TOPIC: Receipes from AT members

He is asking whole masala not factory packed powders. Am I right M.Fan ?

Fave5 wrote:

There are ready-made masala sachets available for veg & non-veg dishes. (sanjeev kapoor's khana khazana brand and many others)

just add the basics, cooking oil, onions-tomatoes etc, and mix the masala as per instructions along with the main ingredients.



Manoj Fan wrote:

Can some one list out essential masala's for both non-veg & veg dishes to be stocked always in the kitchen. I will appreciate if you could write both the hindi & english names of the masala where ever applicable. Thanks.

Hi Richa,

like LFC, i am also a foodie and always appreciate good, healthy recipes. Having quickly browsed thru your recipe, the first one caught my attention for what i call a "night snack" time.

however, at 1030pm, i don't want to munch on crunchy serial (personal choice) but at the same time i want something quick, healthy & guilt free "night snack". This is what i have been doing:

1. skim milk
2. fat free yogurt (vanilla or plain) - i take fat free cottage cheese
3. frozen berries
4. banana
5. ice cubes

other variants to this smoothie: add dark brown chocalate, protien powder, peanut-butter, pineapple cubes - add to the list per your creativity and taste buds

blend it in "Magic Bullet" - takes less than 1 min to prepare, 1 min to drink a healthy, delicious, fruity smoothie and 1 min to rinse/clean the "MB" jar.

btw, Magic Bullet is a cool gadget for this kind of quick shakes - been using it for over a year now!


Lady_from_cary wrote:

richakulkarni wrote:

I'm a food blogger and write frequently on it.
All the recipes on my blog are made/cooked/baked by me first and then posted.
Hope you all will like it.
Check the link richakulkarni.blogspot.com

Thanks
Richa

Richa,I am excited to see local food blogger on AT.Thanks for sharing the link. I took quick glance and loved your Blueberry cake..very tempting.Keep us posted and also start some action in recipe section of AT.

Those sachets are blend of masalas, if I am not mistaken, which otherwise you'd end up putting different masalas individually. For bachelors or even for busy "cooks", the sachets are quite handy

oldy wrote:

He is asking whole masala not factory packed powders. Am I right M.Fan ?

Fave5 wrote:

There are ready-made masala sachets available for veg & non-veg dishes. (sanjeev kapoor's khana khazana brand and many others)

just add the basics, cooking oil, onions-tomatoes etc, and mix the masala as per instructions along with the main ingredients.



Manoj Fan wrote:

Can some one list out essential masala's for both non-veg & veg dishes to be stocked always in the kitchen. I will appreciate if you could write both the hindi & english names of the masala where ever applicable. Thanks.

Kubi, Please Add Haleem recipe from PP in the first post.

www.apnatriangle.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=3&id=13883&Itemid=248#13962

I just posted the Chakkar pongal receipe in the blogs.
Please check this link.
www.apnatriangle.com/index.php?option=com_myblog&show=chakkar-pongal-andhra-special-sweet-dish.html&Itemid=142

looks so yummy..
Feeling hungry now

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