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Make a well in the centre of the mix and put a piece of foil inside. Spoon clarified butter on the hot charcoal and as soon as smoke emanates, immediately cover the plate tightly with foil. Set aside for 30 minutes. Uncover the plate and discard the foil and charcoal. To cook the kebabs Meetha ittar is an oil-based flavouring extract reminiscent of the fragrance of wet earth. It is used in Awadhi kebabs.

Mix meetha ittar if using into the kebab mix and let it rest for 10 more minutes. Divide mix into 8пїЅ10 walnut-sized portions and shape into rounded patties.

Remove and set aside. Brush a large ladle with clarified butter and put it over low heat till warm. Remove ladle from heat, add about 1 tbsp of lightly beaten egg white and immediately add a prepared patty so that the egg white coats it. Return to heat and cook only till egg white sets. Transfer to a serving plate. Serve hot with pudina chutney p. I had planned to cook a meal for the young monks there. Once in the kitchen, I made a lightly flavoured bak choy a type of Chinese cabbage.

I then watched the young monks sit down to eat. Before they started, each one of them folded their hands and said a prayer. It was a humbling experience to see these young boys praying so sincerely. They ate everything and did not waste a single morsel.

They seemed to like it and for me that was my greatest reward. Put oil in a kadhai wok over medium heat. Add bak choy, salt and pepper and toss till bak choy wilts slightly. Remove from heat and serve hot with balep korkun p. As is evident from the name, Gopalpur is a beach resort. It is a peaceful place where you can just sit on the beach and gaze at the great blue waves for ever.

I took the advice, got on to a bus to Gopalpur and thanked my friend all day long for suggesting this little detour. The sea, the sun, the sand, I loved it all. To top it, I had some superb food there.

The very first dish was this green banana brarata, which simply blew me away. Brarata, or what is commonly called bharta, is generally made with aubergine in India. But Gopalpur gave a whole new dimension to my perception of bharta.

Peel and mash separately. When hot, add curry leaves. When they crackle, add onion, garlic and green chillies. Mix in tomato, tamarind pulp and salt and cook till tomato becomes mushy.

Simmer till the moisture dries up. I totally agree. It is the epitome of self-sacrifice and hospitality. Always strive to make yourself just as useful and make the world a better place to live in. Every single part of the banana tree can be used for different purposes. The fruit is, of course, much loved by all of us. But even the leaves, flowers and trunk are edible.

Food is served on banana leaves; there are several Indian dishes that are wrapped in banana leaves for grilling or steaming; the tender core of the trunk is cooked as a vegetable in the eastern parts of India пїЅ The list goes on. This Assamese recipe uses the banana flower to create a wonderfully aromatic dish. It requires some effort to separate the blossoms, but, trust me, it is definitely worth it! Remove the stamens and the thin, translucent film within the blossoms. This is important as the stamens do not cook easily and sometimes impart a bitter flavour to a dish.

Clean the blossoms with greased hands as the sap is very sticky and can permanently stain clothes. Bhaaji Put oil in a frying pan over medium heat. When hot, add panch phoran, bay leaf and red chillies. Cover and cook till potatoes are tender and the moisture has almost dried up. Mix in banana blossoms, toss well and cook uncovered for 3пїЅ4 minutes till tender.

Serve hot with roti or as an accompaniment to rice and dal. They are a naturally fun-loving people and celebrate everything with gusto.

During my last visit to Surat, I was treated to a classic Gujarati dish, lilva baingan sabzi, which is made with sheet beans and aubergine. The softness of the aubergine and the slightly firm lilva beans taste fabulous with hot rotis, straight off the tava griddle. Top, tail and trim the beans. Gravy Put oil in a frying pan over medium heat.

When hot, add asafoetida powder, mustard seeds and carom seeds. When the spices crackle, add turmeric powder and immediately add aubergines and beans. Mix well, cover and cook till vegetables are tender. Konkani food is characterized by the accentuated use of coconut, cashew nut and kokum.

