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    receipes for dummies

    There are a lot of hubbers like me new to cooking.can anyone help
    by posting receipes for people like us. It woud be better to start with simple and east to cook recipes with nutritional values .
    thanks in advance

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    Carrot salad

    Carrots – 3-4
    Lime – 2
    Salt to taste
    Sugar – a pinch
    Coriander leaves, chopped – 3 tablespoon
    Mustard seeds – ½ teaspoon
    Oil – 1 tablespoon or as required

    Scrape and grate the carrots. Mix lime juice , salt, a pinch of sugar and coriander leaves. Mix well.

    Temper with mustard seeds.




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    Simple Dal

    Dal- 1 cup

    Wash Dal very well & boil ( in a Pressure cooker for 4 whistles).

    Heat oil in a pan, add mustard or jeera, chopped green chillies, chopped onions & salt- Saute until onion has turned golden brown. Add the boiled dal, 1/2 tsp red chilly powder, a pinch of turmeric powder & 1 cup water- Remove from fire, after it boils.

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    variation to Alans recipie would be to add slit green chilis to the dal along with a small piece of ginger cut into tiny bits .
    BTW the dal Im thinking about is payatam paruppu..moong dal I think(the split variety not the whole one )

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    Both Yellow Moong dal & Thuvar Dal ( Sambhar dal) can be used , no ssanjinika? I use both- Both taste good with Rotis.

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    When I add chilies,I add only moong dal..when adding chilli powder,I use both .yeah with roties also with rice it tastes awesome.Think this is what im going to make for dinner tonite :P

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    When I add chilies,I add only moong dal..when adding chilli powder,I use both .yeah with roties also with rice it tastes awesome.Think this is what im going to make for dinner tonite :P

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    Sprout chaat

    Mung sprouts – 1 cup
    Chaat masala – ½ tsp.
    Roasted jeera powder- ½ tsp
    Lime juice -4 tablespoon
    Onion, finely chopped – 1 (optional)
    Green chilli, finely chopped – 2(optional)
    Coriander leaves, finely chopped – ¼ cup
    Salt to taste

    Steam the sprouts for 5-10 minutes. Cool, mix with rest of the ingredients. Toss.

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    Raita

    Tomatoes – 4
    Onion – 4
    Green chilli as required
    Salt to taste
    Sugar – ¼ tsp
    Yogurt – 2 cup
    Coriander leaves, chopped – as required.

    Add salt and sugar to the yogurt, mix with a fork. Then mix in the chopped greenchillis, onion and tomato. Refrigerate.

    Add coriander leaves just before serving.


    Easy Spinach

    Spinach- 2 bunch
    Garlic – 1 bulb
    Cumin seeds- ½ teaspoon
    Coriander powder- ½ teaspoon
    Salt to taste
    Oil/ghee – 1 tablespoon

    Blanch and puree the spinach. Mix in coriander powder and salt. Boil for 3-4 minutes. Keep aside.

    Peel and chop the garlic cloves.

    Heat oil/ghee. Put in the jeera, fry for 1-2 seconds, add the chopped garlic, sauté till its brown and crisp.

    Add to the spinach mixture. Let it stand for sometime before serving.

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    Easy Egg Curry-

    Boiled eggs- 3
    Onions- 3 medium sized
    Tomatoes-2 medium sized
    Greenchillies- 3 slit lengthwise
    Ginger/Garlic Chopped- 1tsp.
    Oil- as required.

    Redchilli powder-1/2 tsp
    Corianderpowder-1 tsp
    Turmeric Powder- i pinch
    Salt- as required.

    Saute chopped onions until golden brown. Add ginger -garlic & greenchillis & saute until the raw smell goes. Add the masala powders & salt, Stir well until the raw smell of masala goes. Add tomatoes. Fry until tomatoes are soft & soggy. Add water according to the required consistency & boil. Stove off. Put the slit boiled eggs in this gravy, some time before serving.

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