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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
RASAGULLA / CREAM CHEESE BALLS IN SYRUP
Method :
1) Make the syrup by bringing the sugar and water to a boil. Turn off the heat and set aside.
2) Combine the chenna and flour and shape into balls. Reheat the syrup and when it is boiling, add the balls and simmer for about 20 minutes. Add another 2 table spoons of water to the syrup every 5 minutes to replace water evaporation: this is essential to avoid having the syrup become too thick.
3) When the cream cheese balls are cooked, remove from the syrup. drain and keep covered in water until required. Serve with one or two spoons of the syrup poured over the top.
Recipe Source :"The food Of Asia" by Kong Foong Ling.
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Friday, October 12, 2007
CHOCOLATE PISTACHIO FINGERS
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Thursday, August 16, 2007
GULAB JAMUN 'N' PISTACHIO MOUSSE CAKE
Pistachio Nuts(Chopped) - 30 grams
Method :For Mousse :
1) Blanch pistachio in boiling hot water.Grind with little water to make puree.combine pistachio puree with sugar in a medium bowl.
2) Soften gelatin in lemon juice,stir into dissolve over hot water.Stir into puree.
3) Beat egg whites until foamy and add to puree.Place mixture in freezer.When partially frozen,for about 45-60 minutes,beat in a food processor or blender until pale in colour.
4) Transfer to bowl.Whip one cup of cream and fold into mixture.Add the chopped pistachios.
For Assembly :1) Slice the vanilla sponge cake in to two layers.I prepared the cake from scratch,you may prepare at home or buy from shop.
2) Soak the lower layer with sugar syrup.Place gulab jamun cut into half to cover the whole layer as shown in the picture.
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This is a perfect treat for those who have a sweet tooth.This Indo-Western combinations are sure to be a hit at all social soirees.
This is my entry for SHF #34 for the theme "Going Local" hosted by the "The Passionate Cook".I prepared this lovely cake for my son's birthday and for the SHF.
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Thursday, August 02, 2007
BANANA NUT CAKE
Yogurt- 1/4 cup
Toasted chopped pecans or walnuts - 1 cup
1) Preheat the oven to 325 F. Heavily butter a 9 x 13-inch baking pan and set aside.
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Monday, July 02, 2007
TRI FLAVOURED - TRI COLOURED PUDDING
This is my entry for the Monthly mingle Theme,"Scream For Ice cream" hosted by What's For Lunch Honey? .
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Monday, May 21, 2007
WHEAT HALWA / GODHI HALWA / GODAMBAM HALWA
This is my entry for A to Z of Indian Vegetables: An Invitation for the letter "W" .
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Thursday, May 17, 2007
DOUBLE KA MEETA
Ingredients :
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Thursday, May 10, 2007
PEACH PUDDING
This Entry is for WFLH's Monthly Mingle - Spring is in the Air. Ingredients :
1 Large tin peaches or 10 fresh peaches
Sugar - 1/2 Cup
Milk - 1 Cup
Cream - 3/4 Cup
Gelatin 2 tblsp
Water - 6 tblsp
Food Colours (of your choice) - 2 (I chose red and Orange)
Butter - For greasing(Melted)
Method :
1) If you are using fresh peaches,boil in 1 1/2 cups of water and 1/2 cup sugar.Then separate the juice and the peaches.Make peaches into puree.
2) Dissolve 1 tblsp gelatin in 3 tblsps water and then melt over hot water.Add 1 1/2 cups of peach syrup,2 tblsps sugar and any one food colour.Wet and grease a 4 cup capacity mould,put a glass in the center and pour the jelly in to the mould.Keep in the fridge to set.
3) Mean while, heat the milk and add the remaining 6 tblsp sugar.When the sugar melts remove from fire and cool.Then add the peach puree.Dissolve the remaining 1 tblsp gelatin in 3 tblsps water and melt over hot water.Beat the cream till light and fluffy.Pour the warm gelatin mixture in a thin stream in to the peach puree.Add the second colour.Lastly add the beaten cream.
