Ellu urundai

Today's recipe is Ellu urundai. I can't believe how simple it is, to make this dish. It required just 2 ingredients- sesame seeds and jaggery. When I came across this recipe from Sharmis Passions, I definitely wanted to try this. I tried this morning and it tasted awesome, brought back all the child hood memories. It is after so many years am tasting ellu urundai. 

What are the ingredients needed?

Sesame seeds, 1 cup

Jaggery, 3/4 cup

How it is made?

1. Try roast the sesame seeds till they lightly change colour and aroma starts coming out.
2. Grate the jaggery or powder them.
3. Let the sesame seeds cool down a little and powder them coarsely in a blender.
4. Then add the jaggery and blend them in the blender.
5. Take 2 tablespoons of this mixture and roll them into balls. 
6. Ellu urundai is ready.Enjoy!!

Notes

• You can use black sesame seeds, I have used white sesame seeds here.
• If needed, you can add some cardamom powder too, just a pinch for flavor.

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Also linking this to EP Series started by Julie and guest hosted by Priya Mahadevan

Inippu yellu Kozhukattai/ Modakam

Today's recipe is Inippu yellu Kozhukattai that is coconut, jaggery and sesame seeds stuffed kozhukattai. Every year for Vinayagar Chathurthi, Mom used to make this kozhukattai. It is my favorite and now Thaara also loves this. For this Vinayagar Chathurthi, I made plain kozhukattai, this sweet kozhukattai, Kondai kadalai sundal and Besan laddoo. 

What are the ingredients needed?

For outer covering,

Rice Flour, 1 1/2 cup

Salt, a pinch

Water, as needed

For stuffing

Grated coconut, 1/2 cup

Sesame seeds, 1/2 cup

Grated jaggery, 1/2 cup

Cardamom, 4-5 nos.

Sugar, 1 Tbs

How it is made?

The outer covering

• Mix the rice flour with a pinch of salt and add required water and knead them to a dough.( Mom doesnt use any other special process, just mix with water to form dough.I too follow that)

For the stuffing

• Dry roast the sesame seeds. 
• Remove the skin of the cardamom and powder its seeds with a tablespoon of Sugar.
• Mix the sesame seeds, grated jaggery, grated coconut and powdered cardamom. Mix them well till they are fully incorporated.

The assembly.

• Take a lemon sized ball of dough and make it into a shape of a cup.
• Then stuff the cup with the prepared stuffing.
• Close it  and seal it. 
• Steam cook this kozhukattai  for 6-7 minutes

Offer to God and Enjoy!

Notes

There are other methods of preparing the dough for the kozhukattai. But I haven't tried them. This method for me is simple and it works just fine. 

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Kondakadalai Sundal/ Black Chickpea Stir fry

Sundal is the stir fried legumes of your choice. It is a must have for any festival or offering to God .It can be made with chick peas, peas, channa dhal etc., It is simple and easy to make. It makes a healthy snack too. I made this sundal for Vinayagar Chathurthi. It is for the blogging marathon. To check what the other marathoners are doing click here

What are the ingredients needed?

Black chickpeas, 1 cup

Oil, 2-3 teaspoons

Mustard seeds, 1/4 teaspoon

Red chillies, 2-3 (depending on the size, required spice level)

Curry leaves, a sprig

Asafoetida- a pinch

Salt, to taste

Grated Coconut, 3 tablespoons

How it is made?

1. Soak the chickpeas for 5-6 hours, preferably overnight.
2. Then pressure cook the chickpeas for 3-4 whistles.
3. Then let the pressure release, drain the water and set the cooked chick peas aside. 
4. Heat oil in a skillet, add mustard seeds, when they crack add red chillies, curry leaves and fry for a minute or two, then add asofoetida, cooked chickpeas, salt to taste and mix well.
5. Cook this for a minute or two, then remove from heat add the grated coconut, mix well and serve.

Notes

• While eating as a snack, onion can also be used. But usually while offering to God, we avoid garlic and Onion.
• For variation, u can add grated ginger too. Fry the grated ginger with other ingredients and proceed.
• Red chillies can be replaced by green chillies too.

