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					18th September 2012, 09:06 AM
				
			
			
				
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					VEGETARIAN  KEEMA  DOSAI   (Kugan  )
				
					
						
							Dear  Aarthi,  here  is  the  recipe  for  soya  keema  dosai.
 You  can  use  minced  mutton,  or  chicken  in  place  of  the  soya  chunks.
 Kugan
 
 
 
 VEGETARIAN  KEEMA  DOSAI
 
 Ingredients:
 
 Dosai  flour  to  make  dosais.
 
 For  fillings:
 
 (A)
 1  cup  soya  chunks
 1  pip  garlic  smashed
 1  small  piece  ginger  smashed
 1  small  piece  cinnamon  stick
 Little  salt
 Enough  water
 
 2  tbs  oil
 ½  tsp  mustard  seeds
 ½  tsp  cumin  seeds
 1  sprig  curry  leaves
 1  tsp  ginger  paste
 1  tsp  garlic  paste
 
 1  big  onion  finely  chopped
 Salt  to  taste
 2  red  tomatoes  finely  chopped
 1  tsp  chillie  powder
 ¼  tsp  turmeric  powder
 1  tsp  coriander  powder
 ¼  tsp  garam  masala  powder
 
 2  tbs  of  frozen  green  peas
 Salt  to  taste
 2  tbs  of  chopped  coriander  leaves
 
 Method:
 Boil  all  the  ingredients  in  (A)  for  about  5  minutes.
 Remove  and  wash  in  fresh  water   for  two  to  three  times.
 Drain  and  squeeze  out  the  water  completely. Chop  it  into  very  small  pieces.
 Keep  aside.
 
 Heat  the  oil  in  a  wok,  add  in  the  mustard  seeds,  let  it  crackle,  add  in  the  cumin  seeds.
 Add  also  the  curry  leaves,  ginger  and  garlic  paste.  Stir  fry  well.
 Add  in  the  onions  and  little  salt,  sauté  well  till  the  onions  turn  lightly  brown.
 Add  in  the  tomatoes,  and  cook  till  they  turn  mushy.
 
 Add  in  the  red  chillie  powder,  turmeric,  coriander  and  garam  masala  powders.
 Give  a  nice  stir,  add  in  the  chopped  soya  chunks  and  the  green  peas.
 Cook  well  till  all  the  spices  are  mixed  well. Sprinkle  little  water  if  needed.
 Stir  fry  till  dry.  Add  in  the  cut  coriander  leaves  and  remove.
 
 Now  put  a  dosai  kal,  and  make  a  dosai.  Spread  2  tbs  of  the  cooked  keema.
 Just  like  we  do  for  masala  dosai. Pour  little  oil  all  around  the  dosai.
 When  the  dosai  is  cooked,  fold  it  into  two  and  remove  and  serve  hot.
 You  do  not  need  any  chutney  for  this.
 
 
  
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
					 
				
				
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					18th September 2012, 09:14 AM
				
			
			
				
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					  Originally Posted by  Ramrish  
 Hello kugan and others!
 Pillayar chathurthi vazhuthukkal!This year we cannot celebrate nor do offering to god..so thinking about making ammini kozhukattai for snack..
 
 Neenga ellam enna variety kozhukkatai seiya poreenga?
 
 
 
 Dear  Ramrish,  thanks  for  your  nice  post.
 Sorry  that  you  cannot  celebrate  Pillayar  Chathurthi.
 I  feel  no  harm  in  making  little  kozhukattai,  for  the  children  to  enjoy.
 
 Well  I  normally,  make  mothagam,  sweet  and  savoury  kozhukkatais.
 three  types  of  rice, sundal  and  payasam  for  prayers.
 Also  there  will  be  pori  and  sugar  cane.
 Thanks  and  take  care,  Kugan
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
				
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					18th September 2012, 09:28 AM
				
			
			
				
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					kugan's Kitchen  Part     7
				
					
						
							KUGAN'S  KITCHEN  WISHES  A  VERY  HAPPY  PILLIAR  CHATURTHI.
 
 TO  EVERY  ONE  IN  THE  KUGAN'S  KITCHEN.
 
