Nagori is a small, crisp and crumbly poori or puri made with sooji, maida and ghee, paired with sooji halwa. Love the combination when crisp poori stuffed with soft, sweet and moist halwa which cooked in ghee. You can found this recipe at chandni chowk in Delhi. Ingredients For Nagori Poori 1 Cup Maida/ Plain Flour 1 Cup Sooji/ Semolina Salt to Taste 1 Tbsp. Oil 1 Tsp. Carom Seeds/ Ajwain Oil for frying Water for Kneading For Sooji Halwa…
Rajasthani Dal Bati Churma Recipe is a very traditional recipe from Rajasthan and one if the favorites at home. The Baatis are made from whole wheat flour, sooji and ghee with the addition of ajwain that adds to the delicious flavor of the baati. I like to personally use freshly ground wheat for certain dishes like baati as it brings out the best flavors. The dal is usually a combination of multiple dals and I keep making variations to the…
Yellow moong dal panki is gujrati cuisine made out of dal this is one of the healthy snack which can be given to kids , adults , ageold , or diabetic people , its cooked with banana leaf so we call it panki , it has to be served with banana leaf and we can serve with corriander chutney friends try this recipe you will love it INGREDIENTS Moong Dal 1 cup 2Green Chilly finely chopped 1tsp grated Ginger Salt…
Litti Chokha is a delicacy from the state of Bihar made with stuffed whole wheat dough balls with roasted chana dal and spices inside. These stuffed balls are known as Litties are usually roasted over charcoal but can also be baked. Litties are served with Chokha. Chokha is a dip prepared with mashing potato, tomato or eggplant with spices, but at my home it was always served with Dal Tadka. This recipe will make 8 litties. Ingredients Dough 1 cup…
Payasam Recipes- Indian cuisine is an amalgamation of an exciting variety of snacks, stir-fries, curries, breads and not to forget – mouthwatering desserts. Loaded with sweetness and enriched with the goodness of milk, nuts, fruits and aromatic agents like kewra and saffron, Indian desserts are a treat to the taste buds and an indispensable part of any celebration or festivity. Talking of Indian desserts, one of the first things that come to mind is the image of a bowl full…
Mirchi Ka Salan is a very traditional recipe from the Hyderabadi/ Andhra cuisine served on the Eid festival. Salan is hot and spicy and has a tangy gravy. All the spiciness comes from chillies and tamarind, and the gravy blended with other freshly ground spices and peanuts. Mirchi ka salan is traditionally served as a side dish for Hyderabadi Vegetable Biryani. You can also serve this dish with plain steamed rice or Tawa Paratha. Ingredients 2 cups Green Chillies ,…
Ingredients: Mixed nuts like almonds, currants, cashews and pistachious – finely crushed Cottage cheese – made of milk of 2 litres Seeds of cardamoms – 2, crushed Khoya – 1/2 cup For syrup Saffron – 4 strings Water – 4 cups Cardamom seeds – 2 Sugar – 4 cups Method: 1. To prepare the filling, combine khoya along with powdered cardamoms and crushed nuts. Once the filling is made, set it aside. 2. Knead the cheese and divide in to…
Chenna Poda is a sweet dish of Orissa which is scrumptious to eat. It has a crispy crust and juicy filling which make it’s every bite heavenly. Ingredients for Chenna Poda Milk (cow or full cream) – 1.5 litres Lemon – 3 Sugar – ¾ cup (150 grams) Semolina – 3 tbsp (40 grams) Ghee – 2 tbsp Raisins – ¼ cup Cashews – ¼ cup Cardamoms – 4 How to make chenna Poda For Chenna Take 1.5 litres of…
Vendakkai puli pachadi recipe,i am trying out for the first time. When a reader asked for this recipe, i didn’t have much idea about how to make vendakkai puli pachadi. INGREDIENTS: LADIES FINGER | VENDAKKAI 8-10 TAMARIND PASTE 1 AND 1/2 TSP(If using tamarind, take a small gooseberry size) GREEN CHILLI 3 JAGGERY 1 TSP WATER 1 CUP RICE FLOUR 2 TSP SALT AS NEEDED OIL 1 TSP MUSTARD SEEDS 1/4 TSP TOOR DAL 1/2 TSP METHI SEEDS | VENDAYAM…
Crispy, crunchy and sweet in taste, Thekua is a delectable sweet dish, which is often offered as a prasad during popular Bihari festival ‘Chhath’ also known as Maharparv. It is an easy-to-make snack recipe that you can prepare for your family and friends. Also known as ‘Khajuria’ or ‘Thikari’, this snack is a dry snack, sweet in taste and is cooked using wheat flour, ghee, coconut, sugar and oil. A deep-fried preparation, it is high in calories but is so…