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how to make soyamilk at home. can this milk be boiled like ordinary milk
Query posted by : sarama on 2-Jul-2010

Soak the soya beans in water overnight. Grind them in a blender and strain. That is soya milk. Yes it can be boiled.

is baking soda and soda bi carbonate same???
Query posted by : Meghna Bhogle on 26-Jun-2010

Yes it is.

i have made naan on a tava.
i have microwave oven with convection and grill. please tell me how to make naan in the microwave (temperature / time, etc.)
Query posted by : Urmila Mukherjee on 27-Jun-2010

Naan

Oven Temp: 200 C - 400 F

4 cups refined flour
1 1/4 cups yoghurt
1 tsp baking soda
salt to taste
onion seeds for garnish



Method: Mix together the flour, salt and baking soda. Knead into a soft, smooth dough using as much yoghurt as required.

Cover with a damp cloth and leave to rise in a warm, draught-free place, till double in volume. If in a hurry, place the container in a larger container of hot water. The time taken for the dough to rise varies according to the weather - about 3 hours in summer and 7 hours in winter.

Punch the dough and leave to rise again. This time it will take much less time.

Break the dough into pieces of desirable size and smooth into rounds. Cover with a damp cloth and keep for at least 15 minutes.

Roll the balls into flat ovals or rounds. You can also flatten them by slapping them between your palm - as experts do, stretching and pulling with your hands when required.

Smear the surface with water and sprinkle with onion seeds. Grease a baking tray and bake the naans in a pre-heated oven for about 5 minutes. Better still is to grill them, if your grill has elements both above and below.

If you have a tandoor, wet one side of the naan with water and stick it to the walls of the tandoor. You can also stick it to a hot griddle and turn the griddle upside down over the flame. The naan will fall off when cooked.

Brush the hot naan with butter or ghee and serve.



how to make idli in winter season. the batter does not ferment easily in winter. please let me know.
Query posted by : Urmila Mukherjee on 27-Jun-2010

You just have to keep it longer. Always keep it in a closed cupboard and if you can, cover it with something like a tea cosy. What I do sometimes, is to switch on the oven to high for 5-10 minutes. Shut if off and keep the batter in it.

Madam, I need followoing recepies:
Karela Wthout Onion Garlic and Tamator
All Types of Beans Wthout Onion Garlic and Tamator
Tinda Wthout Onion Garlic and Tamator
Torai Wthout Onion Garlic and Tamator
Suji Tost in microwave oven
Query posted by : Tanveer on 26-Jun-2010

There is a section on No Onion No Garlic. Do go through that . It is a little difficult for me to send so many recipes. After that you can ask me for recipes one or two at a time.
Thanks.
 
 

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