Showing posts with label Recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recipe. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 February 2015

Recipe : Elepotta Pattice



Guest post by Dipti Kocharekar 

Hello Everybody, 

Today I am going to share with you a recipe of Elephant Foot which is also well known as Suran. Tried this recipe over a weekend and turned out really great. So here I am sharing my secret ingredients with you to make this yummy recipe of Elepotta Pattice



Ingredients:

250 gm – Elephant foot / Suran
150 gm – Potato
1 tbsp – White til (Sesame seeds)
1 tbsp – Garlic & Ginger paste
1/2 tbsp – Red chili powder
1/4 tbsp – Haldi powder
A pinch of Ajwain (Carom seeds)
1/2 lemon juice
2 medium spoons – Besan
8 bread slices – crumbed
Salt as per taste

Thursday, 22 May 2014

Chicken Karahi Curry

Hello Friends,

Today I am going to share with you the recipe of Chicken Karahi Curry. This is a main course dish and easy to make.



Ingredients 
Chicken - 1 Kg.
Onions - 2 big ones
Tomatoes - 3-4 Nos Medium Size
Yoghurt -   3-4 tbsp
Ginger Garlic Paste - 1 and Half tbsp
Garam Masala - 1/2 tsp
Shaan Karahi / Gosht Masala
Tumeric Powder - 1tsp
Chilli Powder - 1/2 tsp
Green Chillies - 2 Nos - Medium Size
Salt
Oil
Coriander Leaves - For Garnishing.

Marination

Marinate chicken with Ginger Garlic Paste, Garam Masala, Shaan Karahi / Gosht Masala, Yoghurt and salt.

Marinated Chicken

Method

1) Take a broad pan , pour oil into it. Once it turns hot, slightly squeeze the onion before putting into the pan. Keep sauteing  till the onions are soft and slight brown.

2) Add finely chopped tomatoes, turmeric powder, chilli powder, slit green chillies and mix it well and keep sauteing till the tomatoes turn little soft.



3) Add the marinated chicken to the pan and saute till the whole masala is sauteed well (Bhunofied) .


4)  Add 2-3 cups of water and let it simmer for another 10-15 min. Since we have already added salt in marination, check the gravy and if the need be add more salt.

5) Remove it in a bowl and garnish with fresh green coriander leaves. Serve it with rice, chappati or nan.



Enjoy !!!

Friday, 11 April 2014

Moong Masala

Sunday morning breakfast are always different then the routine . You are at home, lazing around and want something which would add to your holiday mood - a good stomach filling breakfast. I like to experiment with different ingredients just to see how the final dish turns out to be. Sometimes its good and sometimes it might be a total disaster, but that's fine....its a learning process.

Last Sunday I happen to make Moong Masala and Parathas for the breakfast. It turned out really yummy and delicious. Lets check out the preparation.



Ingredients: 
Boiled Moong - As per requirement
Pav Bhaji Masala - 1tbsp
Onions - One medium size
Tomatoes - 2 Nos
Ginger-Garlic Paste - 1tsp
Haldi - 1/2 tsp
Red Chilli Powder - 1/2 tsp
Zeera - 1Tbsp
Green Chillies - one small
Garam Masala - 1/4 tsp
Salt - As per taste
Oil
Sugar - 1/4 tsp

Wednesday, 19 March 2014

Prawns Bhajiya

Guest Post by Dipti Kochrekar

Hello Friends,

Here I am,  yet again...... with a new and interesting recipe which I happen to try over the weekend. Its Prawn Bhajiya for the prawn lovers. It tastes yummy and easy in preparation. So let's see how to make this mouth watering recipe.






















For Marinating Prawns:
20 Medium to Large size Prawns
1 teaspoon garlic paste
1 teaspoon ginger paste
1 teaspoon lemon juice
½ teaspoon red chilli powder
Pinch of turmeric powder
½ teaspoon coriander powder
Salt as per taste
20 toothpicks




Friday, 21 February 2014

Aloo Mutter Paratha


Guest Post by : Dipti Kochrekar 

Hi Guys,

I am back again with easy recipe of Aloo Mutter Paratha. You can have this at breakfast or during evening snack time. We Indians just love Parathas specially when it has Aloo in it. Make the Parathas,  with this simple easy recipe and enjoy with family or friends.















Ingredients:
4 boiled Potato
1/4 kg Boiled Green Peas
5 Green chilles
1/2 inch Ginger
4 nos. Garlic
Medium cup chopped Coriander leaves
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
1 teaspoon red chill powder
1/2 teaspoon coriander powder
Salt as per taste
Wheat flour as required


Monday, 13 January 2014

Aloo Wadi (Patra)

Hello Friends,

Guest post by Dipti Kochrekar 




My name is Dipti Kocharekar and I am writing on a blog for the very first time. Today I am going to share with you the recipe of Aloo Wadi (also called as Patra), which I made at home recently. 

Friday, 29 November 2013

Paneer Tikka with Green Chutney

Hi ,

My first guest post on this blog, before i go ahead let me introduce myself to you.

People know me as  Farah Shaikh. Fun loving and full of life....that's me !!! Very passionate about cooking since childhood. I totally believe in the phrase "the way into person's heart is through tummy"...... the tried and tested route (Winks !!!). 

 Some people Eat to live....
 While rest Love to eat.... 

Than why not treat yourself with the best of foodies that not only enlightens your taste buds but also your heart and soul.

Cooking is simple just wild as your imagination with flavors. 

Here am sharing a simple mouth-watering Paneer Tikka recipe easy to cook and will surely bag you the title of master chef. 



Sunday, 27 October 2013

Matki Usal

Today i am going to share with you the recipe of Matki Usal which i happen to try over the weekend. I tried Matki Usal for the first time and and it turned out really yummy.



Ingredient: Matki , Onion 2-3Nos , Tomatoes 2 Nos, Green Chillies - 2-3 (depends on how hot you want it), Tumeric Powder - 1tsp, Coriander Powder - 1tsp, Zeera Powder (Roasted) - 1/2 tsp , Garam Masala - 1small tsp, Ginger Garlic Paste - 1tbsp, Bedekar Goda Masala - 2tsp, Salt  and Oil.










Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Veg Cutlets

This veg cutlets tastes amazing and is hit with all the age group. Got this recipe from one of my very good friend. I have tried this veg cutlets so many times and  got compliments every time i make this.
Easy to make, healthy and tastes great.


Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Butter Chicken


Butter chicken is one of the most popular recipe in India which originated from Punjab region, popular in most of the countries around the world. Today i am going to share my recipe of Butter Chicken which i happen to make over the weekend. 


Thursday, 5 September 2013

Palak Lachcha Paratha

Paratha's can be had at any time of the day, be it breakfast, lunch or dinner. There are so many variation in which Paratha's can be made. Few days back, i had made Palak (Spinach) Paratha and it turned out really nice. So here i am sharing with you today, the recipe of Palak Lachcha Paratha.



















Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Dhaba Palak Paneer

There are so many variations in which Palak Paneer is being made. Today i share with you yet another version of Palak Paneer which i happen to try it at home and turned out to be deliciously yummy.



Ingredients
A large bunch of Palak (spinach)
150 gms Paneer
2 onions (chopped finely)
2-3 green chillies (chopped finely)
1/2 tsp cumin seeds
1 -2 tsp lemon juice (as per your liking)
1 -1/2 tsp Ginger Garlic Paste

1 -1/2 tsp coriander powder
1 tsp red chilli powder
butter+oil for cooking
1 tsp ghee

Garam Masala (optional)


 





Tuesday, 18 June 2013

Chicken Skewers

As promised I am posting the chicken Skewers recipes. I am sure you’ll have waited long for this recipe to show up. Extremely sorry for posting it late, as I was really tied up. Thou I have so many products to review but I am trying to squeeze in some time for the blog posting as well.
So here we go.....


Ingredients Required : Chicken (Boneless), Ginger Garlic Paste, Chings Chilli Sauce, Few Green Chilies, Shaan Tandoori Masala, Fresh Cream, Salt, Knorr Vinegar and garlic seasoning, Soya Sauce, Pepper Powder, Garlic (finely chopped), Oil for frying,  Skewers (Long wooden sticks. You can get this from Any Grocery Shop) 

Skewers
 
Knorr Salad Seasoning - Vinegar with Garlic

Method :
1) First apply ginger garlic paste, salt, Ching’s chilli sauce, and few green chillies and boil the chicken.

2) Later add Shan’s Tandoori Chicken Masala and little Knorr Vinegar and Garlic Seasoning and grind the chicken, add lots of coriander and a table spoon of thick fresh cream.
This how it should look after adding Point 2
 3) Mix well, take a portion of chicken make it into round ball and pierce the skewers & keep spreading the chicken well on the skewers till it looks like a Seekh. 
This is how your Seekh should look before frying

4) Later shallow fry the chicken skewers. 

After Frying
5) Make a separate sauce by adding loads of Tomato Ketch-up, little salt, sugar, soya sauce, pepper powder and little spring onion chopped finely. Stir well now take oil in a very small pan put loads of crushed or finely chopped garlic sauté well. 

Sauce
 6) Add the sauce mixture to it and sauté well once ready can spread the skewers in a plate and just spill the sauce on top of these skewers. 

7) Garnish with Coriander leaves and little Spring onion finely cut. 
Finally it should look like this

 Enjoii!!!!!

