tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-138959692012-01-27T04:57:50.539+05:30- To relish the flavor of traditional Indian home cooking -vknhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13903500548035596078noreply@blogger.comBlogger5511100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13895969.post-1119778483722942192009-09-08T19:30:00.003+05:302011-03-10T22:09:49.612+05:30

This page is MyDhaba's perpetual work in progress. It will be our pleasure to know how My Dhaba recipes fare in your home with your cookware, your stove, your oven, and your local ingredients. Feel free to tell us what you really think of these My Dhaba recipes. My Dhaba is an organic virtual restaurant.  This is an interactive blog, so please interact already! Send us your kind feedback,

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May this festive season of light fill your lives with love, peace, happiness and prosperity in abundance! Wish you and all your near and dear ones a very Happy Diwali!Warm Regards,V2A3 (vijay, vinu, adarsh, aditya, and advait)

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Thanks to LVI for being the first to participate at the Maha Meme by taste-testing one of You Can Cook recipe contributions - Kafuli.In LVI's own words, "I love the flavor combination of spinach and fenugreek leaves, and use it in my sai-bhaji, if I have fresh methi(fenugreek). During dinner with kafuli, I was mentally transported to a crisp cool breezy summer night at a roadside punjabi dhaba.

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We are quite touched by the generosity of so many recipe contributors at You Can Cook book project for feedahungrychild.org. We have now gathered a total of 400+ recipes out of which 365 recipes will be chosen to be included in the cookbook. The recipes are still flowing in and we have kept the submission deadline open for a few more weeks. The content development of the cookbook is in the

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Here is yet another unique heirloom recipe kindly contributed by Rushina Munshaw Ghildiyal to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for Feed a Hungry Child campaign.In Rushina's own words, "Ras is a very appetizing and highly nutritious dish from Kumaon. Made from a mixture of dals, usually in an iron Kadhai, it is typically eaten in winters along with steamed rice and bhang ki chutney but

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Here is one more traditional recipe kindly contributed by Rushina Munshaw Ghildiyal to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for Feed a Hungry Child campaign.In Rushina's own words, "Kafuli is a thick green curry (for want of a better word) made from green leafy vegetables, served as an accompaniment to steamed rice or rotis. In Pahari cooking it is made with pahadi palak or mustard greens.

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Here is another traditional recipe kindly contributed by Rushina Munshaw Ghildiyal to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for Feed a Hungry Child campaign.In Rushina's own words, "Chundo is a grated Mango pickle that is sweet and hot. When made right it has the consistency of a marmalade but with lots of grated slivers of mango in it. It spreads easily onto anything and can be used as a

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This heirloom sweets' recipe is kindly contributed by Rushina Munshaw Ghildiyal to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for Feed a Hungry Child campaign.In Rushina's own words, "in the Gujarati Community of India these confections, or versions of them are symbolic of a grandmother's love. Maghas (literally meaning brain) is a combination of coarsely ground flours including chickpea bound

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1 - Chicken Pakoras2 - Chinese-style Shrimp and Vegetables in Soya Sauce3 - Tandoor Platter - The 0074 - Tamarind-date chutney5 - Mint chutney6 - Tiger Prawns Spring Rolls7 - Beetroot rasam8 - Bharwan Shimla Mirch (Stuffed bell Pepper)9 - Gobi Manchurian10 - Zucchini Ravaiya aka Stuffed Zucchini11 - Thenga Chammanthi aka Coconut Chutney12 - Palakoora Aava-Pulusu13 - Light Snack - Onion Poha14 -

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Had to take a little longer sabattical from usual food blogging. I could not cook anything at home worth to be posted here at My Dhaba after being relocated to Nagpur, the Orange City, in India.Most recently we had been to Nandyal, Indira's home town, to witness the FAHC's new unit's inaugural event. The above picture is of Mahanandi temple at Nandyal. FAHC-Nandyal unit began to support 10