Besan Laddoo - A guest post for Priya

When Priya of Cook like Priya asked me to do a guest post, I was so thrilled, because it is my first time. I instantly accepted. I admire her blog - the layout, design, pictures, the words she uses and also her recipes. If you haven't been to her space take a peep here.    We both are in the baking group, so we got to know each other personally. She is a very bubbly cheerful person and am so happy to have her as a friend.

Initially I wanted to do some baked dish for the post, but later changed my mind thinking one after the other festive seasons are about to come , so Indian dessert would be most appropriate. Also Thaara loves laddoos(any type) a lot, that is also another reason for selecting laddoo. 

Below there are some pictures of the laddoo. The first picture you can also find in Priya's place, meaning virtually am bringing in laddoo to Priya for the guest post and after clicking the picture, I was focusing to click some pictures , by that time, Thaara is trying to take laddoo from the basket, she couldn't resist it. I clicked the picture of it too. That is the other picture. Anyway, the laddoo, was a hit at home, both Hubby and Thaara loved it. Most of it were gobbled by Thaara and rest by Hubby and few friends. 

The laddoo almost melted in the mouth and the toasted, chopped almonds added crunch to the bite. It is a yummy laddoo. Now you can imagine the taste of the Laddoo.. For the recipe, hop on to Priya's space. 

Palada Payasam- A guest post by Julie

I am so excited to have the first guest post at Divya's Culinary Journey by wonderful blogger, Julie of Erivum Puliyum. I have a huge respect for her, for her guidance  when I started taking baby steps in Blogging, also she is very friendly person. I love her blog which has a wide collection of over 330 recipes with lot of varieties. She is a dedicated blogger who updates her blog almost every other day, also when a fellow blogger posts a recipe she always stops by to read and comment. I really used to wonder, how she gets time for all this with 2 kids.This shows her dedication to blogging. She is also a creative person, who also has another blog, Beading beads. So when I thought about the guest post series, the first one to come in mind was her. Am so glad that she instantly agreed, when I requested her. 
It is a honour to have you here, Julie. Hearty Welcome to Divya's Culinary Journey! 
Over to Julie..

When Divya @ Divya's Culinary Journey asked me to join her guest post series starting off with me,I happily consented her.She is a very good friend of mine in the blogosphere.Her blog has many varied and beautiful collection of recipes.Thanx Divya for the wonderful oppurtunity and happy about this moment.And as always,I always celebrate my guest posts with something sweet,so does this .Sharing with you all,the tradtional sadya dessert and the preferred delicacy mostly in all sadya(banquet lunch) and marriage occassions is palada payasam(kheer).Palada is simply rice flakes made out of ground rice or rice flour.These are readily available in markets as palada.I have used here my home made ada recipe.You can use the store brought version too.The ada is then cooked in whole milk and it thickens in consistency,you get a light pinkish color.So,friends enjoy this yummy delicious kheer with your loved ones on any special occasions.

Ingredients

Ada (refer notes) 1 cup

Milk 4 cups

Sugar 4 cups or more as per taste

Cardamom powder 1/2 tsp

Raisins 1tbsp

Cashews 1 tbsp

Ghee 1tbsp

Method

1. If you are using the store brought packet,boil water in a pan and add the ada.Let it cook like pasta for approx 15 mins and then drain water.Rinse in cold water to remove stickiness and keep aside.(I skipped the cooking of ada as I used the fresh home made ada,the recipe is here)
2. In the meantime,heat the milk in a shallow pan and boil milk in it.Add sugar and let it thicken for about 30 mins.Keep stirring in between and keep on medium flame to prevent burning the milk at the bottom.
3. Add the cooked ada in the milk and cook again till it reaches a consistency as of condensed milk payasam.(The perfect consistency is when u pour a drop on a plate it shouln't run watery)
4. Add cardamom powder,cover and put off flame.
5. Heat another pan,add ghee.Fry cashews and then raisins.Add to the payasam/kheer.
6. Serve warm !!!

Serves 3 adults.

NOTES

* You can use store brought ada packet.Just make sure to cook the ada before adding to milk.

* You can add condensed milk to thicken the kheer but the authentic taste is with the whole milk thickened.

Orange Cranberry Muffins- Low calorie version

Today's recipe is Orange Cranberry Muffins. When I took up the theme Low calorie healthy breakfast for the blogging marathon I wanted to have atleast one baked breakfast recipe. So browsed and came across this recipe from Madhuram's Eggless Cooking. So did some minor changes to suit our taste and my kids loved this muffin and My hubby who is a health freak didn't have anything to complain. It is eggless, sugar less made with combination of oat flour, wheat flour and all purpose flour. Also it is low calorie. I replaced sugar from the original recipe to agave nectar, which has low glycemic index. (It does not increase blood sugar level rapidly compared to consumption of normal sugar).This is a mildly sweet muffin and also the cranberries you get in each bite compliments the orange flavor. 

What are the ingredients needed?

Wheat flour, 1 cup

Oats flour, 1/2 cup

All purpose flour, 1/2 cup

Salt, 1/4 teaspoon

Baking powder, 1 teaspoon

Baking Soda, 1/4 teaspoon

Agave Nectar, 1/2 cup

Oil, 1/4 cup

Low fat yogurt, 1/4 cup

Skimmed fat free milk, 3/4 cup

Orange juice, 3 Tablespoons

Orange zest, 1 teaspoon

Dried Cranberries, 1/2 cup

Oats , to sprinkle on top(optional)

How it is made?

1. Pre- heat the oven to 350 F.
2. Prepare the muffin pan by greasing and flouring it or simply use the paper liner and set it aside.
3. In a bowl, combine all the dry ingredients together.(flours, salt, baking soda and baking powder) Set them aside.
4. In another bowl, combine the Nectar, oil and yogurt till they are well combined.
5. Add this mixture to the flour mixture, alternating with milk to form a homogeneous mixture.
6. Now fold in the cranberries, orange zest and orange juice till they are fully incorporated.
7. Spoon in the batter to the muffin pan. (approximately 3 tablespoons per cup) 
8. If using, sprinkle oats on the top and bake for 18-20 minutes until the fork inserted comes out clean.
9. Let it cool, enjoy.

It yields 12 muffins.

Notes

• The muffins taste better when it is completely cooled off compared to eaten warm. So wait till it is cooled completely.
• If you want, you can add some 1/4 cup of chopped walnuts to the batter.
• For the oat flour, if you have rolled oats or quick cooking oats, just powder them finely and use.You get it in the store too. But I just powdered the oats and used.

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Oats Kozhukattai- Spicy

Lord Ganesha is widely worshiped as God of,wisdom, prosperity, good fortune and health. Also before beginning anything new, he is the one worshiped first. He is believed to remove all the obstacles, destroy all evils and bring in success.It is his birthday today. On this special occasion, wish you all a Happy Vinayagar Chathurthi!!

The most famous dish made on this day is kozhukattai. What can be more apt than Oats Kozhukattai for breakfast on this special day?  Yes. Today's recipe is Oats Kozhukattai and it is the day 2 of the blogging marathon. To check what the other marathoners are doing click here

What are the ingredients needed?

Rolled Oats- 1 cup

Rice flour, 1/2 cup

Oil, 2-3 teaspoon

Mustard seeds, 1/2 teaspoon

Split Urad dhal, 2 teaspoon

Red chillies, 2- 3 nos(depending on the size of chillies and spice level required)

Cilantro- 2 Tablespoon(chopped)

Curry leaves, 1 sprig (chopped)

Salt to taste

How it is made?

