Innovative bachelor cooking

Dear Krish,

Yesterday we made 'oats chappati'. It is really very soft and super.
Appa and me liked it very much. It tastes yummy. Thank you so much for this recipe. புலிக்கு பிறந்தது பூனையாகுமா? Keep going.

hi this is manasi here from solapur maharashtra. Just 2 weeks back came to abudhabi for first time. is anyone there frm maharashtra or karnataka here in abudhabhi? i wud love to make friends thr' this site. this site is quite a useful 4 me to know the place and people around thanks a lot 4 having such a wonderful site. is there any club or group of indian ladies?

Originally Posted by krishnaamma

Dear Krish,

Yesterday we made 'oats chappati'. It is really very soft and super.
Appa and me liked it very much. It tastes yummy. Thank you so much for this recipe. புலிக்கு பிறந்தது பூனையாகுமா? Keep going.

Hi Maa,

I am so happy.

Originally Posted by manasiabd

hi this is manasi here from solapur maharashtra. Just 2 weeks back came to abudhabi for first time. is anyone there frm maharashtra or karnataka here in abudhabhi? i wud love to make friends thr' this site. this site is quite a useful 4 me to know the place and people around thanks a lot 4 having such a wonderful site. is there any club or group of indian ladies?

Hi,

I think you posted in a wrong thread. Better you go to the first page and see where you have to post is.

Hi Krish,

I tried it and it was very tasty and soft and also it's healthy.

Regards.
Babita

Originally Posted by kutekrish

Ingredients:

wheat flour 10sp
oats 2 1/2 sp
water
salt

Method:
Mix all in a food processor.
Make chappati.
You will get such a 'soft chappati'.
You can make 5 chappati out of this quantity.

Hi babaita,

good to see your FB. But I think Krishna has not seen this.

Hi,

Bumped into your blogs, must say i m impressed with ur interest in cooking which most of the guys hate or even better alienate themselves from the kitchen area when the women folks are "away". most of the guys feel that they can get to eat better stuff from hotels than struggle at home in making an edible dish.. must compliment ur mom in getting u to like and enjoy the woman's world..

keep it up.. ur recepies are quiet simple and sounds extremly easy to dish up. however if u are interested in some north indian dishes you may want to own a book called "the foolproof cookbook - for bachelors, young brides and those who hate cooking" it is a must own for food lovers.

keep up the good interest and keep experimenting...


bye,
Sunita

Originally Posted by Sunita978

Hi,

Bumped into your blogs, must say i m impressed with ur interest in cooking which most of the guys hate or even better alienate themselves from the kitchen area when the women folks are "away". most of the guys feel that they can get to eat better stuff from hotels than struggle at home in making an edible dish.. must compliment ur mom in getting u to like and enjoy the woman's world..

keep it up.. ur recepies are quiet simple and sounds extremly easy to dish up. however if u are interested in some north indian dishes you may want to own a book called "the foolproof cookbook - for bachelors, young brides and those who hate cooking" it is a must own for food lovers.

keep up the good interest and keep experimenting...
bye,
Sunita

Hi ,

thanks for stepping in to this thread. surely I will check for the book. thanks.

Hi Kutekrish

I saw your mummy blog.It's very nice.Also your blog simply super

I remember one Tamil proverb

Puliku prindhathu poonai aakuma?

Nice posting

Regards

Originally Posted by jaisapmm

Hi Kutekrish

I saw your mummy blog.It's very nice.Also your blog simply super

I remember one Tamil proverb

Puliku prindhathu poonai aakuma?

Nice posting

Regards

Hi Jasapmm,

Thank you so much for your complements.I am happy that you liked my small recipes. Please share your method also here.