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Hi, Want to know if your recipe books are available in any bookstores in mumbai. Or do i have to buy it online?
Thanx, ujwala
Query posted by : ujwala s on 27-Nov-2009

For some reason they are not easily available, but I know of someone who ordered them through the Strand Book Stall and got them.

Hello Aunty,
May i request u to give the recipe of heeng ka aachar.

Thanks and Regards.
Query posted by : ROSHI GUPTA on 26-Nov-2009

Aam ka Achaar Heeng wala
Ingredients: 1 kg raw mangoes-peeled and chopped
1 cups salt
1/3 cup chilli powder or to taste
2 tsp heeng powder (adjust according to strength)


Method: Mix all together and place into a jar and sun for a few days, or let it mature for a few days.

ras malai
Query posted by : nadiya on 23-Nov-2009

Sorry I don't have a recipe of my own, but here is one which you can try:
Chef: Kishore.D.Reddy

Ingredients: 250 gm chenna (cottage cheese/ricotta cheese)


Sugar Syrup
600 ml water
300 ml sugar


Milk Mixture
100 gm sugar
1 litre full cream milk
5 gm cardamom powder
25 gm slivered almonds and pistachios
0.5 gm saffron



Method: For the preparation, make the sugar syrup by heating the sugar and the water. Boil the milk in a pan and reduce it to 3/4th the actual quantity.

Add all the ingredients for the milk mixture and bring to a boil. Make balls of the chenna and flatten in between the palms.

For the cooking, boil the chenna cakes in the sugar syrup for 20 minutes. Drain the sugar syrup.

Drop the rasmalai into the milk mixture. Boil for 3 minutes.

Remove from fire and cool and serve it chilled.

Madam,
Can i use any vessel other than plastic ( vessels normally used to cook in gasstoves) in microwave oven in convection /grill mode.


Query posted by : malarkodi on 19-Nov-2009

Yes in the convection or grill mode you can

how to make cauliflower to used as sidedish for chapati. whenever i cook the odour of cauliflower comes
Query posted by : sowmyalata on 17-Nov-2009

There are vaious types. Here is one on this url:
http://www.niruskitchen.com/recipes/details.asp?recipe_id=127
 
 

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