It is also well known for producing the best mangoes and jackfruits. Lovely, smooth and succulent. The fresh cashews used here are seasonal. They are plucked fresh off the fruit and used immediately.

They have a sweet, slightly astringent flavour and have a very pale green colour. In a blender, combine garlic, green chillies and 2 tbsp of water and blend to make a smooth paste. Melt clarified butter in a frying pan over medium heat. Add asafoetida powder and cumin seeds. Remove into a grinder and grind to make a smooth paste.

Return the ground paste to the same pan over medium heat. Mix in cashew nuts with salt and garam masala powder. Cook for 2пїЅ3 minutes. Serve hot with roti. Yes, the birth of this recipe is described in a story. Legend has it that several years ago, a great tragedy befell India in the form of a fierce and prolonged famine.

Every grain, every drop of water, every source of food dried up, leaving the people helpless and hungry. They scoured the land but all they got was hot, dry sand. Finally, they sought the help of the gods and asked them to be sympathetic and give them food. Their prayers were answered.

Goddess Shakambhari which translates into Bearer of the Greens was so moved by the plight of the people that she cried for nine days and nights. Her tears rolled down to form a river that finally ended the famine. Vegetables started to grow along the river, of which patra or colocasia leaves formed a major portion.

The starving people used these leaves to make a sabzi vegetable to fill their stomachs. Thus, patra nu shaak was created. This story always makes me think of how privileged I am to have everything I need.

I am thankful for the food I eat, for being in a position where I can feed other people who need nourishment. Using a small knife, remove the thick stem and veins. In a small mixing bowl, combine batter ingredients. Gradually add water and mix to make a thick, spreadable batter. Spread batter evenly on the veined side of the leaf and roll into a tight roll.

Repeat with the other leaf. Heat water in a steamer and steam the rolls for 10пїЅ15 minutes or till tender. Put oil for the tempering in a frying pan over medium heat. When hot, add asafoetida powder and mustard seeds.

When the spices crackle, add 2 cups of water and the remaining tempering ingredients. Raise heat to high and bring to a rapid boil. Add the prepared patra and cook till the gravy thickens. Shaak kalonji is basically shaak green leafy vegetables, in this case and kalonji nigella seeds cooked together to make an irresistible dish.

Wash well and pat dry. When hot, add nigella seeds. Add turmeric powder and immediately mix in the greens. Toss well and cook till greens wilt and are just cooked. Stir in sugar and salt and cook only till sugar dissolves. In my free time though I hardly had any , I would wander around the city and visit as many restaurants and shops as I could.

One day I walked into a small restaurant with a big, fat menu card. My meal arrived on a massive plate with about eight little bowls placed neatly along the rim. There were four types of curries, two dals, three varieties of breads, rice, pappadams, pickles and sweets. I was rather taken aback. But then I took a deep breath and plunged into the food. It was mind-blowing! The first thing I ate was the jackfruit dish called fansachi bhaaji. I had never eaten anything like it in my life.

Try it out yourself and tell me how you like it. Curry Using well-greased hands and a well-greased, sharp knife, cut the jackfruit in half and pull apart the halves. Cut each half lengthwise into quarters and cut away the centre or core. Slice away the skin and cut the fruit shred-like part into chunks. Discard the seeds. Put oil in a large frying pan over medium heat. When hot, add jackfruit and fry till it is evenly coloured and slightly softened.

Cook, stirring occasionally, till nearly all the moisture evaporates. Remove pan from heat and stir in yogurt. Return pan to the heat, add salt and bring to a boil, stirring continuously. Remove and spoon into a serving dish. Sprinkle with cashew nuts if using and serve hot with roti or steamed rice. So the Rajasthani people depend considerably on dried beans and berries for their food. Ker is a green berry-like fruit of a thorny bush Capparis decidua.

It is sour and commonly available during April and May. Of course, dried ker is available all year round. Fresh ker is kept in salt for 15 days so that it loses its sourness. It can then be stored or used immediately. Ker is also used in Ayurvedic medicines. Sangri are the bean-like fruits of the khejari tree Prosopis cineraria. They can be made into a pickle, eaten as a vegetable or can be fried in oil and served with salt and red chillies.

