I never knew we could prepare pumpkin muddo/idli until few days back until recently I saw many members posting it in food groups.Two days back this particular recipe fell into my eyes when Jayashri Baleri posted it in a food…
After Spicy tukdi,Shevo, Salted Tukdi,Cornflakes Mixture and many other Namkeens, today it is sweet tukdi prepared on my sons demand.I often prepare sweet biscuit tukdi but today I thought of trying a new recipe.This morning I saw the post on…
I adapted this recipe from Mallika Badrinath’s recipe book Murrukkus and Mixtures..When I was in college my aunty Shalini akka had introduced me to her cookery books and the first book bought by me was her Rice dishes book.Then I…
I learnt this Rasam 2 years back from my facebook friend Madhukantha Kamath.Today while I was browsing my old albums I found this and thought of sharing the recipe of this aromatic rasam. I remember I had tried this tempting rasam…
Breada usli/Upkari is often prepared as an evening snack whenever there is leftover bread.But I prepare it for morning breakfast also as it is everyone’s favourite at our place.This is a quick fix to satisfy the hungry tummies.This is one…
This chutney is prepared as a combination with dosa and idli.Goes best with Musti polo/Fist dosa.The main ingredient in this chutney is coriander seeds which lifts the taste. Ingredients to be ground:Coconut-1 cup,gratedRoasted long red chillies-3(roast the chillies in a…
Geeths Dawath is one today.Yes,today is our first blog Anniversary.Last year when I had just started my journey I had no idea how long would it go.And today here we are,we have completed one year .Time flies so fast….And to…
This is the salted version of tukdi which is again super crisp.Yesterday I had posted a spicy version and this is slightly different.Slight difference also make a great change,isn’t it?I don’t mind trying the same dish with different variations.Recently I saw…
Tukdi is a diamond shaped savoury.This is a spicy version.Few days back when my sister was leaving back to UAE her mama in law had packed her this crispies which she had shared with us too.And it was so crisp…
Well, Mushti means fist and this is fist dosa. Honestly I do not know the reason why the name.But I guess in olden days our ancestors must have used their fist to soak the measure of the dosa ingredients and so the name.Usually this…