Lady finger is a powerhouse of nutrients and a boon for those who are dieting…. Slight variations can make this veggie taste completely different… Spicy, tangy and yummmmm…….
Aloo fry is a regular at everyone's home but how about adding some cocnut to it and give it that pakka south indian touch…..
A box of tofu will last only for few days in the refrigerator and I'm under pressure not to repeat the same tofu preparations, so what do you expect out of me??? Adding them to regular curry preparations is what I resort to…. its sooo versatile and adapts well to any dish without spoiling the original flavour. Shrimp curry is one dish which I make at least once a week and adding leftover tofu blocks in the curry helps my family slowly adjust to tofu diet and also incorporate this nutritional powerhouse in a regular meal.
Easy lunch box recipe using leftover idlis!
Here's my version of semi-homemade Take out style Thai Red Chicken Curry. This instant version is soooo easy and satisfying that with use of right brand products, you can have a fulfilling restaurant quality curry in no time. Sometimes shortcuts are indeed justified…
Tofu, also known as soya bean curd is a cheese like product obtained from curdling soy milk, a staple food in China and Japan. Its becoming more and more aware these days due to its immense health benefits. A good alternative for meat with excellent source of protein with no fat.
Idlis are wholesome as a breakfast item, but for dieters, here is a healthier version…
Poricha / Poritha rasam is one interesting variation to regular rasam where tamarind is totally avoided and prepared with crushed tomatoes, dal water and all jazzed up with unsual combination of spice powder. This recipe is little time consuming unless you have everything prepared ahead. Definitely you need dal water which has to be pressured cooked and of course my spice powder version has coconut… and has to be prepared fresh for an fulfilling taste.
Poritha Rasam / Poricha rasam / South Indian Soup / Lentil soup / Sathamudu / Healthy Sathamuthu / Lentil water / Soupy gravy
An all-in-one satiating delicacy made with ingredients from 4 food groups cereals (rice), pulses (chick peas), vegetables and oil. All it needs is a calcium rich bowl of low fat curds to make a complete meal.