Together, ker and sangri can be cooked to make a wonderful dish with a rustic, earthy flavour. Wash sangri. Combine ingredients for the soaking solution in a large bowl and soak sangri in it overnight.

Soak mustard seeds, red chillies and dried mango pieces separately overnight. The next day, drain all soaked ingredients and set aside in separate bowls. Put ker and sangri in a large pan. Pour in just enough water to cover and boil over medium heat till tender. Grind mustard seeds to a smooth paste. In a large mixing bowl, combine the boiled ker and sangri with ground mustard paste, and the soaked and drained red chillies and dried mango pieces.

Stir in turmeric powder and salt. In a small mixing bowl, combine chilli powder and mango powder with 1 cup of water and set aside. Put oil for the tempering in a kadhai wok over medium heat till it starts to smoke. Reduce heat to low and add cumin seeds. When cumin seeds crackle, carefully stir in the diluted chilli and mango powder mix. Add the ker sangri mixture and toss well. Cook for just 1 minute, remove from heat and cool to room temperature.

Serve with roti. NOTE: This dish tastes best the day after it is cooked, after it matures overnight. Tall, sleek pine trees, lush green landscapes, colours sprayed across the region in the form of flowering buds, trees laden with a variety of fruits, birds you never knew existedпїЅit truly is an enchanting place.

And equally enchanting is the food you get there. Simple, traditional and delicious are the three words that sum up Himachali cuisine. Of all the different Himachali fruits and vegetables, the one I love using the most is kohlrabi. Kohlrabi or knol khol is a unique vegetable. Its taste and texture are similar to those of cabbage, but not as sharp and a little sweeter.

The best part about working with it is that it tastes splendid no matter how it is cooked or not cooked. Melt clarified butter in a kadhai wok over medium heat. Add asafoetida powder, cumin seeds, fenugreek powder and crushed cloves. Pour in 1 cup of water and cook till vegetables are tender. Mix in salt, sugar and coriander leaves and cook till sugar dissolves.

Serve hot with roti or steamed rice. And yet, I am not satisfied. One dish that I always look out for on all my trips is nadru yakhni. Nadru, kamal kakri or lotus stem, is round, and white to light green in colour. It contains hollow air channels that run through the length of the stem. It has a mild, slightly sweet flavour and can be consumed cooked or uncooked. Delicious as it is, it is also beneficial for our health, as nadru is a rich source of calcium, iron and fibre.

Cut into 4" pieces. When hot, add lotus stems and fry till golden. To the same pan add cumin seeds. When they crackle, reduce heat to low and add yogurt. Cook stirring continuously for about 2 minutes. Mix in remaining ingredients along with fried lotus stems and continue cooking till the gravy is thick. Serve hot with naan p. Papad Ki Sabzi Pappadam Curry SERVES 4 Gazing at the sand dunes in the Thar Desert of the Marwar region of Rajasthan, I always wonder what dreadful crime the earth must have committed that the lord of the winds had, in a fit of pure rage, scratched all the life and greenery off her and left marks on her soft, golden palms.

This region has no vegetation whatsoever. In spite of this, the cuisine of this region is one of the most colourful and distinctive.

Owing to the harsh weather, there is a scarcity of fresh green vegetables, and so people are forced to use dehydrated stalks and beans of various kinds. Papad ki sabzi is a case in point. Made using the famous pappadams of northern India, this recipe transforms the usually crisp pappadams into a moist, spicy and a little oily curry. You will not even be able to tell that these are pappadams. Make it at home and keep everyone guessing! When hot, add mustard seeds and cumin seeds.

When the spices crackle, remove pan from heat and set aside for 1 minute. Add spiced yogurt and return pan to heat. Reduce heat to low and keep stirring till the mixture starts to simmer. Serve hot with bajra roti p. In a blender, combine spice paste ingredients and grind to make a smooth paste. Put coconut oil in a frying pan over medium heat. Add the tempering spices. Mix in the ground spice paste and cook for 5 minutes till the gravy thickens.

