There are different types of Broken Wheat available in grocery stores. The word ‘Fine’ will be mentioned in the pack. This variety takes less time to cook and it is…
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Sathu maavu kanji (Healthy Multigrain porridge for babies)
April 11, 2018Sathu maavu in Tamil means Health Mix. My mom has been making this rich health powder (loaded with vitamins,minerals)for so many years and its not only for babies but we…
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Finger millet flour Porridge | Sprouted Ragi flour porridge | How to prepare Ragi Kanji from store bought flour
April 11, 2018This porridge is prepared from Sprouted Finger Millet flour (store bought packet). We all know the health benefits of Ragi (rich in calcium,Vitamin-D,helps with bone development) and including it in…
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Moongdal Kichdi (How to prepare kichdi?) – Postpartum Diet
August 16, 2017Kichdi is a popular dish from North India. There are so many variations to this humble dish. For a good tastier kichdi ghee is really important. Post delivery ghee is…
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Sambar Idly (How to make Ratna Cafe style Sambar Idli?)
July 24, 2017This legendary sambar idly dont need introduction at all. Shiva and I used to visit Balaji temple in Venkatnarayana Road often when we were in Chennai and after darshan…
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Tomato Pulao
April 12, 2017This is very similar to the typical Tomato Rice prepared in SouthIndia but just the spices/drypowders used here are slightly different. In general when I make vegetable pulao, i only…
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Almond Burfi (How to make Badam Burfi)
October 27, 2016If there is one thing that scares me when preparing Deepavali bakshanam(sweets) is Burfi aka Barbi 😉 Be it coconut burfi or almond I panic while making sugar syrup and the end result will not be perfect. However during last year Diwali I made this Badam burfi and it turned out amazing. I followed Anuradha Srinivasan’s recipe and finally after a year updating the recipe on my blog now 😉 😉 Better late than never right? I couldn’t take take step by step pictures last time hopefully when I prepare it again shall update the post with pictures. There are…
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Beetroot Halwa
October 25, 2016Beetroot halwa is one of the easiest Indian sweet recipes that can be prepared during this festive season. If you are a newbie in kitchen and scared to try Burfi, Mysorepak etc then make this rich, colorful halwa and trust me you can never go wrong with this recipe. All you need is beets, milk and sugar. It takes anywhere between 45-60 mminutes for preparation. The following measurement makes approximately two whole ramekins of halwa as shown in the picture below. It was sufficient for the two of us. Kindly increase quantity if you are preparing for a larger group…
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Paneer Kalakand | Sweets using Condensed Milk | Paneer Recipes
October 22, 2016Next on deepavali recipe collection is this quick Paneer Kalakand that can be prepared easily without any fuzz. Paneer & condensed milk are the two main ingredients required for this dish. Me and my husband love paneer a lot and instead of using it only in gravies and in savory recipes, I tried this Kalakand for a change and it came out really well. If you are using store bought paneer, kindly soak the slab of paneer in water for atleast 30 minutes. Remove water and use a kitchen towel, squeeze extra water from Paneer. This step ensures you have…
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GramFlour Laddoo
October 21, 2016Deepavali is in a week’s time and I thought of sharing some festival recipes that can be prepared easily. First on the list is this awesome Gram Flour Laddoo (கடலை மாவு லட்டு). My mother’s recipe and made it for the first during Navarathri , turned out perfectly well. Do read the notes before starting to make the laddu. From the measurements given below you can make 12 medium sized laddoo. Kindly increase quantity according to your requirement 1. Sifting Gram Flour helps to remove lumps and yields smooth Laddoo 2. Don’t add more sugar than mentioned in the recipe. It…