Author: India Food Tour

  • Restaurant Review: Schengen- Deli, Bistro, Pub

    Malcha Marg is a nice, quiet place for spending  a lazy day doing nothing away from deafening traffic and crowd of New Delhi. The opening of Schengen- Deli, Bistro, Pub in the area has added one more place to relax and have some good food and drinks. The property commands a nice, green view of the area from it’s small but well designed outdoor seating. Upon entering, the place looks small, but there are 3 floors and one basement, each with a different decor and ambiance including one outdoor section. We were particularly impressed by the wall art and innovative use of furniture and space.

    Schengen - bar
    Murals in bar

    Interiors are an amalgam of different styles and are tastefully done. The designers have done a great job of getting the best out of small area on each floor and it doesn’t feel cramped or congested even with a fairly large number of guests. According to management, the basement will have a European themed deli soon. Our time of visit was late afternoon with a weak sun and we decided to sit on the balcony outdoors. Both food and drinks menu are fairly detailed and have a number of generic as well as special items.  We were hungry and wanted to taste as many dishes as possible. We requested  Chef Piyush to suggest a few dishes of his choice and after asking us about our preferences, he suggested a few which went on perfectly well with our palettes. To begin with, we were served Roast Pumpkin and Scamorza Soup with cinnamon. It was thick, mildly flavoured and had great aroma. Addition of a small cinnamon stick was a nice touch. Bread basket had 4 different breads and bread sticks. Each one was soft and freshly baked. Next serving was that of Rocket, Apple and Walnut salad along with Mushroom and Haloumi Kebabs. Not everyone is a big fan of salads, but this one with glazed walnuts, green apple slices and fragrant rocket leaves was a pleasant surprise. The flavours were quite good with no extras like olive oil, vinegar etc to mask the taste.

    Kebabs, mushroom, cheese
    Mushroom, cheese kebabs

    The kebabs were made of shiitake mushrooms, button mushrooms, haloumi cheese, tomatoes and bell peppers served on a wooden skewer. Cheese and mushrooms were cooked to perfection while tomatoes and bell peppers were fresh and juicy.

    While we were tasting these, Gaurav the bartender of place served Monk’s Habit, a white rum based cocktail with cardamom, hazel nut and pineapple. The drink was slightly on the sweeter side with a mild alcohol kick. Next item on the serving menu was pasta cooked in red Arrabiata sauce. Normally it’s supposed to be spicy, but the most dominating flavour was that of ripe tomatoes which was slightly disappointing. By this time, we had finished Monk’s Habit and asked Gaurav for his specialty drinks. He came back with Raz Matazz and Garoth.

    Garoth cocktail
    Garoth cocktail

    Former is a vodka and cointreau drink mixed with grape juice and lime leaves. It comes with a nice refreshing fruity flavour and is a great drink for warm days. Garoth on the other hand was served warm as a winter drink and it was our unanimous favourite. It was a blend of brandy, cognac served with  ginger, lemon slices,  star anise. This is one thing that one should absolutely try. We requested Piyush to suggest something again for main course and he brought a delicious looking Braised Lamb Shanks on Ratatouille. If there is a benchmark for it, we’ll have to give full marks for the way of presentation.  The lamb shank was served along with mashed potatoes and a mix of different vegetables like pumpkin, tomatoes etc. The meat was well cooked, soft and came off easily from the bone.  We had it with a small helping of tabasco sauce.

    The dessert was a mouth watering double chocolate mousse which tasted as good as it looked with a strawberry topping. It had a thick texture, multiple chocolate layers and felt great in mouth.

    Braised Lamb Shank
    Braised Lamb Shank

    SUMMARY & COMMENTS:

    Overall it’s a beautiful place with great interior, peaceful location, good drinks and food menu with well trained and attentive staff. Food is cooked according to western palettes and is great choice for expatriates who live nearby as well as locals who want to taste good European cuisine. During the time we were there, there were 4-5 tables occupied by foreigners including families. The food is very good and only thing that we didn’t like that much was the pasta. Everything else including the salad, kebabs and lamb were cooked well and worth checking out. Cocktails are excellent and  you can trust the staff to bring you the best according to your preferences. Prices are reasonable considering the quality of service, location and ambiance of the place. The bar is a nice place for hanging out with friends after work. Other two floors including the terrace are perfect for almost everything including long, leisurely meals and quick business lunches.

     

  • Start a healthy cooking revolution with Olive oil

    Press release from an informative and interesting event about olive oil with chef Kunal Kapoor and nutritionist Seema Singh. The event covered the health benefits of olive oil and it’s use in cooking.

     

    New Delhi, January 14, 2015: Discover how Olive Oil makes cooking healthier and tastier with Chef Kunal Kapoor and Nutritionist Seema Singh. Bring home all the original flavors of the Mediterranean and enjoy a balanced meal every time you cook.

    Cooking session with chef kunal kapoor
    Cooking session with chef kunal kapoor

    It is a known fact that Olive Oils are one of the healthiest oils in the world. They are rich in antioxidants and beneficial substances and have high nutritional value. They even help prevent and fight against many diseases.

    Olive Oil is ideal for cooking, be it Indian or continental, and even in the preparation of salads and desserts. Its ability to resist high temperatures makes it easier to create a thin, golden and crunchy coating, which prevents the food from absorbing oil, keeping it juicy and appetizing. This feature makes it ideal for cooking Indian dishes without changing the taste and texture of the dish.

    Chef Kunal Kapoor at Join the Olive Oil Revolution says “There are many reasons for joining the most delicious and the healthiest revolution in history! A revolution that began thousands of years ago and that has reached us today to give a new, delicious touch of flavor to all our favorite recipes will help us discover more such recipes.”

    Nutritionist Seema Singh says “During a child’s first years, the energy requirement is very high. Some of the energy consumed comes from fat, either in milk, essential in childhood, or from other types of fat. Olive Oil is one of the most healthy Oils, it is rich in antioxidants and beneficial substances, it has a high nutritional value and helps prevent and fights against many diseases.

    Olive Oil better withstands high temperatures and is very stable due to its Oleic Acid. Any oil, unless it has a very strong flavor is suitable for Indian food. And Olive Oils don’t have any distinct flavor of their own, so is ideal as a cooking medium for all kinds of Indian foods. It helps in retaining taste along with fresh. If used regularly, the consumption of monounsaturated fats that lowers cholesterol will help prevent cardiovascular diseases and may reduce the risk of some cancers. Therefore, it is recommended to use Olive Oil for Indian cooking.

    Chef Kunal Kapoor and Nutritionist Seema Singh at live cooking Session
    Chef Kunal Kapoor and Nutritionist Seema Singh at live cooking Session

    There are many types of Olives Oils with different qualities, flavors and aromas. But for the best cooking results, one should know about the different categories:

    Extra Virgin Olive Oil

    100% pressed olive juice, with an outstanding flavor and aroma. It has unique sensorial attributes and beneficial properties due to its minority components. Particularly recommended for use raw (in marinades, salads, sauces, etc.), in stews and in desserts.

    Olive Oil

    100% pressed olive juice with a very good flavor and aroma. Recommended for the same uses as Extra Virgin Olive Oil.

    Extra Light Olive Oil

    A blend of refined Olive Oils and Extra Virgin Olive Oils. Recommended for cooking at high temperatures, especially fried dishes.

    About the Campaign 
    The campaign is all about making  European Olive Oils preferred Olive Oils to enter the daily cooking space in Indian traditional cooking by virtue of being the healthier option.
    The campaign comprises of Print Ads in leading publications, TVC on all major TV channels, to increase the visibility we have also tied up with Meru cabs to carry our clain on their cabs in Delhi & Mumbai and in order to engage our Target Audience we had planned out various BTL Activation in 8 cities. We have just concluded the activation in New Delhi & Mumbai and same will be continued in coming months in remaining cities like Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune & Kolkata. The BTL Activation have been carried out in Malls, Hypermarkets & RWAs.

  • LG Crowns its Mallika-e-Kitchen 2014 Cooking Queen

    • Sixth successive year of LG’s Mallika-e-kitchen cooking contest, India’s biggest amateur chefs cooking competition with around 4000 participants
    • 12 participants selected from 62 cities and 4 Zonal rounds to compete in the grand finale

    New Delhi, December 12, 2014: LG Electronics India today presented its coveted sixth LG Mallika-e-Kitchen 2014 Cooking Queen title to Mrs. Rita Mathur from Bhopal. Orchestrated through live cooking competition at Shangri’ La Hotel, New Delhi, this year’s national amateur cooking contest attracted over 4000 participants from 62 cities across India. 

    Designed for women home cooks to showcase their exceptional culinary talent, this year’s LG Mallika-e-Kitchen 2014 was presented with LG Side by Side Refrigerator in award for her delicious Zaika-E-Hind winning recipe. Ms. Pushpa Chaplot from Mumbai and Ms. Shajeeda from Chennai were named as first and second runners up respectively. They were presented with LG Water Purifier for their scrumptious, indulgent creations that tickled the taste buds of the judges.

