Prawn
Pepper Ghee Masala is succulent, spicy and tempting prawn recipe made with
freshly roasted and ground spices. This fresh ground masala adds more flavour,
aroma and taste to the dish. The prawns are then cooked in ghee along with perfect
blend of spices and final touch of lemon juice makes this dish exotic and extraordinary.
Do try out this Prawn Pepper Ghee Masala
and post your comments here. Meanwhile do check out other interesting
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Monday, 27 January 2020
Saturday, 25 January 2020
Shikakai Powder/Seeyakkai Podi/சீயக்காய் பொடி – How to make Seeyakkai Podi at home/Homemade Shikakai Powder/Herbal Hair Wash Powder
Shikakai/Seeyakkai Powder is a mild
cleanser with naturally less pH value. Shikkakai powder does not remove the
natural oils from our hair and acts as
natural conditioner. Shikakai Powder available in the shops consists of 3-4
main ingredients like shikakai, soap nut, dried amla, methi seeds but at home
we make this shikakai powder with many more natural ingredients and make our
lusturous and beautiful. Here I am going to share the shikkakai Podi that can
be made at home and enjoy the benefits given by nature. Meanwhile do checkout how to make Kuliyal Podi/Herbal Bath Powder here, Homemade Herbal Hair Oil.and health and beauty page as well.
Siru Kizhangu Varuval/Siru Kizhangu Fry/Chinese Potato Fry/Koorka Fry
Siru
Kizhangu Fry is a
simple yet delectable poriyal which no one should miss. In Malayalam this root
vegetable is called as Koorka, Siru Kizhangu in Tamil, Sambrali in Kannada and Chinese
Potato in English. Siru Kizhangu is a seasonal root vegetable abundantly available
during the months of December and January. They are irregularly shaped small
balls with earthy flavour. Washing, cleaning and peeling the siru kizhangu
might seem like a tedious process, but it is definitely worth the time spent. I
just use the simple and quick method of cooking the siru kizhangu in pressure
cooker and then peeling the skin, which is really an easy way to finish the job
quickly. Do try out this delectable and super tempting Siru Kizhangu Fry and
post your comments here. Meanwhile do check out other interesting and healthy
Vegetarian Poriyal Varieties here.
Here’s
how to make Siru Kizhangu Fry with step by step photos…
Friday, 24 January 2020
Cold Cocoa Milkhshake/Cocoa Milkshake – How to make Cocoa Milkshake
Cold Cocoa Milkshake is a rich and creamy milkshake
that can be made in a jiffy and served in no time. Do try out this cold cocoa
milkshake and post your comments here. Meanwhile do check out other interesting
Milkshakes/Smoothies/Icecreams/Juices here.
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Thursday, 23 January 2020
Veppam Poo Rasam/Neem Flower Rasam Recipe/Veppam Poo Rasam Recipe/How to Make Veppam Poo Rasam/வேப்பம்பூ ரசம் செய்வது எப்படி – Tamil New Year Special Recipe
“Veppam Poo Rasam” is a special and
traditional rasam made on Tamil New Year’s day in Tamil Nadu. The Veppam poo is
abundantly available during the spring season, so we can make rasam with fresh
veppam poo during that season, but in other times we can make it with dried
veppam poo. Each and every part of Neem tree has innumerable medicinal
properties. Veppam poo/Neem flower is loaded with antifungal and antibacterial
properties. They help in preventing and curing stomach infections, in purifying
the blood and helps in removing the toxins from our body. Do try out this
healthy Veppam Poo Rasam and post your comments here. Meanwhile do check out
other interesting and flavourful Rasam varieties here. Also check out Tamil NewYear’s Day special recipes here.
Here’s how to make Veppam Poo Rasam with
step by step photos…
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Monday, 20 January 2020
Arisi Paruppu Payasam/Rice & Dal Jaggery Kheer –Tamil New Years Day Special
Arisi Paruppu Payasam is a traditional payasam
made as neivedhyam/prasadam during festivals and special occasions. Arisi
Paruppu Payasam is made by cooking rice & dals with milk and jaggery syrup
is added for sweetness. Finally cashew nuts and raisins fried in ghee is added
to the payasam. Today, I made this arisi paruppu payasam with boiled milk, but
sometimes I make with coconut milk. When coconut milk is added the payasam will
taste extravagant and rich. Do try out this Arisi Paruppu Payasam and post your
comments here. Meanwhile do check out Pasi Paruppu Payasam/Moong dal Payasam
and other interesting Payasam varieties here. Also check out other Tamil NewYears day recipes here and about other Festival Recipes here.
Here’s how to make Arisi Paruppu Payasam with
step by step photos…
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Saturday, 18 January 2020
Pidi Karunai Kizhangu Fry/Pidi Kizhangu Fry/Yam Fry
Pidi
Karunai Kizhangu belongs to the Yam family. It is usually confused with the
cheppankizhangu [Taro root] which looks similar to Pidi Karunai Kizhangu. In Tamil
“Pidi” means fistful, the pidi kizhangu usually fits in our palm and is bigger
than taro root. Pidi Kizhangu usually causes some itchy feeling in the throat,
so to prevent that, it is advisable to add some tamarind extract or lemon juice
to the kizhangu when cooking it. Do try out this Pidi Karunai Kizhangu Fry and
post your comments here. Meanwhile do check out Karunai Kizhangu Fry,
Cheppankizhangu Fry and other Vegetarian Poriyal/Varuval here.
Here’s
how to make Pidi Karunai Kizhangu Fry with step by step photos…
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