 
 May Lord Ganesh bring  good luck and prosperity!
 Happy Vinayaka Chaturthi......
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
				
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					18th September 2012, 10:11 AM
				
			
			
				
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							Aarthii and K, I've already posted our version of the dal as uppu paruppu/ilai paruppu... U should be able to find it on the blog... Usually this dal is not seasoned...Ghee is a must for this dal...  
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
				
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					18th September 2012, 10:13 AM
				
			
			
				
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							soya keema dosai pics are too good K... I love soya chunks... senju paarthiduren innike...
						 
 
 
 
				
				
				
				
					“The real contest is always between what you've done and what you're capable of doing. You measure yourself against yourself and nobody else.” - Geoffrey Gaberino 
 
 
 
 
 
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					18th September 2012, 03:13 PM
				
			
			
				
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					18th September 2012, 05:07 PM
				
			
			
				
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					kugan's Kitchen  Part     7
				
					
						
							
	
		
			
			
				
					  Originally Posted by  dev  
 Aarthii and K, I've already posted our version of the dal as uppu paruppu/ilai paruppu... U should be able to find it on the blog... Usually this dal is not seasoned...Ghee is a must for this dal...  
 
 
 
 Dear  Dev,  thanks  for  your  nice  mail.
 Dev,  I  found  your  recipe  for  uppu  dal.
 
 Maybe  the  recipes  vary  from  place  to  place.
 All  our  relatives  will  do  dal  as  I  have  stated,
 No  onions,  curry  leaves  or  coriander  leaves.
 We  call  it  paruppu  kadayal.  It  is  served  in  a  virunthu,
 before  serving  the  sambar.
 Anyway  thanks  Dev,  I  am  reposting  your    recipe  for  Aarthii.
 
 Uppu Paruppu:  By  DEV
 
 1. Cook a cup of thoor dhal along with a1/2 tsp oil & turmeric pwd. Cook until soft & the dhal just starts to brekup. Don't let it cook too long ,or the dhal will become a paste. Mash the dhal lightly.
 
 2. Add 1/2 medium onion chopped finely, 3 cloves garlic chopped finely, few curry leaves torn roughly,Kongu spl masala powder and salt. Cook for 5 mins. The dhal should be thick(of dosa batter consistency)
 
 3. Switch off flame & add in chopped coriander leaves & a tbsp of ghee. Mix well.
 
 4. Serve with rice & more ghee if u wish. Yum. Avarakkai porial goes well with this. U can prepare he poriyal the same way as mentioned in the brinjal-potato poriyal recipe.
 
 Adding ghee to the dhal is a must(either as the last step or while serving). Don't ever think of skipping it.
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
					
						Last edited by kugan98; 18th September 2012 at 05:12 PM.
					
					
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					18th September 2012, 05:11 PM
				
			
			
				
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					kugan's Kitchen  Part     7
				
					
						
							Here  is  the  picture  of  paruppu  kadayal  with  ghee.
 
 NOTE:  sorry  the  picture  is  upside  down.
 
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					18th September 2012, 05:13 PM
				
			
			
				
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					kugan's Kitchen  Part     7
				
					
						
							Dev,  do  try  the  soya  keema  dosai.
 It  was  a  hit  in  my  house.
 Thanks  and  take  care,  Kugan.
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
				
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					18th September 2012, 05:16 PM
				
			
			
				
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					kugan's Kitchen  Part     7
				
					
						
							
	
		
			
			
				
					  Originally Posted by  Madhu Sree  
 soya keema dosa supernga K.. naan kandippaa senju paakkaren    
I have dosa flour, soya chunks    I will do it tonite and tell u 
 
PS: oil konjam adhigam pola    naan ivlo podave maaten enakku kai varaadhu...   
 
 
 
 Dear  Madhu Sree,  thanks  for  your  nice  post.
 Do  try  the  keema  dosai.
 
 Madhu  Sree,  ennakku  kai  konjam  perusungo  
 
 Thanks  and  take  care,  Kugan.
 P.S  please  check  your  e-mail.
 
 
 
 
				
				
				
				
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