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respected mam , i want to know is durum semolina flour or semolina same as i will be making eggless pasta dough at home and the recpie calls for durum semolina flour . can i use semolina ? please reply soon.
Query posted by : debbey on 4-Aug-2010

Durum wheat is a particular quality of wheat. I only use the normal maida or soojee as we do not get durum wheat here. So go ahead and use it.

mam , what is buttermilk ? can we make it at home?

Query posted by : debbey on 4-Aug-2010

When curd is whipped butter is formed. the liquid leftover after skimming the butter is called butter milk. It can be substituted with a mixture of water and curds, approx. 1/4 cup curd (yogurt) and 3/4 cup water, mixed well together.

hello mam,

sometimes my cakes get cooked from sides n uncooked in the center after full bking time. why does this happen n if I increase the baking time the crust n sides becomes very hard.please help
Query posted by : Ranjita on 2-Aug-2010

A couple of reasons that could be:
Too much batter--tin should not be more than half full
Heat is too high

dear niru chef

i followed the recipe for doughnuts on ndtv cooks but the same turned out rather disappointingi followed as it was written and i found that the battermixture of milk, egg, sugar and butter was too much for the flour and it became a gooey mess which i had to add more flour to fix updue to this i lost the flavour of the other ingredients and the doughnuts were not soft and fluffy but very firm. they were nice, but not like it should be.

what could i have done wrong for this to have happened?? please give me some good tips on getting doughnuts right in future.

thanks

linda
Query posted by : linda miranda on 1-Aug-2010

Sorry Linda there seems to be a printing mistake in the milk quantity. I am unable to locate my original recipe, but here is what you can do:

Add the eggs, but add the milk slowly using only enough to make a dough and not batter consistency (consitency of a roti dough).

Respected Niru
I have great interest in cooking & fond of cooking new items at home. I am a regular visitor of your site. Kindly let me know the recipe & procedure of Cooking Tandiiri Chicken in microwave oven. I have IFB Microwave oven of 900 Watt with comb, convection & grill. Kindly consider my email.

Regards.
Dt. 31.7.2010
Query posted by : Hiranjit Bose on 31-Jul-2010

Tandoori Murgh

Chicken (broiler) 1 kg , cut into 6-8 pieces
Ginger paste 1 ½ tsp
Garlic paste 1 ½ tsp
Tandoori Masala (store bought) 2 tbsp
Salt according to the masala
Hung Dahi (Yogurt) ½ cup
Red color (optional) few drops
1 Lemon quartered ]
1 Onion sliced into rings. ]for garnish.

Method
1. Pierce the chicken with a fork, all over, and mix in the rest of the ingredients, except the lemon and the onions, and leave thus for 3-4 hours.
2. Now place a saucer like plate upright in a dish, and arrange the chicken pieces in it, placing the thicker pieces outwards. Cover and cook on HI for 6 minutes.
3. Rearrange and cook, covered on 70% for 6 minutes.
4. Uncover and cook on HI for 5 minutes and let stand 2 minutes before serving garnished with the slit green chillies. If serving later, cook uncovered on 70% for 10 minutes.
Note: In case you have a browning mode, cook it covered, first on HI for 6 minutes, then on grill for another 10 minutes.
Cooked without oil but you could brush it with some before the last turning.
If you want it browner, grill it on high or hold the cooked pieces one by one over a direct flame.

 
 

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