    Commenting on the occasion, Mr. Rajeev Jain, Business Head, Home Appliances, LG India said, “The 2014 LG Mallika-e-Kitchen cooking contest was another resounding success for us. This annual competition once again demonstrated the kinds of smart, healthy and tasty dishes that can be created using Microwave technology. This year’s campaign was yet another example of consumer support and appreciation towards LG’s initiative for creating awareness across India about healthy cooking with microwaves.”LG Mallika-E-Kitchen 2014 winner Mrs. Rita Mathur from Bhopal with Mr. Sanjay Chitkara, Head Corporate Marketing, LG India along with Celebrity Chef Nita Mehta

    Excited on winning the title, Mrs. Rita Mathur, said, “I am extremely happy and excited to win the prestigious title of LG Mallika-E-Kitchen 2014. This competition has proved and valued my cooking ability at the national platform, appreciating my love for food and feeding people. With this award, LG has presented me an opportunity to commence my own journey in the culinary world. I am thankful and deeply appreciate LG India in their endeavor towards providing this amazing opportunity to the Indian women for showcasing their talent and vast Indian taste at the national level.”

    Touted as one of the largest amateur cooking contests, the competition was conducted in three stages proceeding to the Grand Finale in Delhi. The auditions received an enthusiastic response from over 4000 aspirants from across 62 cities. The grand finale saw the contestants preparing a main course dish within a time span of 90 minutes in an LG Microwave Oven highlighting the idea behind using one of the most helpful kitchen appliance. The cooking contest in its successful sixth run propagates LG’s strategy in promoting healthy cooking with LG’s new and healthy range of microwave ovens.

    About Mallika-E-Kitchen Cooking Contest:

    LG Mallika-E-Kitchen Cooking Contest is an annual property which was started in 2009 with an aim to promote healthy living and thereby, educate and inform the Indian home makers about the importance of healthy cooking and eating. Any Indian woman above the age of 18 years who purchases a LG Microwave Oven during the period starting from 25th August 2014 till 25th October2014 is eligible to enter the LG Mallika-E-Kitchen Cooking Contest by simply filling a registration form. The form will be available at all LG Brand shops, authorized dealers and can also be filled online on the LG India website. The participants will be contacted by LG representatives for the confirmation of the venue and date of the Local Level round. On the contest date, the participants will be required to bring pre-cooked microwave dishes along with the written recipes. If the recipe is selected by the panel of judges on set parameters, then the selected person will qualify for the Zonal Level round, along with a 100 per cent cashback* of their Microwave Oven. A total of three winners will be selected from each Zonal Level round. Finally, the Zonal round winners will compete at a national level contest to be selected as LG’s Mallika-E-Kitchen, winning grand prizes worth lakhs of rupees.

    About LG Microwave Oven Range:

    LG Microwave Ovens continues to offer the best technology to Indian consumers. Apart from launching World’s 1st Charcoal Lighting Heater TM, LG Microwave Ovens also boast of various unique features specific to Indian market, viz, Diet Fry TM , Pasteurize Milk TM, Indian Bread Basket, 301 Auto Cook Menus, etc.

    LG offers a complete range of Microwave Ovens with 25 SKUs priced between Rs. 6190 till Rs. 29,690. Convection is the major focus area with 16 SKUs available in 21L, 28L & 32L Capacity. LG Offers 6 SKUS in Grill (20L & 23L capacity) while 3 SKUs in its Solo category (20L capacity).

    About LG Electronics, Inc.

    LG Electronics India Pvt. Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of LG Electronics, South Korea was established in January 1997 in India. It is one of the most formidable brands in consumer electronics, home appliances, IT hardware and mobile communications space. In India for a decade, LG has earned a premium brand positioning and is the acknowledged trendsetter for the industry.

    LGEIL’s manufacturing unit at Greater Noida is one of the most eco-friendly units among all LG manufacturing plants in the world. The second Greenfield facility is located at Ranjangaon; Pune has the capacity to manufacture LED TVs, Air Conditioners, Washing Machines, Refrigerators, and Monitors.