It is eaten like a dal in Karnataka. Moreover, we had been served nearly 20 dishes. Later, I confessed to my friend that I did not know which dish menaskai was. He simply asked me which dish I liked the most. I told him the one with the sweet-sour pineapple; it was a most delectable dish and left an indelible imprint on my palate. He told me, with a smile, that that was menaskai. Menaskai is usually made on special occasions. It looks like a chutney with chunks of pineapple in it and is easy to make.

You will remember the taste very well, even if you forget the name. Put a griddle over medium heat and separately roast sesame seeds and red chillies. Combine sesame seeds and red chillies in a grinder with paprika and 2пїЅ3 tbsp of water and grind to make a smooth paste. Taste and add salt, if required. When hot, add the remaining tempering ingredients.

When the spices crackle, add the tempering to the pineapple curry. Serve hot with steamed rice. NOTE: Pineapple can be substituted with firm, ripe mangoes. Half-ripe mangoes taste best. It was a special moment when the principal, Parvadha Vardhini Gopalakrishnan, presented me the award amidst the thunderous applause of the young, new batch of chefs.

The walls were the same, the tables were the same, the teachers were the same, even I was the sameпїЅand yet, something was different. I thought and thought and thought, and then it hit me. There was a time when I was one of those students, enthusiastically clapping for someone on the dais. Today, I was on the other side and people were cheering for me. After the ceremony, we sat down to a wonderful meal prepared by the students.

One of the dishes served to us was a traditional udupi one made with pumpkin called ajethna kaddu. When hot, add mustard seeds and red chillies. When the spices crackle, add pumpkin, turmeric powder, salt and 1 cup of water. Cover and cook for 6пїЅ8 minutes till pumpkin is tender. Sprinkle garam masala powder, toss well and immediately remove from heat. Serve hot with roti or steamed rice and dal. Eating misal makes you feel like a dragon. Add Kolhapuri masala and cook for 1 minute longer.

Cool and grind to make a fine paste. Curry Put oil in a pan over medium heat. When hot, add cumin seeds, mustard seeds and curry leaves. Pour in 5 cups of water and stir. Cover and cook the curry till it boils rapidly and the sprouts and potato are tender.

Mix in tamarind pulp and jaggery and simmer till jaggery dissolves. To serve Spoon the curry into a soup plate. Put the onions, tomatoes, coriander leaves, farsan and yogurt separately into small bowls and arrange them around the curry. Any of these accompaniments can be eaten with the curry. Serve hot with pav or dinner rolls.

Be it architecture, town planning, street names or food, there is an unmistakable trace of France, which makes it so singular. Mustard vegetable curry is proof of this wonderful blending. When seeds swell up and are soft enough to split when pressed between your thumb and finger, drain away the excess water.

Using a grinder or food processor, grind the seeds to make a smooth paste. Mustard paste Soak mustard seeds in warm water for 30 minutes.

Drain and grind to a smooth paste with salt. Curry Wash potato, peel and dice. Blanch potato and cauliflower florets in boiling salted water for 1 minute each. Stir in tomatoes, salt, chilli powder and paprika and cook till tomatoes are mushy.

Mix in potato, cauliflower, carrot, green peas and coconut milk. Cover and cook till vegetables are tender. Bring the curry to a boil. Mix in vinegar and immediately remove from heat. And all the credit for introducing me to this fabulous dal goes to my friend Manish Khanna. I was working at the Leela Kempenski in Mumbai, as was Manish. One day, he opened his lunch box and the entire room was instantly filled with a most tempting aroma. It beckoned me and before I knew it I had finished all his dal.

Manish just sat there, staring at me with a bemused expression. This dal reinforces the fact that vegetarian food can be just as delicious as nonvegetarian food. Even a simple dal like this could make me go weak in the knees. Even today, there are times I crave for it. Cover and cook over medium-high heat for 20пїЅ25 minutes or till dal is cooked and mushy.

