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    kugan, nice innovation. soya oothappam, sounds so good. kids likes soya very much. i will try today.

    kugan yesterday i tried ur china grass, in 2 different colours. but didnot make layers. it came out nicely.
    i took it for the party, everybody likes it. next time had to try the layer one.

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    kugan's kitchen

    Thanks again Rajraj Sir.
    I think slowly I am getting around to understand things.
    Soon there will be an index.
    Thanks again. Kugan98
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    kugan's kitchen

    Welcome Selviem, nice to see your post.
    Our children too liked the oothappam.
    Thanks again. Kugan98
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    [tscii]Dev, here is your spicy mamak mee.


    SPICY MAMAK MEE

    Ingredients:

    500 grms fresh yellow noodles
    2 pieces tofu fried and cut into pieces
    1 potato boiled peeled and diced
    1 stalk mustard greens cut into 1 ˝ inches in length ( can use cabbage instead)
    A handful of bean sprouts

    1 big onion sliced
    2 pips garlic smashed
    1 ripe tomato chopped
    2 tbs chillie paste
    2 tbs oil
    Salt to taste

    Sauces:
    2 tbs light soy sauce
    2 tbs thick soy sauce
    2 tbs tomato sauce

    Garnish:
    1 stalk spring onion sliced
    2 red chillies sliced
    1 lime wedge

    Method:
    Put the noodles into a colander and rinse under warm water.
    Drain thoroughly and set aside.

    Heat the oil in a wok, add the smashed garlic.
    Sauté until nice aroma comes.
    Add in the sliced onions and sauté well.
    Add in the chopped tomato and cook till it turns mushy.
    Now add in the chillie paste and cook till oil rises.

    Add in the three sauces, mix well.
    Now add in the mustard greens, bean sprouts, cook for a second.
    Now add the drained noodles and stir fry over medium heat for
    About 3 minutes, mixing well.

    Add the potato, sliced tofu and stir fry to heat through
    about 1 minute. Taste for salt, add more soy sauce if needed.
    Now transfer the noodles to a large serving dish.
    Scatter the spring onions and the sliced red chillie.
    Serve hot with a lime wedge and additional chillie sauce if needed

    The vegetarian chillie paste:

    15 dry red chillies soaked
    3 shallots
    1 pip garlic
    1 tsp tamarind paste
    Little salt
    Little sugar
    2 tbs oil

    Method:
    Grind everything to a fine paste.
    Heat oil and sauté the paste till oil rises.
    You can keep this paste for a month in the fridge.


    Note:
    In mamak stalls they add very fine dry shrimps to the paste.
    They are called “udang geragau” or in Tamil as senakuni.
    They also add aji-no-motto
    So mamak stalls mee are NEVER- NEVER vegetarian


    Picture From Old File:


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    K, I think raj sir is asking u to post ur recipe as a quote or as 'post reply' and then add the subject line to it so as per his link, the recipe will be automatically added to the index, i hope so. try his suggestion, it will work, rather than creating index...
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    Mamak Mee looks
    Anbe Sivam

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    Kugan (mamak mee)

    Quote Originally Posted by kugan98
    [tscii]Dev, here is your spicy mamak mee.


    SPICY MAMAK MEE

    Ingredients:

    500 grms fresh yellow noodles
    2 pieces tofu fried and cut into pieces
    1 potato boiled peeled and diced
    1 stalk mustard greens cut into 1 ˝ inches in length ( can use cabbage instead)
    A handful of bean sprouts

    1 big onion sliced
    2 pips garlic smashed
    1 ripe tomato chopped
    2 tbs chillie paste
    2 tbs oil
    Salt to taste

    Sauces:
    2 tbs light soy sauce
    2 tbs thick soy sauce
    2 tbs tomato sauce

    Garnish:
    1 stalk spring onion sliced
    2 red chillies sliced
    1 lime wedge

    Method:
    Put the noodles into a colander and rinse under warm water.
    Drain thoroughly and set aside.

    Heat the oil in a wok, add the smashed garlic.
    Sauté until nice aroma comes.
    Add in the sliced onions and sauté well.
    Add in the chopped tomato and cook till it turns mushy.
    Now add in the chillie paste and cook till oil rises.

    Add in the three sauces, mix well.
    Now add in the mustard greens, bean sprouts, cook for a second.
    Now add the drained noodles and stir fry over medium heat for
    About 3 minutes, mixing well.

    Add the potato, sliced tofu and stir fry to heat through
    about 1 minute. Taste for salt, add more soy sauce if needed.
    Now transfer the noodles to a large serving dish.
    Scatter the spring onions and the sliced red chillie.
    Serve hot with a lime wedge and additional chillie sauce if needed

    The vegetarian chillie paste:

    15 dry red chillies soaked
    3 shallots
    1 pip garlic
    1 tsp tamarind paste
    Little salt
    Little sugar
    2 tbs oil

    Method:
    Grind everything to a fine paste.
    Heat oil and sauté the paste till oil rises.
    You can keep this paste for a month in the fridge.


    Note:
    In mamak stalls they add very fine dry shrimps to the paste.
    They are called “udang geragau” or in Tamil as senakuni.
    They also add aji-no-motto
    So mamak stalls mee are NEVER- NEVER vegetarian


    Picture From Old File:


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    எந்தன் காதல் சொல்ல என் இதயம் கையில் வைத்தேன்...!!!

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    K,

    Try the following, I just tested it...

    1. While posting a receipe, use 'Post Reply' button, u can find it @ this page itself

    2. Quote ur receipe (optional I think)

    3. Specify the subject as <Receipe Name>(Kugan <some style>)
    eg: Mamak mee (Kugan malaysian style)

    4. Submit the recipe

    After tht check it using the following link,

    http://forumhub.mayyam.com/hub/lyrsort.php?t=14077

    The receipe u had posted before will be displayed as an index.

    Raj sir, thanks for this wonderful option
    எந்தன் காதல் சொல்ல என் இதயம் கையில் வைத்தேன்...!!!

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    Ara Puli Kulambu (kugan)

    [tscii]My aunt says that ara puli kulambu is best done with sundakkai. This is her recipe.
    I like the iru puli kulambu better
    Thanks, Kugan98


    ARA PULI KULAMBU

    Ingredients:

    100 grms fresh sundakkai, smashed and washed
    1 tsp tamarind paste
    1 ˝ cups water
    ˝ tsp mustard seeds
    Little asafoetida powder
    1 sprig curry leaves
    Little turmeric powder
    1 tsp oil salt to taste

    Masala:
    6 dried chillies
    1 tsp urad dal
    ˝ tsp fenugreek seeds
    Little oil


    3 tbs coconut scrapings

    Method:
    Fry all the masala things in oil.
    Add the coconut and grind to a fine paste.

    Heat a wok, add in the oil, add in the asafoetida,
    mustard seeds, let it splutter, add in the curry leaves.
    Add in the tamarind paste water, turmeric , salt and sundakkai.
    Let it boil till the raw smell goes and the vege cooked.

    Now add in the ground paste and let it mix well .
    Boil nicely and remove.

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    U got it right K
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