Monday, July 15, 2013
BWW #92
Sending this to Susan's BWW event which was passed to Cindystar & being hosted @ Simona of briciole.
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BWW
Monday, July 8, 2013
Non-fat Yogurt Mango Parfait
Yogurt, which is also an Indian staple, is loaded with calcium,
protein & vitamins. It’s nutritious & filled with health benefits. In India it's also believed that consuming yogurt drinks on hot
summer days will cool your body temps.
Arranging parfait is very easy. In first step take a bowl or a glass first lay the mango pulp as base then on top off it with yogurt. Sprinkle few almonds, which will give a nice crunch for the yogurt & repeat the process till the bowl or glass filled.
This recipe is made of non-fat yogurt, which
is also believed that consuming a non-fat yogurt will help in your weight
loss. So with this little intro I'm getting to the recipe, which I'm here to share.
Ingredients
Serves:2
2 Ripe mangos pulp
2 Cups non-fat yogurt
2 Tbs sliced almonds
Few mango pieces for garnish
Arranging parfait is very easy. In first step take a bowl or a glass first lay the mango pulp as base then on top off it with yogurt. Sprinkle few almonds, which will give a nice crunch for the yogurt & repeat the process till the bowl or glass filled.
Once you
have arranged your parfait add the mango pieces & sprinkle the almonds on
top. Now refrigerate it & serve it chill.
Note:
For full flavor you can replace non-fat with a full fat yogurt.
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Dessert
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Paneer Mutter Sabji | Paneer Peas Curry
This is a easy to go recipe for busy mornings & lazy evenings. The pressure cook method reduces the minimum time to about 15 mins & also assured that it's done perfectly.
Ingredients
1 Medium onion diced
2 Tomatoes chopped
1/2 Cup green peas/mutter
10 Cubes paneer
2 Cloves
1 Elachi / Cardamon
Small pies of Cinnamon
1 Tbs ginger garlic
1 Tsp red chili powder
1 Tsp garam masala
Pinch of turmeric
1 Tbs butter
1/2 cup water
1/2 Tsp mustard seeds
1 Tsp sugar (optional)
Pressure cooker
Heat a pressure cooker with butter. Add in mustard,cloves,cinnamon & elachi. Next add ginger garlic paste & onions. Fry that for 1min & next comes tomatoes & mutter. Top them with garam masala powder, turmeric, chili powder, salt & water.Close cooker with a lid & cook for 2 whistles.Switch off heat & allow it to cool for 5 mins.
Mean while fry paneer in a nonstick pan till lite crisp (that way you don't have to add some more oil to it).Now remove the lid of cooker & add paneer & sugar to it. Cook for 2 mins on low heat & switch off heat.
Note :
1. You can avoid frying paneer & save some time there.
2. Adding sugar is totally to balance the taste. So it's optional.
Labels:
Kuralu | Curries | Sabji's
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