Boil over medium heat till it thickens. Reduce heat to low. Put oil for tempering in a small pan over medium heat. When hot, add remaining tempering ingredients. When spices splutter, add the tempering to the dal and cover immediately.

Switch off the heat and set aside for 5 minutes for flavours to blend. Stir well and serve with poori or rice. It is similar to sambar, except that it contains no sambar powder. It has its own spice blend that gives it a very different and refreshing flavour. The tamarind pulp too gives it a delicious tang. Pressure-cook dal with its soaking water for 12пїЅ14 minutes over low heat after the cooker reaches full pressure.

The dal must be mushy. When the pressure settles, whisk or churn dal to mash well. When hot, add cinnamon and cloves.

When the fragrance of cinnamon fills the air, add mustard seeds, fenugreek seeds and cumin seeds. When the spices crackle, add asafoetida powder and turmeric powder. Add tamarind pulp, mix well and stir in 4 cups of water. Bring to a boil and add curry leaves, chilli powder and tomatoes. Continue to boil for 20пїЅ25 minutes. When the fragrance of curry leaves fills the air, mix in the mashed dal with salt. Reduce heat and simmer for 5пїЅ7 minutes. Garnish with coconut and coriander leaves and serve hot with steamed rice drizzled over with clarified butter.

I was served this dal in Lucknow and was besotted by its richness and taste. The kitchens of the nawabs used to have gourmet cooks called rakabdars, who prepared exquisite dishes and meals in small quantities. There were many rakabdars in a household, each specializing in a particular dish and in the presentation of dishes.

Originally created by a famous rakabdar named Pir Ali who worked for the Nawab of Awadh, this dal commands a place of supreme respect in any feast. In a mixing bowl, whisk milk, cream and yogurt till well combined. Strain through a muslin cloth into a fresh bowl, cover and refrigerate. Combine cloves and cardamoms with 1 tbsp water and grind to make a smooth paste. Drain dal and put it into a large, heavy pan with salt, chilli powder and 3пїЅ4 cups of water.

Cover and cook over medium-low heat till dal is cooked and most of the water is absorbed. Remove from heat, drain off any surplus water and whisk well to mash the dal completely. Place the betel leaf on the surface of the mashed dal. Using tongs, place the charcoal on the betel leaf.

Spoon 1 tsp of clarified butter over the charcoal and as it begins to smoke, immediately cover the pan with a tight lid. Set aside for 10 minutes. Open pan and remove and discard the charcoal and leaf. Stir in the chilled cream mixture, cloveпїЅ cardamom paste and saffron with the milk.

Place pan over low heat, cover and simmer for about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, heat the clarified butter for the tempering in a ladle. Add cumin seeds and garlic. When garlic colours slightly, immerse the ladle into the dal and cover immediately. Stir lightly and garnish with green chillies and mint leaves. After using dried plants and shrubs for cooking, they came up with using an amazing ingredient for seasoning a simple dal.

Thikri means earthen pot. Pieces of thikri are heated till they are red-hot and added to the dal. This gives it such a dreamlike aromaпїЅthe delicious fragrance of Mother NatureпїЅthat it cannot taste anything but divine! Drain and leave in the sun to dry thoroughly.

Wash dal and soak in water for 20 minutes. Drain dal and put into a pan with 2 cups of water, salt, turmeric powder and chilli powder. Cover and cook over medium-high heat till it is soft. Stir occasionally and add more water while cooking, if required. Reduce heat to low and continue simmering the dal. In a small frying pan, melt clarified butter over low heat. Add fenugreek seeds and cumin seeds.

Pour the tempering into the simmering dal, mix well, cover and simmer for 3пїЅ4 minutes longer. Mix in tamarind pulp and jaggery and simmer for another 5 minutes.

