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Uncategorized13 Mar 2008 07:33 pm

me on hwood boulevard

when went to La , to meet Ashwini,future wife to be,now is loving and extremely caring sweet wifey on the walk of fame, which isnt all that great as its made out to be

Pictures13 Mar 2008 07:22 pm

humming bird chicks in nest

Pictures02 Mar 2008 02:01 am

with mauritian chefs

recipes indian and recipes south indian08 Feb 2008 08:35 am

hi all this recipe is for my friend the doe eyed tejashree from belgaum, its my take on chicken 65,something which is great chakna, and i used to eat off haat gaadis when in hyderabad.

  1. chicken with no haddi- 500 gms
  2. besan- 25 gms
  3. corn flour- 20 gms
  4. ginger and garlic paste- 10 gms
  5. salt- to taste
  6. red chilly powder- 10 gms
  7. lime juice- 2nos

marinate the chicken cut into abt 20 gms bite size pieces and deep fry till lightly crispy.

then

  1. beat 50 gms yoghurt/dahi with
  2. 5 gms jeera pdr
  3. 5 gms dhania pdr
  4. pinch turmeric pdr

finally

take heavy bottomed pan, kadhai, something to cook in and

  1. heat 10 gms oil
  2. add 1 sprig kadhi patta
  3. & 1 green chilli finely chopped , saute lightly, add the yoghurt mix, and the chicken pieces, and stir fry till dry.

then serve hot as chakna, for pre wedding snack , like i did for mine..

Uncategorized20 Nov 2007 11:44 am

after a long time am on the site and wondering what to write..about..maybe will just wish my good friends shalmili and shyam on the birth of their children…great going guys….yay yay yay

Uncategorized19 Jul 2007 04:26 am

After finishing my stint here am moving to ile maurice/mauritius, to join the one and only le st geran.

good move eh!!

recipes indian07 Jun 2007 04:49 pm
  1. Chicken with bone skinless-2kgs
  2. yoghurt- 250 gms
  3. onions sliced – 1kgs( then fried til golden brown) reserve abt 10% for topping of biryani.
  4. xxx garam masala- 5gms
  5. ginger and garlic paste-40gms
  6. mint- 50 gms chopped
  7. coriander – 50 gms chopped
  8. red chilli powder-25 gms
  9. turmeric- 2-3 gms
  10. raisins-50 gms
  11. salt – to taste
  12. gren chillies chopped-15 gms
  13. tomatoes 200 gms chopped
  14. Basmati rice- 1kgs
  15. green cardamom-5-6 nos
  16. bayleaf- 1nos
  17. cloves-2-3 nos
  18. cinnamon- 1 small stick
  19. saffron- 1 gms soaked in 50 ml milk
  20. oil- 30 ml
  21. ghee- 50 gms

Method-

  • marinade the chicken with ingredients no 2 to 13.has to be atleast 12 hrs…ideal case scenario.
  • take a pot of water ,, add the whole,spices and oil and cook the rice till 70% cooked.drain.
  • In a heavy bottomed pot which has a tight fitting lid ,put the chicken pieces with all the marinade.
  • pour the rice over the same.heat the ghee add the saffron and milk mixture and pour over the rice.top with the fried onions and some more mint sprigs.
  • cover with atight fitting lid and maybe some foil as well.
  • hight heat for abt 15 mins.then very very low heat for abt 30 mins.
  • the smell should be able to tell you when the biryani is done.
  • take off the lid, stir all together.the rice shouldnt be mashed , nor the chicken burnt or undercooked, and there should be a heavenly aroma.

P.s sometime i also add some rosewater to the top before covering.

Uncategorized26 Apr 2007 03:41 pm

just bought myself a squeaky new toy.which will grind, scrape,cut carve and do all kinda things..except maybe cook.

recipes indian and recipes south indian06 Apr 2007 06:43 am
  1. Lamb cubes preferably with bone-500gms
  2. yoghurt plain-100gms
  3. ginger garlic paste-10gms
  4. garam masala-2gms
  5. turmeric-pinch
  6. red chilli powder-5gms
  7. onions-200gms
  8. tomatoes 250gms
  9. ground coriander powder-10gms
  10. jeera powder-5ms
  11. curry leaves-1sprig
  12. coconut-50gms grated
  13. oil-25gms
  14. cardamom-2-3 nos
  15. cinnamon stick-1 small piece
  16. cloves-2-3 nos

Method

  • heat oil, add chopped onions and brown well,add the whole spicesand then tomato and finally the lamb.
  • simmer till lamb is tender,and add the rest of ingredients.finally add chopped coriander and serve hot.
  • Better if made a day before then eaten.
recipes indian and recipes maharashtrian25 Mar 2007 10:42 pm

hi guys here is a traditional maharashtrian recipe from my mum its for soimething called “kharvas”,the ghati version of creme caramel, and cheesecake all rolled in one.

milk-1lts(this is special milk which is obtained within 12 hrs after a cow/ buffalo give birth and in marathi is called cheek, english is called colostrum or beestings.u take 1part of this thick sap like milk and mix with 2 parts of regular milk)
jaggery -200gm grated.
nutmeg- pinch
cardamom powder- pinch
mix all till well blended, taste for sweetness then pour in greased tin and steam on low heat till set.the high protein content means it sets wihtout any eggs.
chill and serve.in dadar u get it sometimes at aswad, near sena bhavan.

bloody delicious .also extremely healthy, since it contains high ammts of casein,and immunogens.

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