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Monday, 15 September 2014

Cutlet - Ridgegourd Cutlet

Ridgegourd Cutlet

IngredientsQuantity
Ridgegourd1 Cup
Rice Flour4 Tsp
Chilli Powder1/2 Tsp
Green Chillies,Finely Chopped1
Ginger,Finely Chopped1 inch piece
Onion,Finely Chopped1
Coriander leave,Finely Chopped2 Tbsp
Curry Leaves1 Tbsp
Cumin Seeds1/2 tsp
SaltTo taste
OilTo Deep Fry
Serving3
Preparation Time30 mins
Cooking Time15 mins


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  1. Cut Ridge gourd-Gutti Beerakaya into very tiny pieces, add little salt and leave it for 15 mins. Squeeze the water completely from the ridge gourd pieces.
  2. Mix all other ingredients to this and combine well without adding any water. Ensure that the paste is of the correct consistency to facilitate the making of the vadas.
  3. Take small amount of lime-sized balls and flatten slightly.Make them like vadas on a greased oil plastic sheet.
  4. Deep fry in oil until they become crisp and light golden color. Drain and serve hot with chutney.
  1. Watch out more Vada Recipes or Cutlet Recipes and combination Chutney Recipes .
  2. Try more recipes with Ridgegourd.

Tuesday, 22 July 2014

Cutlet - Cabbage Cutlet

Cabbage Cutlet

IngredientsQuantity
Shredded Cabbage1 Cup
Rice Flour2 Tbsp
Gram Flour2 Tbsp
Chilli Powder1/2 Tsp
Green Chillies,Finely Chopped1
Ginger,Finely Chopped1 inch piece
Onion,Finely Chopped1
Garam Masala1/2 Tsp
Turmeric Powder 1/4 Tsp
Coriander leave,Finely Chopped2 Tbsp
Curry Leaves1 Tbsp
SaltTo taste
OilTo Deep Fry
Serving3
Preparation Time20 mins
Cooking Time15 mins


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  1. Put cabbage in a pressure cooker by adding 1 Tsp salt and 1/4 cup water. Whistle for 3 and drain the water.
  2. Mean while add remaining items in a bowl. Mix them with cabbage well and adjust the salt if needed.
  3. Don't add water at all. If the batter is loose adjust it by adding rice or gram flour.
  4. Heat a pan, add oil. When the oil is hot enough, take a small ball of vada batter and make small patti and then gently add the vadas to the pan and keep the flame in medium and fry the vadas. Gently turn the vadas to other side and fry them evenly. Remove the fried vadas and place it in paper towel to drain excess oil. Repeat for rest of vadas.
  1. You can even shallow fry the vadas as against the normal procedure of deep frying.
  2. Watch out more Vada Recipes or Cutlet Recipes and combination Chutney Recipes .
  3. Try more recipes with Cabbage.

Thursday, 17 July 2014

List - Snacks - Tea Time - Cutlets/Nuggets/Tikkis

veg cutlets Non veg cutlets

List - Snacks - Tea Time - Pakora

List - Snacks - Tea Time - Samosa

veg Samosas Sweet Samosas Non Veg Samosas

List - Snacks - Chakli

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Samosa - DryFruit Spicy Samosa

DryFruit_Spicy_Samosa

IngredientsQuantity
Stuffing
Cashews,mashed& roasted1/2 Cup
Ground nuts,roasted1/2 Cup
Poppy Seeds,roasted1/4 Cup
Cumin Seeds1 tsp
Puffed chana dal powder1/4 Cup
Ginger garlic paste1 Tbsp
Chilli powder1 Tbsp
Garam Masala powder1 tsp
Curry Leaves, finely choppedFew
Coriander leaves, finely choppedFew
SaltTo Taste
Dough
All puposer flour/maida1 Cup
Azwain1/2 tsp
SaltTo Taste
OilTo Fry
Serving5
Preparation Time15 mins
Cooking Time15 mins
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  1. Mix maida,azwain,salt and water to make it very soft dough. Let it rest for 15 mins.
  2. Mix all "stuffing" ingredients in a bowl. Mix well till all the ingredients combined well.
  3. Make lemon size balls from the dough. Now take a ball of dough and roll it out very thinly in an oval or round shape. Dust off any excess flour and cut them in middle. Again cut them into 3-4 middle cuts as shown in picture.
  4. Fold the samosa in such a way that you get a cone. First bring one edge to the center, then bring the other edge and place it overlapping the first. Fill the stuff inside the cone. See to it that you fill even the tip of the cone. Now repeat the same process for the rest of the dough.
  5. Now heat oil in a kadai. To check if the oil is hot enough, drop a small piece of dough into the oil, if it raises to the surface immediately, then the oil is hot enough to fry the samosas. Fry the rest of the samosas in the same way.
Tips :
  1. Make balls from the dough depending on the size of samosas needed. If you want a small samosa, make a small ball and a slightly bigger ball for a bigger samosa. Now take a ball of dough and roll it out very thinly in an oval or round shape. Dust off any excess flour and cut them in middle. So you get 2 pieces from each circle.
  2. For the ultimate crispy flaky samosa, fry them twice: once at 350F and the second time around at 375F. If you plan on freezing samosas, fry them just once. Let cool and freeze.
  3. Dip your finger in the flour/water paste and run along the edges. Roll into triangular shape as pictured above, making sure to seal the edges tightly. Set aside on a floured surface. Work quickly to prevent the samosas from drying out.

Sunday, 23 March 2014

List - Preservatives - Fryms

List - Snacks - Tea Time

Cutlets/Patties :
Samosa :
Pakora/Pakodi :
PopCorn :