Meanwhile, heat the earthen bowl directly over a strong flame, till red-hot. Using tongs, drop the bowl into the simmering dal and cover immediately with a tight lid. Switch off the heat under the dal and set aside for 5пїЅ7 minutes to allow the dal to absorb the earthy flavour of the bowl. Open pan and stir dal well. Remove the earthen bowl. Drizzle 2 tbsp clarified butter over the dal. NOTE: Alternatively, the dal can be cooked and tempered in an unglazed earthen vessel.

This brings out the earthy flavour even better and is also healthier as it aids the absorption of minerals. My team forced me to take a break and relax, much to my indignation. But it was a relaxed atmosphere and I did feel better.

Whole masoor black lentils and palak spinach sounded like a different combination to me. The little lentil grains rolling over your tongue interspersed with smooth shreds of spinach give the dal a lovely texture and taste. I have to admit, that dal made my holi day. Drain dal and put into a pan with 3 cups of water, asafoetida powder, green chillies, ginger and salt.

Cover and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, till dal is thoroughly cooked and slightly mushy. Melt clarified butter over medium-low heat in a frying pan. Add asafoetida powder, cumin seeds and curry leaves. Pour the tempering over the dal and cover immediately.

Stir and serve hot with roti or steamed rice. I would drop by his home periodically, and each time his mother would make a mind-blowing dish for me.

I still remember the day I ate this dal. I was head over heels in love with it and insisted that she teach me how to make it. Years later, I discovered that there is a restaurant called Dalma in Bhubaneshwar, Orissa. Drain dal, place in a pan with 2 cups of water and cook over medium heat till mushy.

In another pan, combine potato, aubergine, colocasia and banana with salt, turmeric powder and 2 cups of water. Place over medium heat and boil till vegetables are tender. In a large frying pan, melt clarified butter over medium heat and add the tempering ingredients.

Mix in gingerпїЅgarlic paste and tomato and cook till tomato turns mushy. Add the cooked dal and vegetables. Mix well and pour in 1 cup of water. Add cumin powder. Taste and add more salt, if required. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer till dal thickens. Serve hot, garnished with grated coconut.

Cooking madra requires a certain amount of skill and plenty of elbow grease and patience. In a blender, combine the soaked rice with water and green cardamoms and grind to make a fine paste. Remove into a bowl and set aside. Gravy Put oil in a pan over medium heat. When oil begins to smoke, add asafoetida powder, cloves, cinnamon and black cardamoms.

When the spices crackle, add cumin seeds. Mix in chickpeas and stir well. Reduce heat to low and add yogurt, stirring continuously. Gradually increase the heat to medium and keep stirring non-stop till the curry starts boiling. Take care to ensure that the yogurt does not split. Mix in the rice paste and cook, stirring continuously for another 15пїЅ20 minutes. Add clarified butter, reduce heat to low and continue cooking for 15пїЅ20 minutes longer or till mixture thickens.

Stir in salt, cook for 2 minutes and remove from heat. Serve hot, garnished with cashew nuts, raisins and almonds. He worked for her and accompanied her family to Amritsar during the insurgency in Kashmir in Drain and rinse thoroughly. In a pressure cooker, combine beans with 3 cups of water, salt and half the gingerпїЅgarlic paste.

Pressure-cook for 7пїЅ9 minutes over low heat after the cooker reaches full pressure. Remove from heat and allow the pressure to settle. Meanwhile, put oil in a frying pan over medium heat. Spoon contents of pan into the pressure cooker containing the beans. Mix in the remaining ingredients and pressure-cook over low heat for 10пїЅ12 minutes.

When the pressure settles, open cooker and serve the beans hot. Bhojpuri Dal Pithaura Mixed Lentils with Dumplings SERVES 4пїЅ6 With balloons soaring higher and higher in the air and children running after them, the little merry-go-rounds with pink and blue plastic ponies, a man wearing a turban larger than his head performing simple rope tricks, numerous stalls selling bangles and toysпїЅit certainly was a mela to remember.