    For further information please contact:

    Neeta Linzneeta.linz@lge.com

    Deepika Kukretideepika.kukreti@lge.com

    Kshitija Sharma LG-One, kshitija.sharma@lg-one.com

  • Launch of Fever Tree, Premium Natural Mixers

    Fever Tree, one of premium natural mixer brands held an event launching their premium brand, Robert Parker. The event was hosted by British High Commissioner Sir James Bevan. British deputy PM, Mr. Nick Clegg was  guest of honour for the event.


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    New Delhi, 25th Aug 2014The age of the dismal mixer is over with the introduction of  Fever-Tree (The Premium Natural Mixer) in India. The capital witnessed the sophisticated launch of the iconic super premium brand Fever Tree, The World’s Best Tonic Water – Robert Parker. Making its foray into the Indian Market, this is the first venture of the company in the subcontinent and it has made headline for bring Indian Tonic Water back to India.

    Fever Tree Bar
    Fever Tree Bar

     The event was hosted by The British High Commissioner Sir James Bevan in honour of British Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Nick Clegg’s visit to India.  The event was attended by Mr. Tim Warrillowm (co-founder & Director Fever Tree) and Mr. Anuj Kushwah (Managing Director Kaama Impex Pvt. Ltd) who is the importer & distributor for the Fever-Tree Brand in India. An exquisite evening of luxury, delight and splendor, the event celebrated amongst the crème de la crème of Delhi.

    Proudly served in 7 of the top 10 restaurants in the world Fever Tree is one of the most premium and iconic brand coming out of UK. India is the 50th export market for Fever-Tree. Fever-Tree was recently named Tonic of choice in an independent survey of the world’s leading bars and restaurants

    Mr. Anuj Kushwah, Managing Director of Kaama Impex Pvt Ltd says “Every decision we take at Kaama is keeping in mind the consumers needs and experiences, hence the choice of bringing Fever Tree to India. Fever-Tree is an iconic brand and we are proud to  launch in India.”

    This August, Fever-Tree, the premium natural drink mixer company, will launch their Indian Tonic Water in India, the home of Gin & Tonic and the brand’s 50th export market. The British company, which sees 70% of sales come from export, is looking to continue its dramatic rise and commitment to bringing consumers the perfect gin and tonic wherever they are in world.

    Fever-Tree will travel as part of a UKTI delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg across India. As part of the government policy to boost British export and David Cameron’s commitment to increase trade to £1trn by 2020, the trade envoy will hold events in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore from 25th -28th August.

    Founded in 2005, Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow identified a need for premium mixers to accompany the fast growing array of superior spirits available on the market and travelled from the Congo to the Ivory Coast in pursuit of the highest quality ingredients. Fever-Tree now has a range of 14 natural mixers and an annual company turnover of £25 million.

    Fever Tree - Taj Display
    Fever Tree – Taj Display

    Tim Warrillow comments: “We are delighted to bring premium quality, full flavoured Indian Tonic Water back to the birthplace of the gin and tonic. In 1820, the Malaria-plagued British Army in India inadvertently created the cocktail by mixing their regular dose of quinine with sugar, water and local fruits and of course their daily ration of gin. We have been championing the gin and tonic boom across Europe over the past years and will now, almost two hundred years later, return an all-natural premium tonic water back to its spiritual home.”

    Charles Rolls comments: ‘India is now one of the five largest gin markets in the world and will provide us with a long-term platform for growth. Traditionally a whisky market, white spirits have grown in the region in recent years and we hope to capitalise on the popularity of Western drinking habits in bars, restaurants and hotels.”

    Since its launch, Fever-Tree has collected a vast number of awards, including the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, Exporter of the Year at The Grocer Gold Awards, and the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year for London and the South. For the third year, Fever-Tree was earmarked by The Fast Track 100 as the fastest growing non-alcoholic drinks company in the UK and included in the highly respected list.

    About Fever-Tree

    • Founded in 2005, the company is one of the UK’s fastest growing companies with a turnover of £25 million in 2013.
    • Fever-Tree sources the world’s finest ingredients from natural sources, including quinine from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ginger from the Ivory Coast, India and Nigeria, and lemons from the slopes of Mount Etna, Sicily.
    • Fever-Tree has a portfolio of 12 mixers which are available to buy in the UK from Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose.
    • Fever-Tree products are served in the most prestigious venues across the world, from Claridges in London to Raffles in Singapore and the Burj Al Arab in Dubai.
  • Indian Food Recipe : Meat Curry

    How to cook Mutton Curry

    In Tamil curry essentially means sauce. The curries are made from the combination of different types of spices along with yogurt or coconut milk. This combination will depend upon different regions of India. The curry is served either wet or dry depending upon the taste of people. They are made out of mutton, chicken, fish, prawns, eggs and vegetables.