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Wishing all you folks a very HAPPY HOLI 2008!Fill your life with the fragrance of fun and festivities.Fill your day with sweet moments and memories to cherish for long.With best regards,:-) vkn

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This is to update you a few things from us at My Dhaba in this new year.Further to our family relocation from Muscat, Oman, to the zero-mile Nagpur in India, I have become busier than ever. The My Dhaba blog will not stop though. I still plan on writing as much as I can. Loads of good stuff and recipes are there to share with you in future.Apart from the routine full-time job in India, I will

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My Dhaba wishes its friends, readers, well-wishers, and food lovers a HAPPY and HEALTHY new year 2008.That is Aditya wishing you in style :-).

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Thanks to everyone's generous contributions and goodwill shown towards http://www.feedahungrychild.org/. The fundraising goal at FAHC Subscribe to Smiles event was to raise $3360 to provide ongoing support to those 14 children at FAHC. The event raised a total amount of $4850.Kudos to Indira and her team bloggers - Anjali, Bee&Jai, Manisha, Padmaja, Shilpa, Mythili, Siri, Richa, Madhuli and Maria

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What would happen if every blogger published posts discussing the issue of hunger on the same day?The FAHC Subscribe to Smiles Day is now born. On October 15th, food bloggers around the world will unite and subscibe to the Smiles Day.It was Indira of Mahanandi's thoughtful initiative and wonderful expression of great support to the cause. Please check out these links - http://

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"Home's calling", says Rricha. This traditional dish recipe is kindly contributed by Rricha Kale to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In her own words, "Sol Kadhi is specialty of Konkan. Simple but exotic. Kokam (Garcinia indica) is basically a fruit in plum family with pretty bitter juice. This juice is used by Ayurveda as an antacid. The dried shell

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This heirloom dish recipe is kindly contributed by Rricha Kale to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Rricha's own words, "I grew up in a small town on the banks of river Krishna in Maharashtra. We used to buy fresh vegetables everyday from farmers those days. There were no refrigerators, no preservatives. It was really all natural." The bharali vangi

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As the content development is still going on, we have not kept a deadline to the group cookbook project You Can Cook for Feed a Hungry Child campaign. Recipe contributions from well-wishers are still pouring in to be included in the book. We will accept your contributions for some more time.Here is a traditional dish recipe kindly contributed by Sujatha Ramalingam to the group cookbook project '

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Here is another heirloom dish recipe kindly contributed by Golden Reejshinghani to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Golden Reejshinghani's own words, "I have got these recipes from my grand mother. These recipes according to her were eaten in the days of rajas and maharajas, begums and Badshah’s. These recipes bring alive a rose scented saffron hued

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This one is a refreshing drink recipe kindly contributed by Golden Reejshinghani to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Badam SherbetIngredients250 grams blanched almonds.2 and ½ bottles water.2 and ½ kilo sugar.20 cardamoms powdered.1 tablespoon sandalwood powder.2 fresh sweet smelling roses.Silver warq.MethodPut cardamoms,roses and sandalwood in a small

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Here is another traditional fish recipe kindly contributed by Golden Reejshinghani to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Machli ke Aalishan Kebabs recipeIngredients:500 grams fish steaks1 cup beaten curds50 grams creamA few drops orange red food coloring¼ teaspoon.saffron dissolved in 1 tablespoon hot milk2 medium onions2-inch piece ginger.6 red chillies

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We are back once again after a short sabbatical from routine blogging.At FAHC, the content development phase is still going on where all gathered recipes for You Can Cook book are being proofreaded, edited, and formatted. We will need a few taste-testers; I will write a separate post on this detailing the perquisites.For today, here are a few more heirloom dish recipes kindly contributed by

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Folks - do watch this video. Hans Rosling demonstrates how developing countries are pulling themselves out of poverty. While you are at the video, just be sure to watch straight through to the jaw-dropping finale where he literally swallows a 'real' sword and proves that seemingly impossible is actually possible. Awesome presentation... very sticky statistics... so entertaining and inspiring