I was in a town in Bihar called Ara, on the auspicious occasion of Shivratri. It is a festival celebrated throughout India and marks the day on which Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati were united in holy matrimony. In Ara, a mela is organized every year on this day, and the entire town transforms into a montage of lights, flowers, song, dance and food.

I was lucky to be there and experience the joy of eating Bhojpuri food with the local people. Bhojpuri cuisine is similar to Bihari cuisine, but is slightly spicier. The charged atmosphere around me made me hungry. The one I loved most was dal pithaura. It is made of a mixture of dals with little flower-shaped dumplings sitting prettily in it, soaking in all the flavours of the dal.

Roast them separately and grind to powders. You can also mix roasted cumin seeds for extra flavour when grinding. Pithaura In a mixing bowl, combine all pithaura ingredients and mix well. Cover with a damp muslin cloth and set aside. Dal Wash all dals and soak in water for 15 minutes.

Drain and put dals in a pressure cooker with 3 cups of water, salt and turmeric powder. When the pressure settles, open cooker and mix in garam masala powder, chilli powder and bay leaves with 2 cups of water to make a watery dal.

Put the cooker over medium heat and bring dal to a boil. Meanwhile, divide the prepared dough into marblesized balls and roll each portion into a small disc. Repeat with the remaining dough.

When dal begins to boil rapidly, add the prepared flowers one at a time and cook for 15пїЅ20 minutes, till the flowers begin to float on the surface, which means that the dough is cooked. Reduce heat and simmer for about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, melt the clarified butter for the tempering in a frying pan over medium heat. Add asafoetida powder, cumin seeds and red chillies. Mix in tomato and cook till mushy. Pour the tempering over the cooked dal and cover immediately.

Simmer for about 1 minute and remove from heat. To serve, drizzle 2 tbsp clarified butter and serve hot with papad and any chutney of your choice. The combination of toddy, fresh coconut and spices give this cake an unexpected twist. A great dish to pass around at teatime.

Drain rice and rinse well. In a blender, combine drained rice with 1 cup of toddy and grind to make a fine paste, adding very little water if necessary. Remove into a bowl. In the same blender, combine the remaining toddy with coconut and grind to make a fine paste.

Mix into the rice paste. Add egg yolks, sugar and salt and mix to form a thick batter thicker than cake batter. Some more toddy may be added if required. Cover and set aside in a warm place for 4пїЅ6 hours to ferment. Spice paste In a grinder, combine garlic, cinnamon, pepper, cloves and red chillies.

Gradually add vinegar and grind to make a fine paste. Filling Shell prawns, clean and devein. Wash well and set aside in a colander to drain. Mix in prawns and salt. Simmer till the prawns are half cooked. Stir in coconut cream and sugar and bring to a boil, stirring continuously.

Add vinegar and cook till the mixture is very thick. Remove from heat and set aside. Grease a deep 9" square or round baking tin and dust with flour. Pour in half the batter and spread evenly. Spread prawn mixture in an even layer over batter and top with remaining batter. Place in the oven and bake for 30 minutes or till top is golden and a skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean.

Turn out, cut into wedges, garnish with tomato wedges and green peas and serve. Fun-loving, friendly, clever and very focused about his workпїЅa chef to watch out forпїЅDelzad was the baby of the team despite being the tallest. It happened to be Navroze, the first day of the Zoroastrian year that commences on 21 March. It is an auspicious day for the Parsis and Delzad had organized a little party at home to celebrate.

The Parsis first migrated to India sometime around the ninth to tenth century. There is a popular story about their arrival. It is said that when they asked the ruling king of Gujarat, Jadi Rana, for asylum, he showed them a bowl of milk filled to the brim. This was to indicate that his kingdom was already full and that he did not have any place for the immigrants.

In response, a Parsi priest added a pinch of sugar to the milk, thus indicating that they would not cause the vessel to overflow; instead, they would make the land sweeter. And they kept their promise. The one I liked the most was the prawn patio, which is simple to make and tastes lovely with rice.