    Requirements:

    • Cubed 500 grams mutton
    • Chopped onions 5
    • Ginger – garlic paste 1 tbsp made in 1 cup of water
    • Chilli powder one a half teaspoon
    • Green chilli paste 1 teaspoon
    • Half cup tomato puree
    • Coriander powder 1 tablespoon
    • Turmeric powder half tablespoon
    • Yoghurt 2 cups
    • 8 black peppercorns and cloves
    • 1 tsp – cumin seeds, 1 cup of coriander leaves neatly chopped
    • Half of cup oil
    • Salt to taste

    Cooking Methodology:

    • Firstly flatten all the meat cubes into flat pieces.
    • Now mix the yoghurt, chilli, turmeric, coriander powder and salt in the flat pieces of meat.
    • Next step is to arrange half of the chopped onions in the pressure cooker at the bottom along with this arrange the pieces of meat along with yogurt mixture on the top of onions.
    • Sprinkle ginger garlic water and rest of the onions then the whole spices
    • Add 2 cups of hot water
    • Pressure cook till done
    • Now remove from the pressure cooker and cook until the gravy is thick. Once the gravy is thick add the tomato puree along with the oil
    • Blend until the oil separates
    • Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot.
  • Indian Food Recipe : Chicken Biryani

    How to cook Chicken Biryani

    Biryani has been originated in Turkey or Persia. The Muslim travelers have brought this to India and other places on the map closer to Persia. You can make a vegetable, mutton, chicken, prawn, fish biryani. The famous and most consumed is the Chicken Biryani. Traditionally earthen pots are used to make biryani to bring out the best aroma from the best quality ingredients used in the dish.

    Ingredients:-

    • 1 kg – chicken, cut into medium size pieces.
    • ½ kg basmati rice.
    • 1.5 glasses of water.
    • 1 tsp. – Ginger paste.
    • 1 tsp. – Garlic Paste.
    • 3- Large onions finely sliced.
    • 3 – Green chillies, chopped.
    • 1 cup – chopped fresh mint leaves.
    • 1 cup – chopped fresh coriander leaves.
    • 1 tsp – red chilli powder.
    • 10 strands of saffron.
    • ½ cup – milk.
    • 2 cups – yoghurt.
    • 2-3 tbsp. – lemon juice.
    • 7- Cloves.
    • 2 – Bay leaves.
    • 5 – Green cardamoms.
    • 1 – Inch piece cinnamon.
    • 2 tbsp. – ghee.
    • ¾ cup – oil.
    • Salt to taste.
    • Grind to paste – 7 cloves, 4 cardamoms, ½ tsp – whole pepper, ½ inch piece – cinnamon.

     

    How to cook:

    • Soak saffron in milk and keep aside.
    • Fry the sliced onions till crispy golden brown in color. Set aside to cool.
    • When cool, grind to a coarse texture and set aside
    • Rub ginger and garlic paste all over the chicken
    • Add red chilli powder, half of the mint and coriander, lemon juice, green chilles, the ground spices ,crushed onions, yoghurt and the oil in which the onions were fried .Marinate for 2 hours
    • In a heavy-bottomed pan, put the chicken along with the marinade and cook on medium heat until the gravy is not fully fried.
    • Boil 1.5 glasses of water, when hot enough add some whole cloves, bay leaves, cardamoms and cinnamon then add salt and the rice. Parboil the Rice
    • Drain the water and keep the rice side
    • To layer the biryani add ghee in an earthen pot and layer rice then chicken gravy then rice and add the saffron milk to it
    • Put the remaining ghee , coriander, mint leaves to garnish
    • Seal the biryani and cook till rice is fully cooked
    • Serve hot with raita.
  • Indian Food Recipe : Meat Kebab

    How to cook Meat Kebab 

    India is known for its variety of cuisines. Among them Kebabs are very famous across the world. The Kebabs are made both using vegetables and non vegetarian items. Most of the Kebabs are made using minced or medium sized meat. The meat used is generally of lamb or chicken . The fish kebabs are less to be found. The kebabs originated from Greece and in Arabic it literally means to fry. Here we shall learn how to make Shami Kebab.