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We were also taste-testing one of Vinu's favourite curries from the cookbooks today. Mushrooms are very exotic, delicious, and very nutritious addition to our everyday diet. We found it as a very versatile and adaptable to any recipe. Here is how she made the kofta curry with mushroom, peas, and cauliflower.Mushroom kofta curry recipeIngredients:For Koftas,Mushrooms - 1/2 kg, cut into small

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Pachadis are the piquant appetisers of an Indian home meal. Sharing with you today this wonder recipe of curried tomato pachadi which is also called as tomato 'Igru' in Hyderabad which is a perfect accompaniment with chappaties. You may use it also with hot boiled white rice with a few teaspoonfuls of pure liquid ghee poured over it for an extra flavor.Here are the recipes for curried tomato

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Vanghibath aka brinjal rice recipeIngredients:Rice - 1 kgBrinjal - 3/4 kg, more brinjals will only improve the taste, cut length-wise into quarters and cover with waterVanghibath masala powder - the whole amount, make it into a thick batter with waterSalt - 1-1/2 tablespoonsTamarind extract - 1/2 cupful of thick extractLime juice - 2 tablespoons, freshTurmeric powder - 1 teaspoonCloves -

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We make vanghibath aka brinjal rice powder a day before well in advance as we find it irksome to fry and pound the ingredients the same day we make the brinjal rice. It is easier that way. The vanghibath powder retains its flavor and aroma even for 2 months if kept in a dry air-tight container.Here is how we prepare the vanghibath masala powder.Vanghibath masala powder recipe(Masala powder

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Slurp! Slurp! It's summer time here. Aditya is enjoying his refreshing and replenishing organic watermelon we got home from the nearby farmer's market.Watermelon is an excellent summer food as in hot weather it not only quenches thirst but is a cool and refreshing drink containing valuable salts and vitamins. Read more about the uses of watermelon here.While you are reading about it, here is

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Folks - have you observed this? FAHC has received its first online donation of $20 via Chip-In Widget used at one of the blogs. The ChipIn event for feedahungrychild.org is now live and ready to collect money via Pay Pal securely. We are now collecting donations from individuals to help keep the smiles of 14 children going at FAHC.We need your help. Here is a request to help us promoting FAHC's

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It's Father's Day today.To all dad folks out there and whomever wants to be dad, here is vkn wishing you a very happy Father's Day not only just for this day but for your entire life. Hope you guys have a great one.And most of us like me whose fathers nor grandfathers are no more alive, this event would be to reflect and honor the enormous role they played in our lives. It is absolutely double

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It is time to reflect post-Gonu. Here are a dozen things gathered from here and there that I wish everyone knew. Sharing it with you!1. Life is short, and any day may be your last. Live so as to not regret your last day.2. Family is the most important thing in our tenuous lives.3. Family is what happens to people when they spend time together. Eat meals together, with the TV off of course.

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Following are some of the places that has come to my notice where free water is distributed to the public. Hope this helps someone.1. Before Al Mawaleh roundabout (right side).2. After Al Rusayl roundabout while coming from Seeb (right side).3. Al Khoud near to the second roundabout after The Sultan Center.4. Al Khoud near the Majesty’s mosque5. Maysoon street near the new big Mosque.6. Lulu, Al

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Here is Director General of Water and Electricity HE Mr. Sayed Al Nabhani's address to nation on June 9, 2007, regarding the ongoing water crisis in Muscat, Oman. Thanks FM Radio Sultanate of Oman team in getting this inspiring address in your broadcasts.Folks in Muscat - please listen to this address carefully and do not get panic. There are so many free water distribution outlets. I will

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Folks - as promised before, here are some of the videos to share with you to get a feel of The Mighty Gonu which striked here at Muscat, Oman.1. Storm 1.2. Storm 2.3. Storm 3.4. Storm 4.5. Storm 5.6. Blind drives.7. Dare devils.8. Car rescue.9. People rescue.10. Water water everywhere, but...11. Rescue efforts by civilians.12. Destroyed roads 1.13. Destroyed roads 2.There are some more videos to

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Please send me an e-mail at info dot vkn at gmail dot com if you would like to use any of these Gonu Effect pictures elsewhere. Thanks.

