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Semiya-Chowari Payasam (semiya-sabudana kheer)

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Ingredients Vermicelli (Semiya )                - 1 cup Sago (chewer/sabudana)        - 1 cup Milk                                          - 1/2 litre Condensed milk                       - 1 cup Raisins & cashew nuts            - 1/2 cup Cardamom powder                  - a pinch Ghee                                        - 2 tbsp Sugar                                        - to taste Preparation Boil water in a pan and add sago.Allow it to cook. When it is cooked,drain...

Beef Roast

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First of all, I am sorry to those who does not like beef.This is one of the best dish I ever cooked. In my last post, I had mentioned about beef roast that I had from Lathika chechi and after that, some of my friends requested me the recipe. I thought, rather than giving the recipe to them directly, it is better to post here. So, here is special beef roast Achayan's style.

Idiyappam

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Easter Cake

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Ingredients Refined flour              - 225 g         Butter                         - 250 g Sugar                          - 250 g Eggs                            - 4 vanilla essence            - 5-6 drops Milk                            - 1/2 cup Whipping cream        - for decorating Sugar paste                - for decorating     Preparation Preheat oven at 180c. Break eggs and add vanilla essence. Beat for 8-10 minutes until ribbon stage. In other bowl beat butter and sugar until fluffy for 2-3 min. Sieve flour into creamed mixture and ...

Bhatura & Chicken Dry Fry

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You may wonder what combination is this, but believe me it is fantastic. The items in the picture are Bhatura, Chicken masala and chicken dry fry. I used to note Chole Bhature from the Menu of north Indian restaurants. You might have also noticed the same. It is a heavy breakfast served in Punjab, Delhi and nowadays in most of the northern states. Chole Bhature is generally accompanied with curd and is served with onions, carrot / lemon pickle. I had tried  chole Bhature from restaurants several times and was searching for a perfectly light, fluffy bhatura recipe.Much to my surprise,one day I had it from one of our very close family friend Mrs. Lathika Dunsten's home. She is really a wonderful cook. We love to eat whatever she cooks in Trivandrum style, especially the beef roast. I got that perfect recipe of bhatura from her and tried. It is almost close to what i have tasted from her home.As you all know, I am more biased towards non vegetrarian dishes and hence I tried Bha...