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    Thanks Rajraj Sir, and many many thanks, Madhu.
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    Thanks again, Kugan98
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    Re: kugan's kitchen

    Quote Originally Posted by kugan98
    Thanks Rajraj Sir, and many many thanks, Madhu.
    I got it I got it
    Thanks again, Kugan98
    எந்தன் காதல் சொல்ல என் இதயம் கையில் வைத்தேன்...!!!

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    Thanks, I will post the ara puli kulambu in the space provided,
    tomorrow. Thanks again.
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    Hello nga kugan........ahaaaaa....evolo recipes pottuteenga.....intha little gap that i was absent....adengapppaaa....will try them...for sure....oh i have to admit onga katherikai sadam was a fab hit.... thank u thank u...athuku apuram ellaam onnonnaa paarthu try panneren.

    Hope selvi/dev/sudha/nm/madhu/aarthi/mattrum all our special ladies are all well.

    kugan nga..."soak chillies" nu pottu irukeenga the last recipe request by dev....water la soak pannanungala?
    It sure looks yummilicious!! ...nalla kaara saaramaa irukum pola...

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    Quote Originally Posted by kugan98
    Thanks Rajraj Sir, and many many thanks, Madhu.
    I got it I got it
    Thanks again, Kugan98


    Raj uncle... U have saved so much of our time by showing us a way to automatically generate the index... Idhukku thaan solradhu 'old is gold'nu...
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    Spicy malaysian noodles (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


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    Naanum oru test post potu paarthen...hehehe...

    K, mamak mee... innaike seiya poren... paarkum podhu saapidanum pola irukku... appadiye singapore food stallku poitu vandha maadhiri irukku...ty ty...
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    Re: kugan's kitchen

    Quote Originally Posted by kugan98
    Dev, I am like your mom, love to add bananas to upma.
    Another item is no banana, no puttu.

    My cousin, no black coffee, no puttu
    I never liked uppuma actually, but somehow could manage it with the banana. Not a bad combination
    Ever taken payasam with appalam? Super combination
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    kugan's kitchen

    Suvai nga
    Can you hear me crying.
    I was that sad, thinking that you are not well.
    Eppadi ennai aluva viddaatheenggal.


    Suvai nga chillies soaked in either warm or cold water
    for easy grinding. Squeeze out the water a little, put it
    into a grinder with all the other ingredients and grind.


    Pongga naan ungaludan doo.


    Take care, Kugan98
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    Dev, give us the feed back, after your mee goreng
    Thanks, Kugan98
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