Dates Powder
1 cup Dry Dates powdered
1 cup Dry Coconut powdered/ grated
Method
Holige, Kosambari and Bonda
Rice and Holige Saru (not in the picture)
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How to plan Festival Menu ?
Proper planning will help in reducing unnecessary stress and fatigue.
Ingredients
2 cups Wheat Flour
1 cup Grated Beetroot
Salt
Method
Peel the skin of beetroot and grate it.
Add grated beetroot to the wheat flour with salt. Combine well and make dough.
Heat tawa, make small balls from the dough and roll into roti size. Cook on tawa with 2 spoons oil, both sides on a medium flame.
Serve hot roti with Raitha or Chutney.
Tips
You can add 1/2 spoon Red Chilli powder and jeera.
Measuring Cups
Measuring Spoons
Silicone Baking Cups
Microwave safe Bowl ( corelle brand)
Loaf Pan
Baking is a science which requires right measurements. Silicon cups helps to demould cupcakes easily.
For cookies, I used multi cook tawa which we get with microwave oven.
These tools helped me bake cupcakes, cookies, loaf cake etc. Do check for the recipes in the blog.
Side Dish
Ingredients
Apart from blogging, I attend events and like meeting new people. Here are the pictures of Baker's Meet Event at ITC Welcome Hotel in the year 2018.
Ingredients :
2 Cups Rice flour
1 Cup Moongdal
1 spoon Jeera
Pinch of Asafoetide
1 spoon Butter
1/2 spoon Sesame seeds(white)
Salt
Oil for Frying
Method
Roast moongdal in a pan on a low flame for 2 minutes and grind in a mixer jar into a powder.
In a mixing bowl put 2 cups of rice flour ,1 cup moong dal powder, jeera, asafoetida, sesame seeds, 1 spoon butter and salt.
Mix all the ingredients with little water.
Dough should be soft and press it like chakli in chakli maker on a plate.
Heat oil in a kadai and fry the chaklis on a medium flame untill it turns golden brown.
Moongdal Chakli is ready to serve.
Tips
While frying chakli, drop them gently into the hot oil.
You can use frying ladle, to make bigger chakli and drop directly to oil.
Kodbale
Chakli
Rave Unde
Murmura Ladoo
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