Kugan's Kitchen Part 7

My dear friends, this is little story time.
Remember I told you all having relatives from UK for summer vacation?
Well I heard that the children love pizza, McDonalds and things.
So I made them 3 trays of pizza.

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My eldest nephew who is 15 years old gave me a type of look.
The mother smiled and said he is trying to say that he too can bake.
I was surprised , he said he will do dinner rolls for me. The rolls were a bit hard, but good job.
Here he is making the dinner rolls and the end product.
Not bad for an 15 year old to do that ( my house they only know how to eat.

Ramanan Kneading The Dough:

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The Dinner Rolls That Ramanan Made:

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Well I than showed him how to do pull apart soft dinner rolls:

Dough ready for baking:

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Baked Dinner Rolls:
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Separated Dinner Rolls:

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Wow! :clap: :clap: kutty kugan is getting ready!
Rolls look delicious.
Can I pinjam him for a week :devil:

Kuganka the stuffed capsicum came out great.It was something new for the family.
You are really great, thanks for the explanation for melted butter, that too with pictures.

Your little story was very nice. Good your nephew from UK can bake.
We too have to teach our children to do little cooking.
By the way your pizza and dinner rolls were fantastic.
Super soft to see. I am sure you are cooking more dishes for your guests.
Please post pictures for us to see. Rose

can i get some rolls. foruma thirandela pasi varudu. yummy pics. samathu payan.

thanks mandhu anna and k for the encouragement. :-D i am so happy.

the problem is i cook slowly and by the time i finish the menu we r so hungry and eat them right away and forget to click. or if sometimes i do click i am so ashamed of it and delete them.

K those r mobile pics only. will slowly start uploading more.

K made ur spinach with moong dal (neice friends mom) nice also ur spicy brinjal curry. both turned out so good. ana sodanai made it morning itslef but unexpected situation so had to run here and there had them only at 6 in the evening. cud not take pics.

Kuganka, I think cooking runs in your family.
I made your baby corn manchurian, turned out great every one enjoyed it.
Your pizza and dinner rolls look so professional .
When you have the time please post the dinner rolls recipe.

Kuganji..

I think I can take some training on my visit to KL. ( In my house still "theendamai" is in practice and gents are not allowed inside the kitchen to do any work :( )

anyhow... while working we can consume some tasty raw materials and also some lovely items during work in process :slurp:

Whether we get final recipe or not... the experience will be WONDERFUL !

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Originally Posted by NOV

Wow! :clap: :clap: kutty kugan is getting ready!
Rolls look delicious.
Can I pinjam him for a week :devil:

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Thanks NOV anneh for your post.
Kutty payan can do pizza, sandwiches and dips it seems.
Even though his dinner rolls very little hard and karadumuradu:-D, taste was nice.
Payan has gone to Singapore, will be back next week.
I will post him to you:smokesmile::smokesmile:
Kugan

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Originally Posted by rose75

Kuganka the stuffed capsicum came out great.It was something new for the family.
You are really great, thanks for the explanation for melted butter, that too with pictures.

Your little story was very nice. Good your nephew from UK can bake.
We too have to teach our children to do little cooking.
By the way your pizza and dinner rolls were fantastic.
Super soft to see. I am sure you are cooking more dishes for your guests.
Please post pictures for us to see. Rose

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Thanks Rose for your nice post, glad you liked the stuffed capsicum.
Meerra has sent me another recipe, mixed beans soup with garlic bread.
Will post next to you.
Thanks, Kugan

Kugan akka & Co

When you make paneer curry, do you have to soak the panner in Gram flour batter before frying the paneer ? :roll: