I know
most of you must have had Vegetable White Kurma in restaurants served as
accompaniment for chapathis/rotis or pulavs/biryanis. Wondering how to make
this delectable White Vegetable Kurma? It is made by grinding coconut, poppy
seeds, coconut, milk and green chillies. This kurma has a rich and creamy
texture and a very healthy dish. Do
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Thursday, 6 February 2014
White Vegetable Kurma Rcipe/Vellai Kurma Recipe – Restaurant Style/How to make White Vegetable Kurma with step by step photos and Video
Baba Ganoush Recipe– Middle Eastern Delight/How to make Baba Ganoush with step by step photos
Baba
Ganoush is a dish made out of Eggplant/Aubergine/Kathrikkai, along with tahini paste, garlic, lemon juice and olive oil. The Eggplant/Aubergine is baked or
broiled over an open flame and the skin is peeled out. This is done to make the
Eggplant pulp soft and to get a smoky taste. It is a very common and popular
dip eaten along with kuboos/pita bread in the Middle East. I have had this Baba
Ganoush several times in Lebanese restaurants when I used to live in USA. Another
very similar and authentic dip/chutney made in Tamil Nadu [South India] is the
Sutta Kathrikkai Chutney which also has the smoky taste along with Indian
spices and seasoning. Do check out the Tahini Paste which is the base for the
Baba Ganoush and also try out the Sutta Kathrikkai Chutney – South Indian
version of Baba Ganoush.
Here’s
how to make Baba Ganoush with step by step photos…
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Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Kothamalli Thogaiyal Recipe/Cilantro Thogaiyal/Coriander leaves Thogaiyal [Without Coconut]
Today I
am posting a very healthy, flavourful and delectable Kothamalli Thogaiyal. I
love this thogaiyal, because of its course texture, slightly tangy and spicy
taste and packed with flavours. Kothamalli thogaiyal does not get spoilt very
easily for about 5-6 days when handled properly with clean spoon. It is rich in
vitmains, minerals and packed with fiber. When making either kothamalli chutney
or kothamalli thogaiyal, don’t just use the leaves, use the tender part of the
stem also, it is loaded with fiber and helps in digestion. Before going into
the recipe do check out other Chutney and thogaiyal varieties here.
Here’s
how to make Kothamalli Thogaiyal with step by step photos…
Monday, 3 February 2014
Karamani/Black Eyed Beans Patties/Tikkis
Yesterday
I posted a very healthy and delicious Black Eyed Bean Soup, I had about a cup
of cooked beans left. So I made some healthy patties as evening snacks for my
kids. It is so easy, quick and super healthy, you can have them for evening snacks
or toast some bread slices, keep the patties in the middle along with a cheese
slice and have them as sandwiches.
Here’s
how to make Black Eyed Beans Patties/Tikkis with step by step photos…
Sunday, 2 February 2014
Black Eyed Beans Soup/Karamani Soup
Black
Eyed Bean is a small bean with creamy texture, rich in protein and pack with
fibre. If you are looking for a simple, healthy and filling dinner, just make a
pot of soup and serve them with bread. Check out other healthy and filling soup varieties here.
Here’s
how to make Black Eyed Beans Soup with step by step photos…
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Friday, 31 January 2014
Hummus Recipe – Middle Eastern Delight/How to make Hummus Recipe with step by step photos
Hummus is a Middle Eastern delight made from
cooked, mashed chickpeas blended with tahini, olive oil, lemon juice, garlic
and salt. It is a very common and popular dip or spread in the Middle Eastern
cuisine. Hummus is found in most of the grocery shops in the refrigerated
section. Without any doubt Hummus is the tastiest and the healthiest dip, which
can be served with pita bread, rotis, chapathis or even spread it on bread to
make a wonderful sandwich. Tahini paste plays a vital role in the making of
Hummus. Do check out how to make Tahini paste here.
Here’s
how to make Hummus with step by step photos…
Homemade Tahini Paste/Sesame Seeds Paste-Middle Eastern Delight
Tahini
is a paste made by grinding roasted sesame seeds along with olive oil, used in
North Africa, Greece, Turkish and Middle Eastern cuisine. Tahini plays a vital
role in Middle Eastern recipes and is a foundation for many recipes likehummus, baba ghanoush, halva etc and also served as a dip on its own [Wikipedia].
Tahini paste can be purchased from shops, but can be made at home in a jiffy. I
personally love Middle Eastern dishes and prepare hummus, falafel, baba ghanoush
etc at home. Tahini is an excellent source of omega-3, omega-6 fatty acids and
is also rich in copper and manganese. Tahini has relatively high levels of
calcium and protein and is perfectly suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets.
Here's how to make Tahini Paste with step by step photos....
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