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    hi cdj.....thank u for the kaaya vadai link...that is it...that is it..... the one that i was looking for....awesome.... thanks for the link....

    hello nga mrs mano...ongaluku kongu pachai payir kootu pathi theriyungala?....also sooji appam recipe irunthaa podunga plz. (if u have already posted, then a link wld be helpful )..thank u nga!!
    hope all is well.....tc....s

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    Dear Mrs. Mano,
    MAde the green gram idli for breakfast today. It was very easy to prepare and very tasty. Though it felt a little heavy to touch, it was very soft and nice to eat. Thanks for the recipe. Am planning to try the ragi idli next.

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    Dear Mrs. Mano,
    Made the green gram semolina pongal for breakfast this morning. It was different and tasty. Thanks for the recipe.

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    Dear Suvai!

    Here is the link for the 'kongku naattu pachai payaru kuzhambu!

    http://samaitthuppar.blogspot.com/20...g-post_08.html

    Soon i will post the recipe for ' Sooji appam'!

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    Dear Thattai!

    Thanks a lot for the nice appreciation as well as the feedback on 'green gram idli' and 'green gram pongal'!!

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    This is a new dish which I have tried last week. It is so tasty and a simple fulfilled meal. With loads of works at the home, this can be eaten sometimes as a lunch dish also!

    OATS SAMBAR SADHAM:

    Ingredients:

    Oats- 5 tbps
    Cooked dal- quarter cup cup
    Sambar podi- 1 tsp
    Finely chopped tomato- 1 cup
    Finely chopped onion- half cup
    Slit green chillies-2
    Turmeric powder- half sp
    Asafetida- quarter sp
    Finely chopped palak keerai- 1 cup
    Salt to taste
    Ghee- 1 tsp
    Oil- 1 tbsp
    Cumin seeds- half sp
    Chopped coriander- 2 tbsp

    Procedure:

    Heat a pan and pour the oil and the ghee.
    Add the cumin seeds and when they start to splutter add the chopped onion with the tomato, green chillies, asafetida and turmeric powder.
    Cook until the onions become soft and the tomatoes are mashed.
    Add the greens and cook until the palak is half cooked.
    Add 4 cups of water, salt, sambar powder, cooked dal and the oats.
    Cook for a few seconds until it becomes to a semi solid consistency.
    Enjoy this with fruits at the dinner time!!

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    Dear Mrs.Mano:
    I prepared Vivika and served alongside regular idlis this morning. It was wonderful and everybody liked it. I never knew that a sweet can be this delicate and satisfying breakfast. Thank you very much for the wonderful recipe.

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    Dear Mrs. Mano,
    Can you please give recipe for Aval Payasam? Tx in advance.

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    Dear Mrs. Mano,
    Tried the Banana Appam II for Janmashtami last evening and it turned out fab!! The texture, the colour, the taste everything about it was perfect. Am planning to make another batch today to take to friend's place for a kiddie celebration of Janmashtami. The only thing I changed from your recipe was that I reduced the qty of sugar by 1/2. Thanks so much for a super recipe!!

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    Also, had some leftover batter from the green gram idli. So I added some rice flour and made it like pesarattus with onion and chillies sprinkled on top. That turned out very well too. Crisp and golden brown.

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