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Thread: Kugan's Kitchen Part 7

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    CHILLIE PAROTTA (Kugan )

    CHILLIE PAROTTA

    Ingredients:

    3 parottas, cut into bite size pieces

    2 tbs oil
    4 pips garlic finely chopped
    ½ inch ginger finely chopped
    1 big onion chopped
    2 green chillie chopped
    1 sprig curry leaves

    ¼ cup shredded cabbage
    1 capsicum sliced
    ¼ cup grated carrot

    1 tsp pav bhaji masala
    ¼ tsp garam masala
    ¼ tsp chillie powder
    A pinch of turmeric powder
    1 tbs tomato sauce
    Salt to taste

    1 tbs lemon juice
    1 tbs spring onion chopped
    2 tbs chopped coriander leaves

    Method:

    Heat a non-stick wok, add in the oil
    Add in the chopped garlic and ginger, sauté well till a nice aroma comes.
    Now add in the onions, green chillie and curry leaves.

    Sauté again, add in the cabbage, capsicum and the carrots.
    Give a very good stir, add in the pav-bhaji, garam masala, chillie,
    turmeric, tomato sauce and salt, fry till the raw smell of the masalas goes away.

    Now add in the cut parotta pieces, and give a good stir, until all the masala,
    has coated the parotta pieces nicely.
    Roast the whole thing on high flame for about 2 minutes.

    Now sprinkle the lemon juice and give a final stir.
    Remove and garnish with the cut spring onions and coriander leaves.
    Serve it piping hot.


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    Kuganka tried your bread rolls for yesterday's snack.It turned out very good.
    The taste was also very nice.
    Thanks for the recipe kuganka.
    Thanks for the chillie paortta recipe too.
    Thanks
    Aarthii
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    Kuganka , I tried your chillie parotta, it turned out super, just like the resturant.
    Thanks Kugan. You are doing a great service. Rose

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    kugan's Kitchen Part 7

    Thanks Aarthi for your nice post and compliments.
    Try the chillie parotta and give us the feed back.
    Thanks, take care, Kugan
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    kugan's Kitchen Part 7

    Dear Rose, thanks for your nice post and feed back.
    Glad that you liked the recipe. Try some more recipes and give us the feed back.
    Thanks and take care, Kugan
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    VERMICELLI BIRYANI ( Kugan )

    All my missing friends, try this vermicelli biryani.
    Kugan.




    VERMICELLI BIRYANI

    Ingredients:

    2 cups roasted vermecillie

    1 tbs oil
    1 inch cinnamon stick
    4 cloves
    5 cardamom pods

    3 medium onions cut into slices
    Little salt
    ¼ tsp tumeric powder

    100 grms carrot cut into sticks
    100 grms beans, cut into 1 inch in length
    100 grms cauliflower cut into florets

    1 tsp ginger paste
    1 tsp garlic paste
    ¼ cup curds
    2 medium tomatoes chopped
    1 tbs chillie powder
    1 tsp biryani masala
    2 green chillies, chopped

    1 tbs mint leaves
    1 tbs coriander leaves
    Salt to taste

    3 cups water
    Enough lime juice
    Little cut coriander leaves

    Method:

    Heat oil in a non stick wok, add in the cardamom pods, cinnamon stick and cloves.
    Let them splutter, add in the sliced onions and little salt.
    Saute well , add in the tumeric powder and saute well till lightly brown.
    Add in the carrots, beans and cauliflower. Stir fry well.

    Now add in the ginger garlic paste, stir fry, add in the curds.
    Now add in the cut tomatoes, chillie powder , biryani masala and green chillies.
    Add also the mint and coriander leaves, add enough salt.
    Stir fry and cook for a minute.

    Now add 3 cups of water and allow the mixture to come to a boil.
    Slow the flame very , very low , add in the lime juice, add the roasted vermicelli
    Stir nicely, without forming any lumps. Cover and cook on it’s own steam for 10 minutes.
    Remove the cover and fluff up the cooked vermicelli.

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    Kuganka, nice joke recipe for missing friends.
    Thanks for the recipe, looks very yummy.
    What type of vermicillie did you use.

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    hello nga k... onam saapaadu ellaam mudinji.....ipo biriyaaniku vanthu nikuthaa namma kugans kitchen..

    want to know what i tried from namma kitchen???? muthala thattai pideenga....oats kozhukattai... nallaa vanthidici...konjam thayangikitey thaan pannen..but..mayangiten saapitu...avolo ruchi..
    it was a good hit.....here.. thank u for another good one!

    tried yr simple pulao / also with thayir pachadi.....did yr urulai roast .....oru simple rasam & adaaa adaaa adaaa thaango!!!!

    inga long weekend so a little breathing time

    hope u & kids are all well.


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    Dear Kugan, I made your kovakkai curry on Friday-usually I always try out recipes before making for guests but I have so much confidence in your recipes
    that I tried for the first time when we had people over for dinner. Came out very well!! Thanks a lot.
    Yesterday, we had upma at a restaurant lunch buffet--Kugan, it was extremely soft. Do you think they may have pressure cooked it?
    If you have a recipe for soft upma, please share.

    Thanks again, dear Kugan!

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    kugan's Kitchen Part 7

    Quote Originally Posted by gulabjamun View Post
    Kuganka, nice joke recipe for missing friends.
    Thanks for the recipe, looks very yummy.
    What type of vermicillie did you use.
    Thanks Gulabjamun for your nice post.
    Actually I bought the roasted vermicilli from India.
    If you are from Malaysia, try the shops in Brickfields.
    You can buy the vermicilli and roast it your self too.
    Thanks. Kugan


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