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    Quote Originally Posted by Designer
    rockydeva : Your recipes for 'Triplicane Rathnacafe Sambhar', 'Sandwich Chutney', 'Iranian Samosa' are interesting. Will post my comments after trying them out, thnx anyway !
    thx for apreciation,i will keep posting the recipies as i tried in day to day life

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    I assure that i am posting this recipe after did by myself, and it was not taken from any WEBSITE

    RECIPE #: 6

    BHEL PURI


    SWEET CHUTNEY

    Dates - 5 nos
    Tamarind - A small amount (or) 2 tsp of juice
    Jeggary - 1 tsp
    Cummin - 1 tsp
    red chilli powder - 1/2 tsp


    Mix all the above in mixie with small amount of water, u will find a fine paste


    MINT CHUTNEY

    Mint leaves - a small amount
    Corainder leaves - a small amount
    Green chilli - 4 nos

    Mix all the above in mixie with small amount of water, u will find a fine paste



    Incrdents for BHEL PURI

    Puff rice - 1 cup
    Puri - 10 nos (buy as readymade)
    redchilli powder - 1 tsp
    Cucumber - 1/4 cup Grated
    carrot - 1/2 cup Grated
    Sweet chutney - 2 tsp
    Mint chutney - 2 tsp

    Green mango - a small amount grated
    (or )
    Lemon juice - 1 tsp

    salt to taste

    Now, mix cucumber and carrot first, now add chilli powder,sweet chutney,mint chuttney and crushed puries and mix well

    finally add puff rice and mix

    add chopped coriander leaves finnaly and serve

    Enjoy eating

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    rockydeva, no need of salt in both chutneys??!!!...
    “The real contest is always between what you've done and what you're capable of doing. You measure yourself against yourself and nobody else.” - Geoffrey Gaberino

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    Quote Originally Posted by dev
    rockydeva, no need of salt in both chutneys??!!!...
    no need for salt, we have to add salt in puri mixure

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    Rocks How about Triplicane Kaka Hotel Veg Dum Briyani with Kurma as your next production ?
    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newyorker
    Rocks How about Triplicane Kaka Hotel Veg Dum Briyani with Kurma as your next production ?
    Thank you
    Where the hotel locates in triplicane, i will first taste and give you the recipe

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    I assure that i am posting this recipe after did by myself, and it was not taken from any WEBSITE

    RECIPE #: 7

    PANI PURI

    MAKING OF PANI


    incredents

    Mint leaves - 1 small bunch
    coriander leaves - 1 small bunch
    Green chilli - 5 nos
    jeggary - small amount (or) 1 1/2 tsp
    cummin powder - 1 1/2 tsp
    pepper - 1/2 tsp
    salt to taste


    Mix all the above incredents to a fine paste, now add 700 ml of water in it , mix well and filter, now the pani is ready

    Making of Masala

    Potato - 3 nos (baked and mashed)
    red cilli powder - 2 tsp
    salt to taste

    mix all the above


    PANI PURI Incridents


    Puries - 1 packet (readily available in market)
    Potato masala - as needed
    pani - as needed

    make a small hole in the puri,stuff the masala potato inside,and fill with pani.

    Enjoy eating

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    This recipe is my Mother's favourite evening snacks,

    CREDITS GOES TO MY MOM

    RECIPE #: 8

    VEGITABLE CUTLET



    Incredents

    Potato - 2 nos
    onion - 1 no (big size)
    Carrot - 1 no (medium size)
    caggage - 1/4 size of a full cabbage
    beetroot - 1 no (small size)
    Green Peas - a small amount (OPTIONAL)
    RED Chilli powder - 2 tsp
    Garam masala - 1 tsp
    turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp

    Salt to taste
    Oil to fry - 4 tsp

    Bread crumps (or) Rusk - 1 cup

    Method

    First boil the potatos, peel off and mash it, keep it aside

    now, boil Carrot,cabbage,beetroot,Greenpeas and keep it aside

    now add oil in the thava in a medium flame, fry the finelly chopped
    onion until it turns light brown,now add turmeric powder,chilli
    powder,garam masala and salt as needed, fry for 30 sec, now add
    the boiled carrot,cabbage,beetroot,Greenpeas and fry for 1 min in
    low flame,now remove from fire and allow it to room temerature

    Now add the fried vegitables to mashed potatos and mix it lightly
    now add 1/4 cup of Bread crumps and mix it

    now make the mixture in the shape as you needed (fro the above quantity you may get 10-12 pieces)

    now put the PAN in the fire, dip the pieces in the balance bread crumps, and roast it in pan,

    Serve it with tomato sauce


    CHICKEN CUTLET AND FISH CUTLET

    the above same procedure is for both chicken and fish cutlet

    what we have to change is

    instead of using CARROT,BEETROOT,CABBAGE,PEAS , we have to use BOILED BONELESS CHICKEN AND BOILED FISH (mash in to small pieces)


    Enjoy eating

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    RD,

    Thanks a lot for the recipe... will try it out soon & let u know how it turned out... BTW, no need of gin-gar paste???

    Hope u try the brinjal recipe...
    “The real contest is always between what you've done and what you're capable of doing. You measure yourself against yourself and nobody else.” - Geoffrey Gaberino

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    Quote Originally Posted by dev
    RD,

    Thanks a lot for the recipe... will try it out soon & let u know how it turned out... BTW, no need of gin-gar paste???
    dev, you pointed out well, that ginger-garlic paste will give you a hard taste and make the dish as heavy,but if you want you can add a little bit

    Quote Originally Posted by dev
    Hope u try the brinjal recipe...
    i am going to try this weekend

    let give you a feedback soon

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