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| Hi All, I want to learn some South Indian Andhra delicacies. I would be happy if anybody shall share the recepies with me. 1.Guthy Vankaya 2.Sambhar / Rasam Sambhar 3.Ginger pickles 4.Chepala Pulusu :). Thanks Rohini Devi |
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| Hi All, I want to learn some South Indian Andhra delicacies. I would be happy if anybody shall share the recepies with me. 1.Guthy Vankaya 2.Sambhar / Rasam Sambhar 3.Ginger pickles 4.Chepala Pulusu :). Thanks Rohini Devi |
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| Hi Though Iam not able to post the recipe you've asked, right now..... Iam going to post one traditional Andhra recipe particularly made in Andhra Community. Here it goes..... Drumstick Til Gravy. We call it "Mullankada Nuvvulapindi Koora" in telugu. Drumsticks : 3 For the Gravy Til : 1 Tb sp Fresh dessicated coconut : 1 Tsp Rice : 1 Tsp ( soaked for 1hr ) Green chillies : 4 Tamarind : a marble sized Jeera : 1/2 Tsp Mustard seeds : 1Tsp Hing : 1/2 Tsp Salt : As per taste For Tempering : Oil : 2 Tsp Chana dal : 1 Tsp Urad dal : 1/2 Tsp Mustard Seeds : 1/2 Tsp Dry Red Chillies : 2 Curry leaves : one Handful Method : Cut drumsticsks into 2 inch pieces.Boil drumsticks with enough salt and water. Boil till the drumsticks are tender and keep aside. Grind the ingredients of the gravy to a smooth paste. Heat oil in a pan and add the chana dal , urad dal, mustrad seeds and fry till the mustard seeds splutter add the dry red chillies and curry leaves. Add the drumsticks along with boiled water. Add the ground gravy paste. Add enough water adn keep stirring as it sticks to the bottom. Serve hot. Tip : Add little more water than usual as the gravy thickens as it becomes colder. You can also make the same gravy cook the same way with Lauki and also, bacchal koora ( a green leafy vegetable... I dont know what do we call it in english or any other language) Happy Cooking!!! Try this one and let me know your comments. Prema |
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| Hello Rohini Devi, I shifted your thread to Misc., forum. because you started a thread in my sub - forum. You can ask recipes in this forum or you can ask in my sub - forum in comments and quries thread. Any how I shifted it here. You already started one thread in Indian recipes also. Even before that you must have checked for the recipes in this link, or you have to ask in that thread. Please check before you start a thread.and also dont open too many threads in various forums. This is just a suggestino from my side. Andhra dishes ( 1 2 3 ... Last Page) roja |
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