I love to cook but since I hate doing the same repetitive jobs I like to keep it short and sweet. Corn toast was one such effort. I had made it long time ago, once my SIL told me that they taste good.
Friday, 15 April 2011
Thursday, 14 April 2011
Panha -Raw Mango Drink
As I had promised I am back again friends. I missed all of you and I hope you say the same about me. It will take me some time to visit all of you again and read about all that you have done, but I will definitely do so.
Any way Summer has set in and summer’s synonym is Mango. One delicious fruit, botanically a drupe but can be used differently to make many delicious dishes both from the raw fruit and from the ripe one.
Any way Summer has set in and summer’s synonym is Mango. One delicious fruit, botanically a drupe but can be used differently to make many delicious dishes both from the raw fruit and from the ripe one.
Now looks like I am going to end up blogging a lot of raw mango recipes now as I am using them quite a bit.
The drink from raw or half raw mangoes is a delight and not only is it cooling but also healthy. So go ahead and make this and drink it in gallons.
There are no fixed proportions for making this drink the amount of sweetener you will require will depend on the sourness of the raw mango and of course you.
1. I prefer to peel the raw mango before boiling it with a little water in the cooker.
2. Two whistles and put off the gas after the steam escapes let the mango cool.
3. Next remove the pulp of the fruit discarding the seed.
4. Transfer it to the mixer and with any sweetener (I prefer jaggery) grind it.
5. Adjust the taste remember you are going to dilute it with water so to has to be sweet but sour.
6. Add green cardamom powder, salt. You can add jeera/cumin seeds/jeerigi powder if you wish.
7. Serve chilled.
Monday, 4 April 2011
Ugadi/GudiPadva Greetings
Padwa/Ugadi wishes to all!
May you have a very happy and prosperous new year!!
May you have a very happy and prosperous new year!!
Sunday, 3 April 2011
Shigmo in Goa
Holi the festival of Colours! The herald of spring one of the most eagerly awaited festival in India and is celebrated with great festivity.
Holi heralds not only spring but ‘Shigmo in Goa. Traditional dances called ‘Rongtamel” is followed by beautiful floats depicting various mythological stories.
Here are few of the floats that have put together a few of the floats that impressed me this year. Since we were late I do not have any pictures of the ‘Rongtamel’ Maybe I will put them up next year.
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