1. Dry roast the oats till it gives mild aroma. Then let it cool and powder it finely. 
2. Heat oil in a skillet, add mustard seeds, urad dhal, red chilies and curry leaves and fry till urad dhal turns color lightly, then add chopped cilantro mix well and remove them from heat. Let it cool.
3. Combine oats flour, rice flour and salt. Then add the tempered mixture to the flour and required water and knead the flour till they are fully combined.
4. Take this mixture, roll into equal sized balls and take each ball in palm close the fingers and press to get the desired kozhukattai shape. Do the same to all the balls.
5. Then grease a idly plate and steam cook these kozhukattais for 6-7 minutes. 
6. Remove from heat, keep them covered till it is ready to be served.
7. I got about 12 kozhukattais. 

Note:

• While roasting oats take care not to burn the oats, roast only till mild aroma comes and it will change color lightly but dont wait till it is golden brown. ;) 
• For kneading, I used about 3/4 cup of water plus few more drops.  Take care not to add too much water.
• While storing keep the kozhukattais covered, when kept open they get dried very fast.

Ragi Dosa/ Finger millet crepes

Today's recipe is Ragi Dosa. My mom used to make this when we were young and I too make it sometimes when we are bored with the usual dosa or just as an instant fix for breakfast/ dinner. Since it is made of Ragi, it is nutritious ( it is rich in calcium, iron & has got high fibre content) and also this dosa is instant, can be made immediately. It is also a diabetic friendly recipe. So when I picked the theme for blogging marathon, " Healthy breakfast- Low Calorie", I definitely wanted to have this dosa. It is the blogging marathon time of the week and for next three days, it is going to be all about healthy breakfast. To check what the other marathoners are doing click here

There is a saying, " Eat breakfast like King", but how many of us are really doing it? Due to the crazy rush we have in the mornings, usually most of us, skip the breakfast. May be it may save time for the moment, but it definitely affects the health at some point. To have a healthy start(what I mean here is healthy for both mind and body) for the day, having  healthy wholesome breakfast is more important.

What are the ingredients needed?

Ragi flour, 1 cup

Wheat flour, 1/2 cup

Rice flour, 1/4 cup

Water, as needed

Salt to taste

Oil, as needed.

How it is made?

1. Combine all the flours together.
2. Add salt to taste.
3. Add water and mix to get the desired consistency like the usual dosa batter.
4. Heat nonstick pan, pour a laddle full of the batter and spread them into a large circle.
5. Drizzle a little oil around them.
6. Cover and cook for a minute or two. 
7. If needed, flip the dosa and cook for another minute.
8. Remove the dosa and serve with chutney of your choice.

Serves 3 people.

Note

• In the picture, I have served it with coconut chutney, it is because my hubby and kids love it. If you desire to go for low calorie breakfast, stay away from coconut chutney. 
• If you feel that this dosa is plain, you can add some chopped onions, chillies, curry leaves and cumin seeds for variation.

Corn flakes Cookies

I love to bake. Though my love for baking started years ago, I began baking only after landing in the US. It has been growing as a passion over these years and that is the reason I wanted to be a part of this baking group, Baking Partners. Last month, we baked Julia child's Reine de Saba,  and for this month it is the cookies. We had to pick from the Ultimate chocolate cream cheese cookies,  Cornflakes cookies and Homemade Oreo cookies or can try all the cookies if we want to. Though I wanted to try all the cookies, I didn't get time because of so many different things. I could only one and I chose this cornflakes cookies. The cookies turned out awesome.Thanks to Priya and Swathi for this recipe which is selected from the book, Baking: Commonsense by Murdoch books. 
Corn flakes covering the cookies gives the crunch required on the outside and it is soft on the inside with a mild coconut flavor and loaded with raisins and cranberries. Yum!! 

I just halved the recipe and it yielded around 12 cookies(regular size) and 2 little cookies (I made for my son without the cornflakes) and also I added some extra cranberries along with the raisin except that I didn't change anything else much in the recipe.

What are the ingredients needed?

All purpose flour, 1 cup

Baking Soda, 1/4 teaspoon

Baking Powder, 1/4 teaspoon

Butter(room temperature), 1/4 cup

Sugar, 6 Tablespoon

Egg, 1 no.

Vanilla extract, 1/2 teaspoon

Raisins, 1 Tablespoon

Dried cranberries, 1 Tablespoon

Dessicated coconut, 1/3 cup

Crushed cornflakes, approximately 1 cup

How it is made?

