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| Pizza - I Dough : 2 cups maida 2 tsp fresh yeast ¼ milk oil, salt to taste Ferment the yeast in a slightly warm mixture of water and milk ( ½ cup) with 1 tsp sugar. Make a fairly elastic dough with the maida, fermented yeast mixture , 2 tsp oil /butter and salt to taste. Let it rise to double its volume in a cool dark place. Mix the dough again and leave to rise. Topping : Traditional : In oil, fry 2-3 garlic finely minced,2 onions finely chopped ,1 capsicum finely chopped, 4-5 tomatoes finely chopped till it becomes a mass. Add salt, chilli pdr,and 1 tsp sugar(if desired). Tandoori: To the above add corn, and paneer pieces and add little methi pdr and garam masala. Take a pizza pan. Smear with oil or butter. Spread the dough and spread the topping over it. Sprinkle cooking cheese over the topping.Heat the oven to 240 deg ,place the the pizza pan in it and bake for 15-20 mts.Remove when light brown – otherwise it will become hard. Home made pizza has a lovely aroma & is quite simple to make. Last edited by Chitvish; 16th January 2007 at 09:17 PM. |
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| Pizza - II Home made is so good. Maida - 2 cups Fresh yeast - 2 tsp Milk - 1/4 cup oil, salt to taste Home made pizza – making from scratch is quite easy & simple. Like home made bread, this has a very good taste & flavour. Ferment the yeast in a slightly warm mixture of water and milk ( ½ cup) with 1 tsp sugar. Make a fairly elastic dough with the maida, fermented yeast mixture , 2 tsp oil /butter and salt to taste. Add little more tepid water if necessary. Let it rise to double its volume in a cool dark place. Mix the dough again and leave to rise. If you are using dry yeast, usually half the amount given for fresh yeast is sufficient – follow the instructions given in the yeast carton. Topping : Traditional : In oil, fry 2-3 garlic finely minced,2 onions finely chopped ,1 capsicum finely chopped, 4-5 tomatoes finely chopped till it becomes a mass. Add salt, chilli pdr,and 1 tsp sugar(if desired). Tandoori: To the above add corn, and paneer pieces and add little methi pdr and garam masala. Take a pizza pan. Smear with oil or butter. Spread the dough and spread the topping over it. Sprinkle cooking cheese over the topping.Heat the oven to 240 degrees C, place the the pizza pan in it and bake for 15-20 mts.Remove when light brown – otherwise it will become hard. Last edited by Induslady; 9th February 2006 at 08:39 AM. |
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| Maida - 200 gms Powdered sugar - 140 gms Butter - 120gms Baking powder - ½ tsp Cardamom powder - ½ tsp Cashew nuts - 25 gms (powder ) Sultanas - 50 gms Desiccated coconut - 25 gms Vanilla essence - ½ tsp Sieve flour & baking powder together. Cream butter & sugar till light & fluffy. Add essence & cardamom powder. Add cashew powder & cream again. Mix all other ingredients at one time & make a soft, smooth dough. Form small balls, flatten them & press lightly on top with a fork. Bake at 350 degrees F till golden colour. Makes 30 numbers. |
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| Dear Chithraji: I am so eager to try out the shortbread recipe but I am stuck with the measurements. How do I measure 25 or 50 gms? I know very well that baking is all about measures and approx may not work. Do pass on your tips as to how to go about it? Thanks Seetha |
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| Hello seetha, I personally feel, approximations will not work in baking ! Anyway please go to the URL http://allrecipes.com/advice/ref/conv/conversions.asp You may find it useful. Regards, Chithra. |
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| Thanks a ton Chithraji!! very useful site and found my all my answers!! Please let me know how to measure the raisins? Seetha Last edited by Seetha3; 17th November 2005 at 10:06 PM. |
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| Dear Seetha, When you buy a 100 gm packet, measure the volume & suitably adjust it. Without a weighing scale, I can't suggest anyother method. Regards, chithra. |
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