Shell prawns, clean and devein. Cover and simmer till the prawns are just cooked. Stir in tamarind pulp and jaggery and cook till the jaggery dissolves. Remove from heat and serve hot with rice or roti.

I was watching a video of Chef Michael Swamy cooking for a Marathi cookery show. I had known him for about six months by then and he never mentioned that he had been on TV. Michael just shrugged. I went back to watching the video. Michael was making a very interesting East Indian dish called lobster chinchoni. They were evangelized by the Portuguese around the fifteenth century, but retain much of their older traditions, including speaking in their native language, Marathi.

I could see that Michael was struggling with the language, but his cooking techniques were impeccable. I was actually watching the video to see how my friend Michael appeared on television; but, as the video continued, my focus shifted from Michael to the lobster and my interest was piqued. I knew right away that this dish would have to be in my book.

In a blender, combine chillies with the soaking water and remaining spice paste ingredients. Grind to make a fine paste. Clean the lobsters and remove the flesh. Discard the shells. When hot, add ground spice paste and fry for 2пїЅ3 minutes. Cook till lobster is tender. Serve hot with sanna p. The first opportunity I got, I hired a boat and sailed through the still waters. The only thing I could hear was the soft rippling sound of the water sliding off the oars. It is an extremely calming sound, bringing to mind beautiful memories, making you feel, well, content.

Content with your life, your joys, your sorrows, everything. In a way, it introduces you to yourselfпїЅthe self that sometimes loses its true identity in the daily grind of responsibilities and commitments. After almost two hours of soul-searching, I returned to my resort happy and at peace with the world. As soon as I entered, my spirits were further uplifted.

A most welcoming aroma met me at the door; I followed it to the kitchen, where I spent quite some time exchanging notes with the cooks. My eyes witnessed an amazing sightпїЅa huge kadhai wok full to the brim with oysters in a lovely saffron sauce. I will not even go into the details of how heavenly it tasted. All I will say is, it just made my day! You can make this dish with mussels as well. Add washed oysters and switch off the heat.

Set aside till they open up. Drain out the water and discard any oysters or mussels which have not opened up. Using a fork, pry out the flesh from the shells and set aside. Stir in red chillies, coconut cream and stock and bring to a boil, stirring continuously.

Reduce heat to low and allow the gravy to simmer for 1 minute. Mix in salt, pepper, saffron with milk , turmeric powder, star anise and cinnamon.

Add poached oysters and simmer for 3пїЅ4 minutes. Serve hot with bread rolls or steamed rice. There is no fixed recipe for this spice blend and you can change the ingredients according to your taste. Grind to make a smooth, thick paste. Mix in salt. If using turmeric powder, combine turmeric powder with just enough water to make a smooth, thick paste and mix in salt. Put mustard oil in a pan over medium heat.

When hot, add mustard seeds. When they crackle, add the prepared thin paste to it. Cook for 2 minutes. Stir in tamarind pulp, green chillies and sugar and cook till sauce thickens. Panch phoran The quantity of fenugreek seeds may be reduced if one finds them too bitter. Other spices that can be used to lend an interesting touch to panch phoran as a substitute for any of the spices are carom seeds, brown mustard seeds, caraway seeds and dill seeds.

Combine panch phoran ingredients in a mortar pestle and crush coarsely. Marination In a grinder, combine onion with tomatoes, lime juice and mustard paste and grind to make a fine paste.

Mix in salt and pepper. Rub marinade into fish and set aside to marinate for 20 minutes. Place marinated fish in the crushed panch phoran and encrust properly on one side only. Melt butter on a griddle over low heat. Sear fish on the side which is not encrusted.

Transfer fish to a greased baking tray, seared side down, and bake in the oven for 7пїЅ8 minutes till fish is tender and the crust is crisp. To serve Reheat sauce. Place fish on a serving platter and drizzle sauce over it. Chettinad cuisine is one of the spiciest in India and is famous for its mouth-watering non-vegetarian preparations. When hot, add the coconut and stir continuously till golden. Remove to a plate.

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