1. Preheat the oven to 350 F.
2. Sift together flour, baking soda and baking powder and set it aside.
3. Cream together butter and sugar till they are fluffy and add a egg and beat them lightly and then add vanilla and mix them till they are well combined.
4. Then add the flour mixture to this mixture and using the spatula mix them well, and now add the dessicated coconut, raisins and cranberries and mix them till they are fully incorporated and the dough is smooth.
5. In a shallow dish take the crushed cornflakes and take a tablespoon of the cookie dough, drop and roll them in these cornflakes and arrange them in a cookie sheet.
6. Once all the cookies are arranged, bake them in the oven for 12-15 minutes until they turn lightly golden.
7. Let them cool completely then store them in airtight container. 
8. Eat and enjoy as desired. 

This is as a part of the baking group, Baking Partners. Linking this to the Kids delight- Potluck Party.

Egg Kuzhambu

Being here in US, I really miss my Mom's cooking a lot. Special ingredient in her cooking will always be her love for us. I love everything my mom cooks, especially her egg kuzhambu. Though i have tried the recipe so many times, still it does not match with hers. But sure, its my hubby and little girl's favourite. Just wanted to share it.

Ingredients:

Eggs   - 4 nos

Tamarind  - a small lemon size

Water   - 4 1/2 cups

Oil   - 4-5 teaspoons

Salt   - to taste

Cilantro  - a bunch, to garnish

To grind

Scrapped coconut - 1/2 cup

Chopped onions  - 1 cup

Cumin seeds  - 1/2 teaspoon

Chilli powder  - 1 teaspoon

Coriander powder - 2 teaspoons

Turmeric Powder  - 1/4 teaspoon

To temper

mustard seeds  - 1/4 teaspoon

fenugreek seeds  - 1/2 teaspoon

Garlic (de-skinned) - 4-5 cloves

Asafoetida  - a pinch

Curry leaves  - 1 sprig

Directions:

1. Boil the eggs and remove the shell.

2. Soak Tamarind and extract it.

3. In skillet add two tsp oil,add cumin seeds,then add chopped onions,saute till its golden brown.Then to it add turmeric, chilli and coriander powders. Finally add coconut and switch the stove off , when the roasted coconut gives a good aroma. Let it cool for a while and grind it to paste.

4. In a sauce pan, add remaining oil and then add mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds. Add asafoetida, curry leaves and garlic, cook till the garlic is a light brown colour. To it add the ground paste, and the tamarind extract. Let it cook for 3-4 minutes.

5. Then add water and salt to taste. Finally, add boiled eggs.

6. Let the gravy simmer till oil seperates.

7.Finally garnish it with cilantro.

Ready to serve with rice.

Note:

1. I made small slits in the egg, so that the flavour of the kuzhambu can get into it.

2. I used frozen scrapped coconut, so it has to be thawed before use.

Panchmel Dal

For the final day of the marathon, wanted to do something gourmet, came across this recipe by Tarla Dalal, did some minor changes to fit our personal taste and it was a hit at tonight's dinner. I served it with Chappathi. Panchmel Dal, as the name suggests has five lentils. It is spicy and tangy gravy. 

Original recipe from Tarla Dalal

What are the ingredients needed?

Toor Dal, 1/3 cup

Channa Dal, 1/3 cup

Moong Dal, 1/3 cup

Urad dal, 1 Tablespoon

Whole moong, 2 tablespoon

Chilli powder, 2 teaspoons

Coriander powder, 2 teaspoons

Turmeric powder, 1/2 teaspoon

Garam masala, 1 teaspoon

Oil, 1 tablespoon

Ghee, 2 tablespoon

Slit Green chillies, 2 nos

Cloves, 5- 6 nos

Bay leaves, 2 nos

Cumin seeds, 1 teaspoon

Asafoetida, a pinch

Amchur powder, 2 teaspoon

Tamarind extract, 2 teaspoon

Salt, to taste

Water as needed

Cilantro, to garnish (optional)

How it is made?

