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    kugan's Kitchen Part 5

    Rose, thanks for your wishes. Yes, I am a bit busy with all the work around. Cooking for many occasions.
    Thanks and take care, Kugan98


    NOTE: I think all our friends are very busy with preparations.
    Chefs are just like children.
    They should be seen not heard.

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    Kugan ka, ungaluku biscuit bake panna kooda theriyuma
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    Eggless Achu Murukku (Kugan)

    [tscii] Tried eggless achu murukku, and it was a huge success.
    Here is the recipe. Kugan98

    EGGLESS ACHU MURUKKU (ROSE COOKIES)

    Ingredients:

    1 cup rice flour
    ½ cup plain flour
    1/8 th cup corn flour
    Sieve the 3 flours well together

    1 ¼ cup thick coconut milk
    ½ cup sugar
    ½ tsp salt
    A pinch of white lime (chunnambu )
    Oil for frying

    Method:
    Put the flours, sugar, white lime and coconut milk in a bowl.
    Mix well till the sugar dissolves.
    Beat the batter till it becomes smooth.

    Heat oil in a wok over medium flame.
    Take the achu murukku mould and dip it into the oil to make it hot.
    When the mould is hot, dip it into the batter.
    Take care not to let the batter cover more than ¾ of the height on the mould.

    Plunge the mould into the hot oil and hold for a minute.
    Then slip the murukku off the mould by shaking it gently.
    Let the murukku cook for 1-2 minute till it turns lightly brown.
    Remove and drain onto a kitchen paper towel.
    When cool store in a airtight tin.



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    Prawns Varuval (Kugan)

    [tscii]Here is a nice prawn varuval recipe. It will be a very good party dish. Kugan98



    PRAWNS VARUVAL

    Ingredients:
    500 grms medium prawns cleaned
    I big onion sliced
    2 tbs oil
    1 sprig curry leaves
    ½ tsp aniseeds
    1 tsp lime juice or little more
    Little cut coriander leaves
    Salt to taste

    To Be Ground To Paste Raw:
    150 grms big onion chopped
    8 dry red chillies
    6 pips of garlic
    1 tbs coriander seeds
    ½ tsp cumin seeds

    1 tsp ginger paste
    1 tsp garlic paste
    ¼ tsp turmeric powder

    Method:
    Heat a wok with the oil. Add in the aniseeds and curry leaves. Add in the sliced onions, saute well.
    Add in the ground paste, fry till the raw smell goes.
    Add in the ginger and garlic paste. Add also the turmeric powder.

    Stir fry nicely till the oil seperates.
    Add in the cleaned prawns, salt and sprinkle little water.
    Stir fry till the prawns are cooked, and the dish little dry.
    Add in the chopped coriander leaves. Off the stove.
    Add in the lime juice stir well and remove.
    Nice side dish for bread or rice.



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    kugan's Kitchen Part 5

    P.S Tamby, you are around. All our friends are very busy.
    Yes, I do bake biscuits, before many types using eggs.
    Now I have to experiment baking without eggs.
    Some turn out really good. Thanks, Tamby. Kugan98
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    Kugan, I ever grateful to you. It was very easy for me to follow your recipes to make the goodies for deepavali.
    I am also cooking your chicken curry, mutton varuval for deepavali. My friends are going to be surprized with my mouth watering dishes. I am very very happy. My deepavali wishes to all my friends, and special wishes to you.

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    Happy DeepaavaLi !

    Have all the adhirasam, jaangiri,jilebi,halwa, mysore paak, rosagulla, murukku,seedai, kaara boondhi,poochchi koodu etc to your hearts content !
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    wonderful achu murukku kugan. looks so perfect.

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    I am backkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk.............. Thanks K, Aarthii, selvi,Suvai...

    Yet to read the previous pages... achu murukku sooper K...
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    K, Thanks a lot for the BLACK PEPPER CHICKEN... Can we use chic without skin in that recipe... Inga chicken skina saapidurathuna ennai oru maadhri paarpanga...

    Aprom cornflakes cookies recipela caster sugar use panna solli irukeenga...can we use regular sugar instead... I have a pack of corn flakes lying in the pantry for months now and mom will be really happy to see it get used...
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