Hope you like this recipe. Leave me a comment if you have any questions. 



Monday, 10 June 2013

Chicken Biryani - My Style




There was a small get together over the weekend at my place. Get to gather and good food sets the mood of the party. The menu had variety....  In starters we had Potato Cheese Shots, Chicken Skewers (recipe coming up shortly), Garlic Sauce (recipe already there on the blog), Main course was Chicken Biryani and Dhaba Chicken (recipe already on the blog). Desert was Aam ras and pieces of mangoes over vanilla ice-cream had my guest hogging on all this delicious delicacy.


Chicken biryani is cooked in quiet different variation. I like the version that my mom cooks. It’s yummy and tastes awesome. I have tried many different variations of biryani   but my favorite remains this one. Today I am sharing with you this recipe which has been passed on thru my grandmother to my mom and from my mom to me :)) 

  


Ingredients
Chicken - 1.1/2 Kg 
Basmati Rice - 1 Kg
Onion
Tomatoes
Potatoes
Haldi
Red Chilli Powder
Green Chillies
Coriander Powder
Whole Garam Masala (Cinnamon Sticks, Black pepper, Green Cardamon, Black Cardamon Clove (lavang)
Coriander Leaves
Salt
Ginger garlic paste
Yogurt
Kewra Water

Hara Masala - (Green Chilies, Ginger, Garlic, Cumin seeds, Haldi, Garam Masala, Coriander Leaves and little salt) – We usually keep this masala stored in our fridge, apart from biryani this masala can also be used in other preparations. 3-4 Tbsp if masala is required for the biryani.
Again it all depends on the quantity of the biryani. 

Ingredients will vary as per the quantity of the Biryani. If you are cooking Mutton Biryani then it will be 1 Kg Mutton and 1 Kg Basmati Rice. 

Method:
Marination: Marinate the chicken with salt, Hara masala and yogurt. Keep it aside for at least 1-2 hrs.
               
 .   Potatoes:
Cut potato in round circles, it should be 1/2 “inch in thickness, add little salt & keep it aside for an hour and later drain the water completely and shallow fry the potatoes.

·         Onions:
  Take lot of oil in a cooking vessel, once hot fry the finely sliced onion. While frying the onions put two pinch of salt so that onion will not soak much oil.  Once the onions are light golden remove it in a flat plate spreading it across so the golden color remains intact.

·         Rice:
 Take little oil in a pan, add little garam masala (Kali Mirchi, Laung, Tikki,Brown cardamon (1-no) and Green cardamon(3-4 nos) Add rice leaves. Saute for 2 – 3 seconds & then add water and salt. Wash basmati rice thoroughly & add to the pan. Keep water more so that once rice is done you can drain the excess water.  The rice should be cooked ¾ (once you break the rice it should break in ¾ size ¼ should be yet to cook).

·         Biryani
  Heat oil in a cooking vessel, add tomatoes cover the lid for 3-4 min so the tomatoes are     smashed well later uncover the lid and sauté well so that the tomato water gets dried, add slit green chilies, red chilli powder, turmeric powder, coriander powder, hara masala, salt and drain the entire curd from chicken marination and add to this preparation and sauté well so that the entire water is drained and the gravy starts separating oil. Later add marinated chicken and sauté well for 5-7 minutes and add the fried onions and mix it well. 

Masala should look this way once ready for layering



Keep aside from the gas, add lots of finely cut coriander leaves, fried potatoes mix well. Put the second layer of boiled rice on top of the dry gravy garnish it with coriander and fired onions. You can add color to the biryani if you want by mixing it in a bowl of milk and then spreading it over the rice, thou I don’t prefer adding color as it’s not good for health. Add Kewra water few drops.  Cover it with a foil paper and keep it on the gas above Tawa, and let it cook initially on high flame for 10 minutes and later for 15- 20 minutes on a very low flame. 
Layering of the Biryani

This is how the Biryani should look once you are done with layering

 When you open the lid there should be enough steam flowing out. That means your biryani is ready. 

Serve hot with Raita.

Few Tips while making the biryani

  • Making biryani is an art, everyone can’t make it perfect. Timing and judgment plays an important role.  
  • The onions should be perfect golden brown if it gets fried to darker brown, your biryani might turn sweeter.
  • When you boil the rice it should be cooked three forth. One fourth gets cooked in the steam when you keep the biryani for Dum on Tawa.
  • When you put tomatoes make sure along with the masala it is well sauteed and there is no water left or else your biryani might not have that royal taste.   
 Enjoi !!!! 

Do you like Biryani?? Then you must try this recipe. Stay tuned for the next recipe on the blog.


 Next Recipe - Chicken Skewers