1. Wash all the five dhals together and pressure cook them.
2. Let the pressure release and mash them.
3. Mix chilli powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder and garam masala with 3 tablespoons of water and set this masala mixture aside.
4. Heat oil and ghee in a heavy bottomed pan, add cumin seeds,green chillies, asafoetida, cloves and bay leaves and fry them for a minute or two.
5. Then add the masala mixture and saute for another couple of minutes.
6. Then add the mashed dhals, amchur powder, tamarind extract and salt to taste and mix them well. Add water to get the desired consistency and simmer for 5-6 minutes.
7. Serve them hot with rotis or any Indian flat bread.

Note:

• It is a spicy gravy. You can adjust the spice level to your taste.
• Keep an eye on the gravy while it is simmering, it gets burnt at the bottom, so use heavy bottomed pan, keep stirring occasionally.

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Paruppu Thovaiyal

School started for my daughter yesterday and today she is at home sick. She demanded my attention the whole time and I hardly got any time to cook. So made rasam and this thovaiyal to keep it simple. Anyway, the thovaiyal has paruppu so I think it fits the theme of blogging marathon too- Cooking with dhal.  To check what the other marathoners are doing, click here

Paruppu thovaiyal is the kind of spicy lentil chutney served as an accompaniment with the rice.

What are the ingredients needed?

Toor dhal/ Yellow pigeon peas/ Thuvaram paruppu, 1/2 cup

Oil, 2-3 tsp

Red chillies, 3-4 nos

Garlic, 5-6 cloves

Asafoetida, a pinch

Coconut, 3-4 tablespoon

Tamarind, size of a gooseberry

Salt, as per taste

Water, as needed

How it is made?

1. Heat oil in a skillet.
2. Add red chillies and garlic and fry them for a minute or two.
3. Then add the toor dhal, a pinch of asafoetida and roast it in low heat till the dhal turns in color and nice aroma comes out of it. 
4. Then add the coconut, tamarind mix well and turn off the heat.
5. Let it cool off, add salt to taste and required water and grind it into a coarse paste.
6. Thovaiyal is ready to be served.

Serve with Rice and rasam or just this thovaiyal with dollop of ghee in the rice. Serves 3-4 persons.

Linking this to South Indian Cooking # 1 @ Anu's Healthy Kitchen and Let's Cook- Lentils/Legumes @ Tickling Palates

Arisi Paruppu Saadham

I feel like it has been ages since I last posted any recipe in this space. It started off as a small vacation break and one thing lead to another and couldn't get back into action. Finally here I am with a recipe. Thanks to blogging marathon. For the next 3 days I will be posting under the theme, " Cooking with Dhal". For the first day, it is Arisi Paruppu saadham. 

It is a simple and easy one pot meal, which makes it great for packing lunch on a busy morning. This dish is a special of Coimbatore and everyone have their own way of making this dish. When I decided to blog about this dish, I mailed my Mom for her recipe and made it. I prepared it one busy day and in a hurry clicked some pictures and I served it with some fry-yums. 

What are the ingredients needed?

Rice, 1 cup

Toor dhal/ Yellow pigeon peas, 1/2 cup

Oil, 1 Tablespoon

Mustard seeds, 1/4 teaspoon

Cumin seeds, 1 teaspoon

Cloves, 3 - 4 numbers

Cinnamon, 1 small stick

Garlic, 4-5 cloves

Curry leaves, 1 sprig

Chilli powder, 1 tsp

Turmeric powder, 1/4 tsp
Asafoetida, a pinch

Ghee, 2-3 Tablespoon

Grated coconut,a handful

How it is prepared?

1. Wash the rice and dhal and set them aside.
2. Heat oil in a pressure cooker, add mustard seeds, cumin seeds, cloves, cinnamon and fry them for a minute or two. Then add the garlic and curry leaves and fry for another 2 -3 minutes until they garlic turns a light golden brown.
3. Then add chilli powder and turmeric powder,asafoetida then add the rice and dhal, add salt to taste and water (in the ratio 1:2.5) mix well and add a handful of grated coconut, close the lid and pressure cook.
4. Once the cooker whistles, reduce the flame and let it cook for a 5-6 minutes in a low flame, turn of the heat.
5. Once the pressure releases, add 2-3 tablespoons of ghee, mix well and serve.

