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Showing posts with label Yummy Food. Show all posts

Papad Cooked in Curd Gravy

 Hii people!!

Yeah I know its been quite a time i posted any recipe from my mumma's kitchen but that doesn't mean i had stopped experimenting with the food.. and I promise now will be more regular in sharing my successful (tests) tastes with you all... Today I am sharing papad cooked in curd gravy,  which turned out really yummy...so lets get started.

Ingredients:-

  • Papad- 4
  • Onion chopped- 1
  • Garlic paste- 1/2 teaspoon
  • Tomato puree- 2 table spoon
  • Curd- 1 cup
  • Green chilly- 2 finely chopped
  • Fresh Coriander- finely chopped
  • Asafoetida (Heeng)- 2 -3 pinch
  • Turmeric powder- 1/2 teaspoon
  • Red chilly powder- 1/2 teaspoon
  • Oil- 2 tablespoon
  • Salt according to taste

The Making

Take a pan and  heat the oil  and add heeng, stir a bit then add garlic. We need to just get the golden color & we will add chopped onions  and let it soften and turn translucent. Once the onions look soft add chopped tomatoes or tomato puree as per availability and keep stirring. You may add salt here to catalyze the cooking of tomatoes. In the meantime we will soak our papad in water so we can soften them a bit. Just for a minute with only this much water that they are dipped in it. Once the tomatoes are soft we need to cook this masala till the time it starts leaving oil from sides. Add curd and keep stirring. Curd will provide a very good texture to your gravy and enhances the taste. Add turmeric and red chilly powder and mix in the gravy. Add a bit of water so that the gravy remains consistent. Take the soaked papad out and you will be able to tear it with your hands roughly. Add them to gravy and mix so that they wrapped in the gravy. Cook for a minute on slow flame and then garnish it with chopped green chillies and coriander. It will give you a break from daily dal and regular vegetable curries. Have it with Chapati. 

Pls do try and share your feedback.


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Aloo-pyaaz ka Paratha (Potato-Onion Paratha)

This is one dish which we have been indulging in since our childhood,everyone just love to have "Aloo-Pyaaz Ka Paratha"  but when it comes to making... everyone feels a bit jittery, scared and nervous. But hey not to worry anymore, here's a step by step making for your yummy mouth watering childhood delight.



Ingredients:-
  •   2-3 cups wheat Flour.
  •   1 & 1/2 cup water.
  •   4-5 boiled Potatoes
  •  One chopped Onion
  •  3-4 chopped green chillies
  •  Red chilly powder 1/2 tea spoon
  •  Coriander powder 1 tea spoon
  •  Salt 1/2 teaspoon
  •  10-15 tea spoon Oil


The Making:-


Step 1. Mix water and flour and knead it to make a soft dough. Leave the dough for about an hour.


Step 2.  To make the filling matter. Peal off the boiled potatoes and mash them. Add chopped onions, green chillies, coriander powder, red chilly powder, and salt. Mix well.
   
Step 3. Now roll out small balls out of the dough.  Press the resulting dough gently and dust it with flour. Smear a little oil in the center and then put some stuffing matter. Draw the edges towards the center to cover the mixture. Flatten to the size of roti.
Step 4. Place the paratha on a preheated Pan. After some time reverse the side of paratha. Do it when golden brown patches appear on first side.Sprinkle little oil and then flip again.Sprinkle oil drops on other side also. Cook till it is well done. Hot Paratha is ready.



Step 5. Serve with Chutneys , Mango pickle ,  Tomato Ketchup or curd.



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Mumma's Cooking Creativity

Hello there!!

The recipes on this blog are straight from my mumma's kitchen. She is a great cook and loves to experiment in her kitchen. Recipes like 'Sweet chutney of raw mango' , 'Mango pulp ice-cream', 'Smoking curd'  are some of her successful experiments which clearly shows her extra ordinary creativity. This blog is for all those naive cooks who want to learn cooking and surprise their loved-ones with some not-so-common dishes.

The idea of making this blog was of my brother Vipul, who after gifting his taste buds to one of her dish, couldn't resist to say,"My to-be-wife need to learn all this art  and so, let's make a blog where we can publish all these recipes". Everyone (read 'to-be wife') will have access to the recipes and can learn them easily.





And hence, here's a blog which will capture all the Indian dishes, made in a unique way, which will just melt in your mouth. Try out some for yourself and indulge into something really yummy.

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