Random recipes - page 402

Since I have some mango juice in the fridge I try on making this mango chiffon cake. The flavour is not so obvious and will be better if I add in mango flesh as well. Well is pretty hard to get fresh mango as now is not the season. Anyway I still like thi

Here's a hearty St. Patrick's Day meal. Lots of green (under cover) This recipe is from the good old days when the CASSEROLE reigned in it?s glory. It really is a great one-dish-meal though - in spite of the bad press the

If you have never had Kadayif (Kataifi) before, it's kinda like Paklava (Baklava), only the dough is shredded. I never really understood that premise... Kadayif dough is always referred to as shredded Phyllo, but the texture is completely different. I c

I wanted to adapt my usual recipe to make it more like goulash served in Poland. The paprika we've bought here has been darker and spicier (not smoked) so that took care of part of it. I also used pork, the most typical Polish protein, rather than bee

Interested in pancakes? Does McDonalds still serve pancakes? How to make McDonald s Pancakes ? Get free clone restaurant recipes for McDonald s Pancakes including all the ingredients used. McDonald s Pancakes Ingredients: 2/3 cup 7-up 1 egg

Ingredients : 1 can chickpeas 1 small sized onion - thinly sliced 1 medium sized tomato - finely chopped 1 tsp Ginger / Garlic paste Half tsp turmeric powder Half tsp red chilli powder Half tsp zeera (cumin seeds) powder Half tsp dhaniya (coriande

I had so much fun at our family Oktoberfest, this Saturday-- though, I cooked for hours. For heaven's sake! No, those aren't my real "knoedel's"! It's a printed vest! I have several recipes to share with you, but today, I'm starting with the

Kalkandu Vadai is a very famous Chettinadu vadai. This is a sweet vadai instead of the usual salt vadai. Tastes Great. In my native place whenever we want to do some group pooja or if it is an auspicious day like diwali, thiru karthikai like that then

An amazingly flavorful and quick to make subzi that goes well with chapathis. I also spread it on fluffy dosas and enjoy them to heart’s content and if you happen to buy a bunch of spring onions to garnish the noodles and have no idea what to do with the

Day 61. I love Greek Falafel and I love Indian food...so, when I got black-eyed peas in my CSA box, I dreamed up Indian Falafel. I'm excited about the possibilities here. I'm serving them in naan instead of regular flatbread. I'm drooling a bit thinkin

INGREDIENTS Rice flour - 1 cup Maida/plain flour - 1/2 cup Milk - as required Sugar powder - 4 tbsps Cardamom powder- 1 pinch Oil - for frying Preparation time : 15 minutes Cooking time : 30 minutes Metho

Pineapple sheera! Yum! One of my most favourite sweet dishes. Well, I have posted the recipe for sheera twice already but I was simply compelled to write another recipe again, adding pineapple chunks this time. Sheera is something I remember eating as a c

Chicken sandwich spread is probably the most popular and fastest selling sandwich spreads in groceries and supermarkets. Unlike the slightly sweet-sourly plain sandwich spread and other expensive versions but rather poorly flavored with either ham, bacon,

Here's another favorite from the annals of comfort foods: Potato Pancakes. The thing is, what most people know as potato pancakes bear no resemblance to the potato pancakes we had growing up. Most people know the kind of potato pancakes made from shredde

The last time I made lasagna completely from scratch (including the noodles) was over a year ago for the March 2009 Daring Bakers Challenge . I have hand rolled pasta my whole life. That s not to say that I ve been making LOTS of homemade pasta. I hav

This is a simple vanilla cake.Whoever wants to try baking for the first time,can easily start with this.simple ingredients,no hard job,less energy and no mess :) This can be made rich with adding mixed nuts,tutty-fruity,dry fruits etc on the top or mixed

I have never baked so much in so little time. Phew! That was a LOT of baking happening in my kitchen. I must say,my oven is still grateful. It hasn't given up on me :-) But trust me, it feels so good to be near the oven during winter...keeps you warm and

"Augh!" Celia smashed her purse into the washer as she spilled into the back door, nearly splattering her grocery bag onto the new, unfinished floor. That was worth a fist-pounding on the counter. "Damn birthdays.... damn traffic! Damn people !" she was

I notice that recently there are quite a number of posts on glutinous rice from fellow bloggers. As I too have a soft spot for this sticky rice, I made this ..........'Steamed savoury glutinous rice'. I really

I have featured this spicy viand before in a version cooked using lime juice and green finger chilies. Since I now have ?calamansi? or ?calamondin? (Philippine lemon) and ?siling labuyo? or bird chili which are the original ingredients in an authent

The secret files of the foodisphere revealed that : 4. There is no Salmon In Japan Salmon has always been my all-time favorite fish for eating raw. Imagine our utter shock and surprise when we realized that Kyubey (and other high end sushi restaurants

We love a good pasta dish here in my house so this one has always been a standby for days when I don't have much time to be in the kitchen. I'm in the middle of unpacking our last box and being able to sigh a sigh of relief and be done, so while I was do

Mooncake season is here and I've always like those little golden pillows of lotus paste and pandan paste and red bean paste. Until a few years ago you could only find two or three traditional types of mooncakes but now you can find all sorts of new Snow S

You must be surprised with the name?..right? I think even very few Maharashtrian would know this recipe. It is my Mai Aaji special recipe from Marathwada. It's a very simple, tasty and crunchy type of chutney. You can have it with chapati, paratha, bhakr