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    Quote Originally Posted by kugan98 View Post
    Your cashew nut recipe is coming soon.

    Why ma, why does it go soggy or dry.?
    I will post a nice recipe for you soon.

    Do you do it with old idlis or new ones.?
    Kugan.


    thanks K. new onena old onela pannale it become soggy for me. new one will become paste. i dont know the reason.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kugan98 View Post
    Sangeetha, my p.c is a new one. At times every thing is o.k.
    At times it will say, URL not found and things like that.
    My son says that my anti virus, is very powerful, that's why it blocks your forum.
    Maybe at times there are virus in the forum.
    My head will go round when I see such things.
    Hope to resolve all things soon.
    Kugan.
    me too without PC head will be rotating 365.

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    thank u very much K for the chille paneer/tofu recipe.

    no words to thank u. i will do it today itself. hotel sappadu veetlaye.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sangeethabalaji View Post
    then meera is exactly like me. i just get annoyed even after running several times if i forgot some ingredient. i remember like for paste 5, for season 4, like that. if i dont do that i will forget. definitely i will take print outs. i am feeling possessive, because i gave yesterday a set of recipes for print out to my hubby (home one not working) and no boss yesterday for him at work as it was heavy rain over here. so all day he was reading all ur recipes now he knows all ur recipes better than me. he took a print out for himself too. . i am feeling very possessive .

    Sangeetha, semma joke
    Ok, ok, next time I will send a separate copy to my brother
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangeethabalaji View Post


    thanks K. new onena old onela pannale it become soggy for me. new one will become paste. i dont know the reason.

    Do not worry, I will give you the tips to make good idli upma.
    By the way what proportion do you use to make idlis?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangeethabalaji View Post
    me too without PC head will be rotating 365.

    Apada, I found a solution.
    Kugan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sangeethabalaji View Post
    thank u very much K for the chille paneer/tofu recipe.

    no words to thank u. i will do it today itself. hotel sappadu veetlaye.
    Sangeetha nalla varalehna, Iam

    Kugan.
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    Dear Sangeetha here is the recipe for idli upma. Kugan.


    IDLI UPMA

    Ingredients:

    10 , one day old idlis
    2 tbs oil
    1 tsp mustard seeds
    2 dry red chillis, cut into small pieces
    ½ tsp urad dal
    ½ tsp channa dal

    2 medium onions chopped
    3 green chillies chopped
    1 tsp ginger finely chopped
    1 sprig curry leaves
    Salt to taste

    1 tsp lemon juice
    ½ tbs coriander leaves chopped

    Method:
    Take the idlis and with your fingertips, , crumble the idlis slowly
    If your idlis are very dry just sprinkle little water. (I did not do it. )

    Heat oil in a non stick wok, add in the mustard seeds and let it crackle.
    Add in the dry red chillis, urad dal and the channa dal.
    Roast them till they become golden brown.

    Add in the onions, green chillies, ginger curry leaves and little salt.
    Saute till the onions turn slightly brown.
    Add in the crumbled idlis, lemon juice, and gently toss and mix well.
    Cook over medium low flame to prevent the upma from sticking to the pan.

    Remove and garnish with the cut coriander leaves.
    Serve as it is or with any chutney.

    NOTE: some like to add in grated coconut, but it is optional.


    SOFT IDLIS:




    CRUMBLED IDLIS:



    IDLI UPMA:

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    wow! both the idli and the uppuma look deliriously delicious!

    and here is my treat for you

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    Kuganka, hats off to you. The soya chicken varuval was fantastic. Your method of boiling the soya to get rid of the smell is super. We had guests and they asked me how come your soya does not have that funny smell.

    Every one enjoyed the dish very much Kuganka. Thanks a lot for the recipe.
    Now I know how to boil the soya for different dishes.
    Thanks again Kuganka.

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