begs that I include some good old fashion American fare. ... But of Course! Here's a burger he and his friends call, "The Lumberjack

Ingredients: For Green chili pickle Green chilies - 25 Lemon juice - 1/4 cup Mustard seeds (yellow split) - 1/2 cup Coriander seeds - 1/4 cup Asafetida (Hing) - 1/4 tsp Cumin (Jeera) - 2 tsp Fennel seeds - 2 tbsp Red chili powder - 1 tbs

Ingredients: Cod Fish: one nice fillet 30ml Olive oil for searing Cod Seasoning: 1 pinch Paprika 1 pinch Onion and garlic powder 1 Pinch Cayenne pepper 1 pinch Assorted dried herbs 1 pinch Fine salt and cracked black pepper

Yesterday was my first day at BITC for cake principle module. I was rather excited as this is a kind of new experience for me. Unlike my Uni time, the reason why I attended this course was solely due to my passion. I really was eager to learn about the th

One of the most basic and loved sweets in the whole of India Semolina Pudding. The North Indians refer to it as Sooji or Suji Halwa while the South Indians know it as Rava Kesari or simply Kesari. As I mentioned, it is one of the simplest sweets to

Salted fudge brownies were a sweet treat for the Oscars party last Sunday, and they accompanied the roasted red pepper and goat cheese tarts . I saw these brownies on One Ordinary Day , and they originated at Food and Wine . A fudgy texture in a salt

I found about Beard papa's last winter after they opened their first Moscow shop on Gogolevsky bulvard 6. The Japanese making something very French (puffs filled with vanilla cream)... the idea sounded a bit weird at first. They were so good though! L

Garelu, Medu Vada or Ulundu Vadai In South India, on any auspicious occasion, you will find Garelu (Medu Vada or Ulundu Vadai) being served along with Payasam of some sort. I decided to herald in the New Year (or rather usher out the old year) with s

It has finally risen above 50 degrees in Minnesota, and the sun has been out the past couple of days, which puts me in a sunny sparkly sort of mood! It has been nice to soak up a bit of vitamin D as winter is officially over tomorrow! I thought such sun

Ingredients Nutrela Soya granules 1 cup(boiled) Potato 1 medium no.(boiled) Capsicum/Bell Pepper 1-2 tbsp(finley chopped) Onion 3-4 tbsp(finely chopped) Chilli powder 1 tsp Cumin powder 1tsp Lime half Coriander leaves 1/

Story: I love Kakori!! I have never even been there but I love it! I can't think of any other city in India that has its name linked to famous freedom fighters and super-delicious kebabs! Until I tried this recipe from SK guruji the only thing I knew

Bean Curd Rolls ( Sinn JUk Guen) Ingredients : 2 - 3 chinese dried mushroom, soaked and shredded 3 sheet bean curd sheet, 1/3 cup bamboo shoot, shredded 3 slice carrot, shredded 1 slice gin

This pachadi has an awesome tangy - sweet taste which I love. My grandmother used to make this often for me! I just got the recipe from her sometime back and tried it out today and it tasted just the same. Thanks to her :) It goes well with plain rice

This dish is from the Chinese migratory Hakka dialect group and is several hundred years old. The Hakkas, especially this sub-group called Ho Poh , have a unique tradition regarding this dish as medicinal, a detox meal which is also reputed to boost metab

I think there are very few who can vouch and say that they DON T like Pizza! Its not the healthiest thing to be munching around all the time, but then on occasion when you enjoy it, nothing competes the heartiness and deliciousness of a yummy pizza! I h