    Ingredients:

    • Half kg. Of minced meat cleaned and washed.
    • Eggs – 2 of them thoroughly beaten.
    • Gram dal 6 tablespoon soaked for at least 30 minutes.
    • Oil – 6 tablespoon.
    • Cumin seeds – 2 teaspoon.
    • 5 – Cloves and 6 – green cardamoms.
    • 2 large onions finely chopped.
    • Coarsely pound 15 cloves of garlic.
    • Coarsely pounded 2.5” inch ginger.
    • Finely chopped 8 – green chillies.
    • ½ tsp – turmeric powder and 3 teaspoon red chilli powder.
    • 4 tsp. – coriander powder.
    • Handful – coriander leaves, finely chopped.
    • Oil for shallow frying.
    • Salt as per taste.

    How to cook:

    • Take a heavy bottomed vessel and heat 6 tablespoon of oil. Now add the cumin seeds, cardamoms and cloves and sauté them. Once they are sautéed add finely chopped garlic, onions, ginger and green chilles.
    • Once the onions turn translucent then add the gram dal after draining the water; then add the kheema, salt and turmeric powder.
    • Keep on stirring often until kheema and dal become tender and water dries off.
    • Again Sauté after adding red chilli powder, coriander powder & coriander leaves.
    • Now beat the eggs and mix them to the kheema mixture.
    • Heat the oil thoroughly in a heavy bottomed pan. Now take the mixture and make flattened kebabs; shallow fry them till their golden brown.
    • Serve hot with chutney.

     

  • Indian Food Recipe : Fried Fish

    Fried Fish Recipe

    Fried fish is a regular dish made all over the world in different ways and has its different versions that are all palatable. It goes well with chips or if you want something Indian then try it with dal and rice. Fish is consumed in India far and wide. The delicious Indian masalas used in making fish and eaten with the rice makes it a wonderful combination. It’s a staple in the coastline belt of India.

    Ingredients:

    • 1 Kg fresh fish fillets
    • 1 – egg white, beaten
    • 1 cup – bread crumbs
    • 2 tbsp – melted butter
    • Salt as per taste
    • ¼ tsp – pepper powder

    How to cook:

    • Preheat oven at 350 degree C.
    • Mix egg, salt and pepper
    • Dip the fillets in egg
    • Roll in bread crumbs
    • On a baking tray put the fish to bake after greasing it
    • Pour melted butter over fillets
    • Bake for 10 mins or till it’s done

     

     

     

  • Indian Food Recipe : Uttapam

    Uttapam Recipe

    Uttapam is made from the blend of Urad dal and rice. This combination is excellent and vital for health and has greater nutritious values like vitamin B, folic acid and other protein. In India this south Indian dish can be served during brunch, lunch or dinner. The cuisine was initially discovered in 1st Century A.D. The same is eaten all across India especially in hotels which serve South Indian Cuisine.

    Ingredients:-

    • Dosa Batter- 1 Cup.
    • Tomato- 1.
    • Small onion- 1.
    • Broken Cashew nuts- 5-7 pieces.
    • Green chillies 1-2.
    • Coriander leaves- 1 bunch.

     

    Cooking Method :

    • Wash and chop all the ingredients then mix it batter.
    • Add salt as per taste.
    • Now take a non stick pan and heat it.
    • Cover the pan by adding teaspoon of oil.
    • Now slowly flip it and let other side get cooked.
    • It should smell nice and crisp.
    • Serve it hot with the combination of coconut chutney.
  • Indian Food Recipe : Poha

    Poha Recipe

    Poha has inherited quality of easy digestion and gets ready in minutes for a tummy full breakfast. It is suitable to consume for all age group, made from flattened rice. Best paired with onions, grated coconut and coriander leaves

    Ingredients

    • Beaten Rice- 1 cup.
    • Crushed Groundnuts- ¼ Cup.
    • Coconut grated- ¼ Cup.
    • Coriander leaves- ¼ Cup.
    • Curry leaves- 1 stalk.
    • Sugar- ¼ tsp.
    • Salt to taste.
    • Green chillies- 4.
    • Lime Juice- 1 tsp.
    • Oil- 1.5 tsp.
    • Chopped onions-2.
    • Chopped small potatoes- 2.
    • Cumin and Mustard seeds- ½ tsp.

    Procedure

    • In a vessel, Wash poha till clean.
    • In a heavy sauce pan, heat little oil, add seeds and then potatoes.
    • Add curry leaves and green chillies and stir it for 2-3 minutes.
    • Add fried onions till tender.
    • Now add poha and other ingredients.
    • If you want little pungent taste, squeeze few drops of lemon.
    • Garnish with little coriander and grated coconut.
    • Serve with hot tea or coffee.