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    B'fast rcipes

    Hi K and KK's friends,
    I need your help. I am having company over next week. I need some help planning out B'fast items for 4 days. Can you all post your valuable suggestions. I am looking for South Indian. Not really good in making chappathis. So barring that anything would be good. Thanks in advance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dev
    K, Indha LF masala already post panni irukeenganu ninaikiren... I remember trying it once... anyway, no harm in repeating a recipe twice... Thanks for reminding me of this recipe... will try it again...
    even in previous threads it happened... no harm...

    BTW, K my wishes for the 6th episode

    Am happy...
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    Kugan's Kitchen Part 6

    Suja, what about ven ponggal, sambar, vadai combo.
    Also masala upma, iddli, thosai, iddiyappam, puttu, rava kichadi with kara chutney. Fried noodles, kuli paniyarams with chutney.

    Different type of chutneys like tomato, coriander, carrot, peanut and so on.

    Suja let us know what ingredients you can get there, we will supply the recipes.

    Also how many items you intend to do in a day.
    Do not worry, we are here to help you.
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    Kugan's Kitchen Part 6

    Thanks Madhu for your nice wishes.
    Sometimes yaanaikkum adi sarukkum
    I will correct my mistake if someone points it out.
    Thanks again, Kugan98
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    Suja, K has given u a nice list of BF recipes... U can also try pesarattu-upma combo with ginger chutney or coconut chutney... semiya, diff types of avals, adai-aviyal, appam-kadalai curry or stew, diff types of dosai (wheat, ragi, kambu etc)...poori-channa or poori-potato curry if u r comfortable makng puris...
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    Thanks K and Dev,
    Here are the other details, I am expecting 12 adults and 3 kids. So at least 3-4 dishes and their accompaniments. We get rice flour here and ready made rice noodles. One thing I came up was for Day 1, idili, medhuvadai, pineapple kesari, sambhar, p-nut and coconut chutney. Got stuck with the other days. Also have to make menu for the other 3 meals for 4 days and desserts. K, carrot chutneyikku recipe podunga. Have to have some non-veg too. So help. Will have make the menu in the nextt couple days and start shopping & cooking. K also, how to make puttu with rice flourunnum podunga. Sorry romba trouble panneraen.

    Confused Suja

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    Kugan's Kitchen Part 6

    Suja, I nearlly fainted first.
    Three full meals for 12 adults and 3 kids.
    Athuvum for 4 days. One dayna jamacihdalam
    Hats off to you Suja, take care of your health.


    Suja, Dev too has given a list for you.
    Most of the recipes are in our threads.
    I know it will take time for you to search.
    I have posted puttu and carrot chutney to your gmail.

    Just give us hints of what you like to cook.
    We have vege and non-vege in our forums.

    I once made, iddli, nei thosai, iddiyappam, kothu parotta,
    fried noodles, aapam, chapathi, upma and adai.
    Even rava iddli is very easy to make. Rava thosai.
    Methu vadai, paruppu vadai, kunukku, kuli paniyaram

    There are many types of chutneys to make, all are very easy.
    So be brave and let us know.

    Mutton prettal or chicken prettal, chicken curry, kurma, the list is endless. Take care, Kugan98
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    Mikka Nandri K. You are awesome.

    Suja

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    15 perukku 4 naal cookingaa!!!... appadina U can make oothappam(with diff toppings) as they cook faster than dosai and can be made a bit in advance and kept in a hot pack... U can also make some sandwich, pav bhaji along with other tiffins... bhaji can be made a day in advance...U can just heat it up and serve for a quick eve snack aswell...

    Chutneys- capsicum kanippa ungalukku kidaikumnu ninaikiren... Try red/yello capsi chutney... easy and yummy...

    Chk out ths page for some chutney recipes... http://www.cookatease.com/chutney-sauce-thokku

    Non-vegna kalakidalaame!!!... readymade parotta okna u can make parotta-chalna... Enn curry easy and loved by all... chickenla ungalukku edhu confortableo adhu seiyalaam... or f u can get some readymade masala powders, velai innum easy aagidum... sakthi chicken curry pwd rombe nalla irukkum...

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    Dear Suja, here are some suggestions:

    Prepare lots of dosai/idly maa for use on all four days. Do no tire yourself with cooking; instead spend more time enjoying the guests company.

    Day 1
    Breakfast: idly with various chutneys and saambaar. curry puffs
    Lunch: Ghee rice. Mutton Dalcha/Varuval, 3 kinds of vegetables
    Tea: Ravaa puttu / Pancake
    Dinner: Naan / Batura

    Day 2
    Breakfast: thosai with various chutneys and saambaar. vadai
    Lunch: (Malaysian style) Butter Rice, Chicken with red sauce (ayam masak merah), 3 kinds of vegetables
    Tea: Chocolate cake, Sardine sandwiches
    Dinner: Mee Goreng

    Day 3
    Breakfast: pongal/uppumaa, paniyaaram
    Lunch: (Chinese style) Fried rice, Fried Chicken, 3 kinds of vegetables
    Tea: Banana fritters or Cokodok, Boli
    Dinner: Pizza, Rawa Thosai

    Day 4
    Breakfast: aappam with chutney/coconut milk. samosa
    Lunch: (Thai style) Rice, with tom yam, 3 kinds of vegetables
    Tea: Carrot Halwa, Pakora
    Dinner: Parotta

    All the above are easy to make, and you can gather the recipes from Kugan's kitchen.
    Never argue with a fool or he will drag you down to his level and beat you at it through sheer experience!

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