Bhaths, Pulaos, Rices & Saadams!

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  1. shreyasri

    shreyasri New IL'ite

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    wow! nakku oorudhae!
     
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    Appo udane panni pathidunga !
    Love,
    Chithra.



     
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    dear chitra,


    I would like to know the tamil term of the following which i came across while reading ur rice varities.

    khus khus
    hing
    suanf
    haldi

    saratha
     
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    Dear Saratha,
    Welcome to I L & to this forum.

    khus khus - pooppy seeds, கச கச
    hing - perungayam பெருங்காயம்
    Saunf - sombu சோம்பு
    Haldi turmeric powder மஞ்சள் பொடி

    Love,
    Chithra.



     
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    Coconut Peanut Pulao: - A simple mild rice without onions:

    Basmathi rice - 1 cup

    Grated coconut - 2 tbsp

    Peanuts - 2 tbsp

    Ghee - 1 tbsp

    Mustard seeds - 1 tsp

    Gram dhal - 1 tbsp ( soak for 1 hr & drain)

    Hing - ½ tsp

    Pepper powder - 1 tsp

    Salt, haldi

    Curry leaves - few

    Roast the coconut to light brown.

    Roast peanuts.

    Soak rice for 30 mts & drain.

    Heat ghee in a pressure pan & temper as given.

    Add rice & sauté for 3 mts.

    Add 2 cups (about) of water, salt, haldi, curry leaves & pepper powder.

    When the mixture starts boilng, close the cooker & keep the weight.

    Lower the flame & cook for 10 mts.

    Cool, open & add coconut & peanuts.

    Serve with any spicy vegetable sabji.
     

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    Dear chitra,

    :thankyou2: Thankyou for ur reply. Just today i saw ur reply as i received a mail from indusladies.com my problem is whenever i post a message and if there is a reply i am unable to find the page. still i am not familiar with the usage of this site can u please help me.

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    saratha
     
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    Dear Saratha,
    The best & easiest way to find the reply to you is to click on the new-post in the message, you receive by e mail.
    To familiarise yourself, please go through
    http://www.indusladies.com/forums/f...ines/3447-new-comer-indusladies-tips-you.html
    I suggest you to go through all the forums & sub-forums in detail when you have some leisure. You will learn very fast.
    All the best.
    Love,
    Chithra.




     
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    Palak Sadam - a typical South Indian recipe !

    Take palak leaves, wash & pat dry completely & then chop.

    Chpped palak leaves - 2 cups

    Cooked rice - 1 cup

    Roast & powder:

    Dhaniya - 2 tsp

    Urad dhal - 1 tsp

    Methi seeds - ½ tsp

    Gram dhal - 1 tsp

    Red chillies - 5,6

    Hing - ½ tsp

    To temper:

    Oil - 2 tbsp

    Mustard seeds - 1 tsp

    Jeera - ½ tsp

    Cashew - 5, 6

    Salt

    Coarsely powdered peanuts - 2-3 tbsp

    To garnish:

    Coconut grated - 2 tbsp

    Cook rice as per

    Tips on cooking rice for mixed rice (kalantha saadam)

    Heat oil & temper as given.

    Add chopped palak & fry.

    Saute till cooked & fairly dry.

    Add 2 tbsp coarsely powdered peanuts ( this helps to make the keerai dry).

    Mix, add rice, made powder & remove.

    If preferred add little lime juice & freshly grated coconut.

    Serve with raitha, papad & a vegetable kootu.
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    Moti Pulao - simple, tasty to be served with a spicy curry

    For the moti:

    Paneer - 50 gms

    Cashew powder - 50 gms

    Cornflour - 1 tsp

    Salt

    Pulao:

    Basmathi rice - 1 cup

    Ghee - 1 tbsp

    Cinnamon - 1 “

    Cardamom - 3

    Cloves - 3

    Salt

    Saffron - a pinch dissolved in 1 tbsp hot milk

    For the moti, knead well all ingredients.

    Make marble size balls, deep fry & drain.

    Soak rice for 30 mts & drain.

    Heat ghee in a pressurepan & temper the spices.

    Add the rice & sauté well.

    Add 2 cups of water & salt.

    When the mixture boils, close the cooker & keep the weight.

    Simmer & cook for 10 mts.

    Cool, open & add saffron mixture & mix gently.

    Garnish with paneer balls.

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    Schewzhan Rice - a Spicy Chinese rice, to tickle your taste buds !

    This can be made as spicy as you like.


    Basmathi rice - 1 cup

    Cubed vegetables - 1 cup (carrots, capsicum, baby corn)

    Salt

    Oil - 1 tbsp + 1 tbsp

    Grind to a paste:

    Soaked red chillies - 6

    Garlic pieces - 6

    Soak rice for 10 mts & drain.

    Fry rice separately in 1 tbsp oil till peaks form & reserve.

    Heat oil in a pressure cooker & fry the paste for 3,4 mts.

    Add the vegetables & fry again.

    Now add 2 cups of water, fried rice & salt.

    When the mixture starts boiling, close the cooker & keep the weight.

    Cook on a low flame for 10 mts.

    Cool & open.
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