4)Remove the glass from the set jelly mould by pouring warm water in the glass.Pour peach mixture in place of the glass and allow to set.
5) Unmould the pudding and decorate the way u like.
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Wednesday, January 03, 2007
ADA PAYASAM / RICE CHIPS KHEER
4) When the payasam becomes little thick add the sugar and switch off the gas.
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Thursday, December 28, 2006
TENDER COCONUT PUDDING
My Contribution for JFI-Jihva for Coconut
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When Ashwini announced about this month's pick, I was very excited to contribute my recipe. Because coconut pudding, which I have posted is one of my favourite puddings.This is my first contribution and I will be actively participating in this in future.
Ingredients :
Tender Coconut with pulp - 2
Condensed Milk - 1 tin
Milk - 1 1/2 Litre
China Grass / Agar Agar - 15 grams
Baking Powder - 1 tsp
Cardamom - 2
Granulated Sugar - 1 Tea Cup
Method :
1) Soak the China Grass in the tender coconut water for some time.If the tender coconut's pulp is creamy beat well or if its bit hard crush it in the mixer and keep aside.
2) In a vessel add the milk,condensed milk,sugar,cardamom powder and baking powder and bring it to boil.At the same time in another stove,boil the soaked China Grass in tender coconut water.Keep stirring both simultaneously.
3)Keep the flame to medium.When the China grass gets dissolved completely and is boiling switch off the gas.Mean while when the milk mixture boils ,take it off from the stove.
4) Pour the china grass mixture and the milk mixture to a vessel.Add the tender coconut pulp to it and keep the vessel in the fridge to set for 2-3 hours.The Tender Coconut Pudding will be ready to serve.
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Monday, December 25, 2006
PLUM CAKE
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Tuesday, December 12, 2006
7 CUP / Coconut MysorePak
Besan - 1 cup
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Thursday, November 16, 2006
BADUSHA
Maida - 1 cup
2) Make a very thin chapathi from the balls.Now you should roll it like a mat with ghee and maida spread on it.Apply ghee on top most area from where u start to roll.On ghee sprinkle some maida flour.Roll it.Repeat the same till u finish rolling.Pree a bit and cut it in to desired length and start rolling it inside like a spiral roll.Make a Small dip at the center.Repeat it for the rest.Cover the with a wet tissue and keep in fridge for at least 15 mins.
3) prepare sugar syrup with water just to the level of sugar and make a thick syrup.
4) Heat Oil in a kadai,fry the badushas in a very low flame.Fry till golden brown,keep aside and poke it with a fork and put them in to the syrup till the next one is ready to go in to the syrup.let it get a good coating of the syrup and before drying take it out and garnish it with crushed nuts.
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Wednesday, November 01, 2006
BREAD JAMUN


INGREDIENTS :
Bread slices - 3
Sugar - 1/2 cup
cardamom - 2
Ghee - For toasting
Crushed nuts(Any of ur choice)
METHOD :
1) Prepare sugar syrup and add cardamom powder to it.The syrup should not be very thick.Like we do for usual jamun and keep aside.
2) Cut out the edges of the bread slices.Slice each bread slices in to 4-6 pieces.Put some ghee in a pan and toast the bread pieces nicely in ghee till golden colour on both sides.For health reasons,i applied ghee lightly on each side and toasted it.
3) As soon as the bread pieces are done,put directly in sugar syrup.Leave for few mins.Its optional that u keep the syrup while serving or not.I preferred not to use the syrup.I left for few mins to absorb the syrup well and removed from the syrup.U can sprinkle some crushed nuts on it.Thats it,bread jamun is ready.A simple instant sweet dish.
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The dishes in Malabar Ruchi are prepared by me for my dear one's. Generally when I prepare, I don't follow any hard and fast rule on the quantity/size of the ingrediants. Its entirely on my taste's and assumptions. The measurements provided here in Malabar Ruchi are only for your reference, you are encouraged to use your descretion.
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