Note

• You can add tomatoes too. But I haven't used them.
• Instead of grated coconut, you can chop up the pieces of coconut and add to the rice. Mom used to do it.
• The rice will be mushy. If you want them to be less mushy adjust the proportion of water accordingly.

This is for the blogging marathon and to check what the other marathoners are doing click here.

Round of "Only" Series- From the Royal Kitchen

Only Series was guest hosted here in the month of August with the theme - From the royal kitchen. We received 58 entries from India and 13 entries from other countries.

 Please find below the recipes we received from India.

We received 3 recipes from Amina Creations

Chicken Biryani

Capsicum Paneer Gravy

Egg Samosa

One recipe from Cuisine Delights

Microwave Chicken Biryani

Two recipes from Food Mazaa

Shahi Hyderabadi Biryani

Dum ka Murg

One recipe from Healthy Recipes

Easy palaada pradhaman

Two recipes from Indian Vegetarian Recipes

Kadai Paneer

Rich Rice kheer

One recipe from Kavi's Kitchen

Mushroom Cashew gravy

Two recipes from Kunmun's delicious Kitchen

Mix veg chilla with paneer toppings

Chana dhal with soya nuggets curry

Two recipes from Nayanas Kitchen Kreations

Achari Paneer

Makhanae ki sabji

One recipe from Nivedhanam

Eggless Reine de Saba

One recipe from Palakad Chamayal

Dal Lucknowi

Six recipes from Preethi's Kitchen Life

Paneer Lajawab

Gulab Phirni

Bhindi Kebab

Pati shapta

Urad dhal Halwa

Potato balls in rich creamy red curry

Four recipes from Ribbons to Pastas

Paneer Koftas in rich gravy

Aloo Dum                     

Kashmiri Dum Aloo

Shahi Tukda with Badam Gulkand

Four recipes from Sahasra Recipes

Mushroom Arvi

Paneer Mutter Masala

Noodles Samosa

Tamalapaku Pakodi Curry

Ten recipes from Sanoli's Kitchen

Paneer Tawa Masala

Parmesan Chicken

Kejur Pak

Relish Plum chutney

Chicken Kasha

Simple Mutton Biryani

Rice Kheer

Chettinad Pepper Chicken

Kasha Mangsho

Murg Saagwala

Eight recipes from Sara's Tasty buds

Hyderabadi Chicken

Paneer Butter Masala

Lal Paneer

Kadai Paneer

Navarattan Korma

Persian paneer

Dahi wale Aloo ki Subzi

Kashmiri Dum Aloo

Four recipes from Shruti's Rasoi

Malpuas

Rice Kheer

Dal Makhani

Kesar Kulfi

Two recipes from Tangy Minds

Shahi tukra

Kulfi

Two recipes from The Turmeric Kitchen

Dahi Baigana

Coriander Luchi and Khatta Mitha Aloo

We received 13 entries from other countries. They are as follows.

One recipe from Desi Zayeka

Falooda

Two recipes from Jiya's Delicacy

Chicken Biryani - Mughlai Style

Rabri

One Recipe from Kuk's Kitchen

Hyderabad Mutton Biryani

Two recipes from Mittu cooking Love

Shahi Paste

Bedmi Puri

Two recipes from Sharan's Samayalarai

Green Peas Paratha

Egg Kuzhambu

Four recipes from Shweta in the kitchen

Stuffed Capsicum in tomato gravy

Dahi Vada

Maa Chole ki daal

Vegetable Biryani

One recipe from Tiffin carrier antic/ques

Sadya Manga kari

and two recipes from Pari of Foodelicious,the founder of this event.

Dum Arvi

Hyderabadi Baghare Baingan

Hope you had a royal visual feast. Thanks all for the contribution and the support.

Take care and Happy Cooking!!