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hi Meera......suvaiye thaan ithu ithuvey thaan suvai...:noteeth:
Yes....i am going through the pages slowly....& hope to catch up soon......;-) waving a big hi from here to kugan avanga :-)
Christmas menu innum podalai.....maybe thakali sadam ( red) (thayir sadam - white ) (cucumber salad along with some arugula-green............apadineenu way back in my mind sollikitu iruku :noteeth: it all depends ;-)
Nov ngovvvv....:-) thank u nga for yr wishes.....Wish You & Yours too nga!!!
loving the samosa firstttt.........(hope its vegetarian) :noteeth:
Facinating to see a baked santa.....:-) Looks so simple but i am sure it will take time to do what the picture shows......:-)
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Originally Posted by suvai
Thanks Inga :)
hi suvai and meera,
nice to see u here. we r fine and boys are doing good. Vacation time, so kids are very happy. Elder son is going to mumbai for tournament. he is away for a week. so preparations are going on, tomorrow he is leaving.
For christmas i am not baking, my students are bringing lots of stuffs. Newyear we have party at home. for that i will bake plum cake.
meera rich curry is awesome, i tried with slight modification. keep going.
selvi
belated birthday wishes PS.
selvi
thanks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by selvieam
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Originally Posted by suvai
Thanks Suvai for your nice post and pm.
So glad to see your response, I taught you will go into hibernation again:-D joking only Suvai
For Christmas cooking typical South Indian dishes, sambar, rasam, vendi motchai pachadi, cabbage thoran, potato roast,
spinach masiyal, cucumber raitha, paal payasam, vadai and appalam.
Have made few cookies that Kugan taught me, and a cake.
We are having Ganapathy Homam on the 28th.
For that ven pongal, sambar, vadai, curd rice, coconut rice, and ponggal.
Lot to catch up Suvai
Suvai one suggestion, please come at least fortnightly.
Take 10 minutes less to have your dinner.
In the 10 minutes, log on and post a few lines.
I can see Kugan running after me with a big cane for being, athigaperasingge.
Hope my Tamil is right.
I know Kugan has told me that, NOV uncle, Dev, Selviem and you were her back bones for her,
during the start of the forum.
Ehtho, konjam pulambal:-D
Thanks and take care, Meerra
Ah, Selviem, so nice to see your post.Quote:
Originally Posted by selvieam
Koopita udaneh vanthuteenga:)
Congrats to your son, I am sure he will win.
You must be a very proud mom of your children.
Ya, kids are happy because of the vacation, only moms have lot of work during that time.
Have you posted the recipe for that plum cake? Is it vegetarian?
If not post it when you have the time. You must be very busy now.
New Year too is just around the corner.
Thanks and take care, Meerra
NOTE: Rich Curry too belongs to Kugan
Dear Suvai, I almost forgot, Kugan send me the picture and recipe for patcha payir urundai.
She told me that you have requested. I forgot all about it. Sorry, here is the recipe.
Meerra.
PATCHA PAYIR URUNDAI
Ingredients:
1 cup green moong dal
A pinch of salt
½ cup lightly roasted grated coconut
3 tbs sugar or little more
¼ tsp cardamom powder
Outer Covering:
1 cup all purpose flour
2 tbs rice flour
A pinch of salt
A pinch of turmeric powder
A pinch of baking powder
Enough water
Oil for deep frying
Method:
Soak the moong dal for about 2 to 3 hours.
Now boil the moong dal with a pinch of salt in little water.
Do not over cook the moong dal. Drain excess water if any.
When the cooked dal is slightly cooled, add in the coconut,
sugar and the cardamom powder. Mash up the ingredients coarsely.
Now form lime sized balls and keep aside.
In a bowl, take the ingredients for the outer covering.
Add enough water and and make the batter.
The batter should be like the idli consistency, without lumps.
Heat oil in a wok, dip each of the moong dal ball in the batter.
Deep fry, till it is golden in colour.
Remove to a kitchen towel, and serve.
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Merry Christmas ! :)
Limit your intake of turkey ! :lol: