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    CREAMY ASPARAGUS SOUP

    fresh asparagus - a bundle
    butter - 3 tbsp
    plain flour - 3 tbsp
    1 cup water
    1 cup milk
    1 egg yolk (vegetarians, just leave this one item )
    sour cream - 3 tbsp
    corn flour - 2 tbsp
    chopped parsley
    salt and ground white pepper

    1.Boil asparagus in 3 cups of water until tender. Drain and set aside, reserve the water.
    2. grind to a paste, reserving a few heads for garnish.
    3. Melt butter, add flour and cook until golden. Add the cold water and milk, mix well and add the reserved asparagus water and mashed asparagus. add seasoning; simmer.
    4. mix sour cream, 2 teaspoons corn flour, egg yolk, with 5 tablespoons cold water until smooth.
    5. Turn down heat, and add cream mixture to soup, stir and simmer very slowly but do not boil. adjust seasoning.
    6. garnish with chopped parsley and asparagus heads.
    7. serve.

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    MODIFIED INSTANT SOUP

    knorr's cream of vegetable soup - 1 pk
    (the dehydrated veggies in this drive me mad, but i like the taste of this soup)

    sieve the soup powder, so that u remove all the dehydrated veggies;

    To the powder add 4 cups of water + 1 cup of milk + 1 boiled, mashed up potato + needed amount of salt + 1/4 tsp chilli powder + any fresh , cooked chopped veggies of ur choice

    simmer till thickened; serve.

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    RAMADAN KANJI

    i usually bring the broken basmati from india.

    broken raw rice - 1 cup
    (to make it , soak basmati for an hour and knead/crush it well )
    moong dal - 3/4 cup (roasted till golden)
    chopped mixed vegatables (peas, carrots and beans) - 1/2 cup
    minced lamb - 1/2 cup

    ghee/ oil - 1 tbsp
    whole cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
    whole fenugreek seeds - 1/2 tsp
    green cardamom whole - 2 nos.
    cinnamon stick - a small piece
    cloves - 4 nos.
    onion - 1 large, finely sliced /chopped
    tomato - 1 small, chopped (optional)
    ground ginger - 1 tbsp
    ground garlic - 1/2 tbsp
    green chillies - 4 to 5 nos.
    chopped coriander leaves - 2 tbsp
    chopped mint leaves - 2 tbsp(can use whole too)
    turmeric powder - 2 pinches
    chilli powder - 1/2 tsp (optional)if u dont want ur kanji to change colour cut chilli powder, instead increase green chilli

    coconut milk - 3 tbsp( can increase if u like)
    grated fresh coconut - 2 tbsp
    salt - to taste
    lemon juice (optional)


    1. heat ghee and add the cumin, methi, and whole garam masala.
    2. add the onion and fry till it is colourless; add tomato, ginger garlic, green chilli and minced meat. fry till it is dry (dont brown)
    3. add the mint and coriander, then the spices and salt.
    4. add rice, dal and veggies. fry.
    5. add about 5 cups of water and pressure cook.
    6. add the coconut milk and the grated coconut.
    7. serve hot with hot pakoras/bajhiyas accompanied with mint chutney.

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    vegetarians can omit the minced meat....
    this ramadan kanji is a must for breaking the fast in all muslims homes in tamil nadu..
    in north, it is channa that is a must...

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    CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP

    butter - 1 tbsp
    fresh mushroom - 1 cup, chopped (save some sliced ones for garnish)
    flour - 1 tbsp
    salt, pepper
    vegetable/chicken stock - 500 ml
    milk - 1 cup

    1. heat butter and saute mushroom.
    2. add the flour and cook without discolouring; add stock and seasoning.
    3. stir to avoid lumps and simmer for a few minutes. cool and blend.
    4. return to heat, add milk and bring to boil.
    5. check the seasoning and serve garnished with sauteed mushroom slices.

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    Ayesha,

    I have been looking for this recipe for sometime now... Thanks a lot for posting it here... I am trying it tomorrow... Hmmm... I don't have plain flour on hand... so might try it with wheat flour.... guess that should be okay...
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    its only a tablespoon, so its ok, ..i do the same!!

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    cream of cucumber soup can be made the same way as the mushroom soup....u may add cream in the end if preferred...and served garnished with grated cucumber

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    FRENCH ONION SOUP

    butter - 1 tbsp
    onion - 1, thinly sliced
    sugar - 2 pinches
    flour - 1/2 tbsp
    brown stock - 500 ml (the classic soup uses beef stock)
    salt, pepper
    toasted french bread
    parmesan/ gruyere cheese - 1/2 cup grated

    1. heat butter and fry onion sprinkled with sugar till golden.
    2. add in flour and saute; add the stock and simmer. season.
    3. to serve:
    place soup in bowls, top with toasted bread and then grated cheese; grill till melted and serve.

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    PROVENCALE SOUP

    oil/butter - 1 tbsp
    garlic - 2 cloves, minced
    onion - 1, chopped
    potatoes - 1 large, peeled and chopped
    tomato - 1, chopped
    chicken stock - 1 litre
    salt, pepper, chilli powder
    mixed herbs - 2 tbsp chopped (basil, thyme, tarragon, rosemary, parsley, etc)

    1. saute garlic, onion in oil. add potato.
    2. add in tomato and cook till mashed; add stock and season.
    3. simmer till done.
    4. add all the herbs and serve.

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