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How to This and That
This and That 3.1 Onion and Tomato Raita 4-6 Servings Quantity Ingredient 8 oz. Yogurt (plain) 1 small Onion 1 2 t Salt 1 small Tomato 1 2 t Chat Masala (optional) 1 2 t Black pepper (ground) 1 4 c Milk 1. Beat yogurt and milk until smooth. 2. Chop onion and tomatoes and add to yogurt. 3. Add salt and pepper and sprinkle the Chat Masala over, and serve. 3.2 Boondhi Raita Quantity Ingredient 1 4 c Besan 1 2 c Water Ghee for frying to taste Salt to taste Pepper to taste Chat Masala 1 1 2 c Yogurt 1 4 c Milk 1. Make a pouring paste of the besan and water. 2. Heat ghee and drop paste into it through a slotted spoon to get little drops that fall one at a time (these are boondhi). 3. Remove the drops when golden brown and dry on a paper towel to remove extra oil. 4. Soak the drops in warm water. 5. Add milk, salt, pepper, and add Chat Masala to yogurt. 6. Squeeze water out of boondhi and add to yogurt.
How to Guide to Ingredients.Hindi
Ingredients 2.1 Guide to Ingredients Most of the ingredients are available at the grocery stores or supermarkets. Some, though, are special and have to be obtained from the Indian stores. Substitutes may change the character of the dish. It is better to omit an ingredient if not available than to substitute for it. If whole spice is not available, you may use the ground form, but the ground form is less pungent. Name Indian Name Description Asafoetida Hing Dried gum resin from the root of various Iranian and East Indian plants. Has a strong fetid odor|de nitely an acquired taste. May be obtained. Besan Besan Flour of dried chick peas. Cardamom Elaichi Dried fruit of a plant. Mostly the seeds are used. Seeds of 4 pods measure approximately 1 4 t. Coriander dhania Aromatic herb of the parsley family. Sold as cilantro or chinese parsley. Also sold as seed or dry powder. Cumin Jeera Very a...
Sanjiv Singh Recipes - Dales Recipe Book V3
Sanjiv Singh Sanjiv Singh The problem with the cooks I grew up with, like my mother for instance, is that they never wrote any of their craft down. So here I am looking for ways to cook the wonderful things I have been downing in large quantities and all these people can tell me is \Well, you add a `little' of this and wait 'til `that' happens and then serve." Having not had most of the experience rsthand, I have had to blunder through many \adventures" with the meals I have cooked for the rst couple of times. Through my e orts to write down some means of replicating what I would undoubtedly forget, this collection of recipes has come together as a collection of concoctions, hopefully exotic enough that cannot be found together elsewher...
How to Cookbook - Nelson Family Recipe Book
Cookbook - Nelson Family Recipe Book Preface 1.1 Somesh Rao I have collected these recipes over the network. I am just responsible for typesetting it and running it through a spell checker. In a later edition I hope to add my own recipes. At this pointIwould like to apologize to those whose recipes I have used but whose names I have not mentioned. During the editing process I lost most of the addresses. Finally, I am not responsible for any of the recipes as I have been so busy trying to put this book together that I have had no time for experimentation. Please send indian.recipes.*
Jack Daniel's Grilling Sauce
Jack Daniel's Grilling Sauce 1/2 cup pineapple juice 3 tablespoons soy sauce 1−1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/4 cup Jack Daniel's Whiskey Combine all ingredients and mix well. Dip meat in sauce and place on grill over hot coals. When meat is turned, brush with sauce. Grill to desired degree of doneness. Just before meat is removed from grill, brush again with sauce. Makes enough for 8 servings.
