Showing posts with label breakfast dish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakfast dish. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Masala Akki Roti


Ingredients:


  • blackeyed beans ¼ small bowl

  • red kidney beans ¼ small bowl

  • rice flour 1 cup

  • lemon juice – 1 tsp

  • spring onion – ½ small bowl

  • tomatoes - 1 small

  • spinach – 3-4 leaves

  • Green bell pepper – 1/2

  • green cabbage – ½ bowl

  • cashewnuts – ½ bowl coarsely grounded

  • Salt and red chilly powder according to taste

  • Oil

Method:



  • Soak blackeyed beans and red kidney beans overnight and boil with spinach leaves and pinch of salt.

  • Boil them till the beans are tender and soft.

  • Now make puree of it in mixer and keep aside.

  • Chop spring onions, tomatoes, green bell pepper and green cabbage very finely.

  • Take a bowl and mix all the veggies along with beans and spinach puree.

  • Add coarsely grounded cashewnuts.

  • Add salt to taste and red chilly powder.

  • Add rice flour and make dough of semi solid consistency which should be sticky enough which can be spread by hand.

  • Now take a non-stick tawa which should be cold

  • Spread the batter with hand in shape of roti (thin layer ) by making hole in a center.It should be big hole just like we have in vada's (you can imagine this as a big size vada totally flaten and very thin).

  • Now roast this on high flame with putting very little oil on sides and center

  • You can make out yourself that it is done as it will become crisp and will start leaving sides so that you can pull it off from tava.No need to roast from other side.It is ready.To make another one again cool the tawa first and then repeat

  • Garnish with bellpeppers and ketchup.

Thursday, June 22, 2006

Chilla with variation

Early morning sachin said he want something new for breakfast, aah only 30 mins to get ready too, with shower still pending, so thought of trying something new and fast, and in end it turned out really amazing...
We have tried chilla's a lot with different variations, like besan chilla, suzi chilla etc. But this time with little variation it became so tempting that I couldn't resist my self posting it here :)

Okie lot of prolouge, won't make u guys wait more. Here is the recipe

Ingredients:
  • 1.5 cup gram flour(besan)
  • 1 cup wheat flour (atta)
  • 1/4 cup rice flour
  • 2-3 green chillies
  • 1/2 inch ginger
  • salt to taste
  • corriander leaves 1/2 cup (chopped)
  • mint leaves 8 - 10
  • sugar 1/2 spoon
  • red chilly powder 1/2 spoon
  • curd 2 cups
  • water to make smooth batter (approximately 1 cup)
  • roasted Cumin powder (bhunna hua jeera)
  • Cottage cheese 1/2 cup for garnishing





Method:
  • Take all the three flours in the bowl. Add paste of green chillies and ginger to it.
  • Add all the masalas + 1/2 spoon sugar
  • Add corriander and mint leaves
  • add curd to it and mix well
  • Now add water to make a smooth batter.
Heat the griddle (tawa) preferably non-stick one
  • Add 1 spoon of oil to it
  • Take one tablespoon of batter and spread over gridle like a pancake
  • let it cook from one side, say for 4 to 5 mins
  • Then flip it and cook from other side.
When it is done take it out in a plate and put shredded cottage cheese inside it and fold it gently.
Serve hot with green chuttney or tomato ketchup.

Isn't this a pretty easy one. I prepared this in just 10 mins.

And then we reached office too on time lolz.

In Evening again I thought of trying another variation and it was incredeble so thought of putting that too before I publish this one.

Ingredients:

  • Suzi (Semolina) 3 cups (Roasted one)
  • Curd....... 2 cups
  • Cottage cheese .... 1 cup
  • Ginger ... 1/2 inch
  • Green chillies .... 4
  • Mint leaves..... 1/2 cup
  • Water... 1/2 cup
  • Salt According to tasteRed chilly powder 1/2 spoon

Method:

  • Take a bowl and add roasted suzi and curd, Mix well
  • Add salt to it.
  • Keep it aside
  • In a mixer, chop cottage cheese, mint leaves, ginger and green chillies.
  • Add this mixture to suzi batter
  • Add red chilly powder and water to make a smooth batter

Now make chilla's as per the directions given above.

Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Simple Poha (the flatten rice)

Okie before I start writing anything let me tell u guys am not a good cook and all I know abt cooking is through experimentation as I started it jujst 6 months back. After me n my husband moved from our home town and I have to take charge of kitchen.... I don't get much time for cooking due to job but when I do get I keep trying my hands on different recipies.

So here in my blog you will find some easy to make recipies :)

The first and foremost thing I cooked in my life is pohey (flatten rice). Although there are different ways of preparing it like gujrati, UP and MP style etc. But am posting the one which Sachin and I relish the most... And the same was cooked on my birthday for our breakfast.

So here it goes :)

Ingredients....(first and fore most thing;)

Okie You will require following things:
  • Poha - 2 cup
  • 1 tsp mustard seeds (rai as known by we indians)
  • Potato - 1 medium sized chopped into cubes (waisay any shape will do ;))
  • Onion - 1 medium chopped
  • Green Peas - 1/2 bowl
  • Green chilly-2 to 4 depends on your taste bud
  • Sugar - 2 tbsp
  • lemon - 1
  • Oil- 2 tbsp
  • Salt to taste
  • tumeric a pinch
  • Coriander to garnish
Method:
Okie now that we have collected all the required basic ingredients lets start cooking....

Ha I forgot to tell you need a wok (kadhai or some pan to cook too ;) )

Just kidding :)

First of all wash the pohas in some strainer thoroughly. It should be well washed. While it's still in strainer add the lemon, and tumeric to it and keep them aside.

Okie now heat oil in pan and crackle the mustard seeds. when the crackling sound stops coming that means it's ready to have other ingredients. Add the onions, potato and green peas to it. and stir well. You can add them seperately too but I prefer putting them all together. Add finely chopped

When the potato's are cooked and peas become soft then add the poha to it. stir well and add salt and sugar to it.

cook for 2 mins and it's ready. Garnish with corriander and serve hot.
(grated coconut can also be used for garnishing purpose)