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This is a sad news to share with you. One of my friends from Burka reports that at least 9 deaths are confirmed at Burka which includes 2 children of ages approx. 6-7 years and an entire Omani family along with their Filippino maid were died on the Gonu night.

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Folks - I could not come back to you as there were no network coverage near my place.Things are getting normalized at a faster pace. After making quite a lot of visible damages to Muscat city, Gonu is now gone. Do check out the pictures that I will be posting at here in a while and a few videos at You Tube. Oops.. we really do not know how many days and months it would take for the authorities

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I could not get you any updates due to the disrupted communication network coverage of Nawras, our ISP. It is all restored now. Thanks Nawras team, great work done. I have quite a few short videos to share and will post it here in a short while. Just stay tuned.In brief,At Oman Time 0945 hours, all rains have now stopped since early morning. There are still mild-to-moderate winds. We could

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Royal Oman Police is urging the public living near low grounds, coastal beach and wadi paths, to move to evacuation centers or move to safer higher grounds immediately.Folks - please pass on this information.Also for latest update on Storm Gounu, just send an SMS with keyword GUNO to 90500. This information is from Oman Mateorology Office.

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Once upon a time, this was known to be a road in front of our house and now more or less looks like a vibrant river. Dare devils still taking a risk driving on the risky roads.At 1445 hours Oman Time, strong wind, very high waves, and fierce rains continues to affect here at Muscat region. We could hear some very strong thunders lately. It is really scary and there is fear everywhere. There

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Rain has once again started downpouring all across Rusayl, Al Khoud, and Hail areas of Muscat where water from the wadis are overflowing onto the main roads. There is also diminished visibility to zero at some places which makes it difficult for drivers to see. Rain is currently ongoing. Wind speed seems to be reduced though. There are reports from other places that things are getting

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At 5:50 am, we have noticed rains have subsided considerably at this place, but there are reports from other places that it is worse. Some of the wadis have started flooding causing roadblocks. It is not safe to travel outside now. I am now traveling back home from this place which is around 12 kms from here. I know it is risky. Hope I could shoot some pictures on the way. More later.

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It is raining cats and dogs since 0435 hours at Rusayl area of Muscat teaming down like a foundain outside and it is quite gusty as well. Wind is pretty harsh. Within minutes, we could see roads are filled up with water almost 2 cms in height all over. It is going to be worse soon. Picture scene of the black thick Gonu cloud is over the Knowledge Oasis building at 0400 hours Oman Time. More

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Picture courtesy: Gulf News Gonu is hitting us at Muscat today! Read more news here and all over the internet. I along with some of my colleagues have decided to stay awake the whole tonight. Here is my telephone number +968 9521 8047. If anyone needs help, please do not hesitate to contact me. Some other emergency contact numbers in Muscat, Oman, are as follows.Royal Oman police - 9999Royal

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It has been a while since I entered my kitchen and put thought to cook something - anything worth to be posted at My Dhaba. AAA team (hope you know all of them by now - Adarsh, Aditya, and the little Advait with his cute smile) were pestering me too much today to cook something for them :-) . It was tea time when I reached back home today evening from office so I could sneak out some time quite

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Is there anyone out there who have tasted this dish? Colcannon! This is a traditional Irish recipe kindly contributed by Sophie Kevany to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.I will aim to do the taste-testing of this recipe myself over next weekend and will get you an end-result picture later.Colcannon recipe(unedited)Ingredients:3lbs or six large

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Here is another recipe which is a homely innovation contributed by Swapna to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of pickle rice is here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a very traditonal family recipe kindly contributed by Padmaja to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of tomato majjiga pulusu are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Back from a quite satisfying one-month vacation. I will get you the details of FAHC's first event very soon where we have begun supporting 14 children with effective from April 17, 2007. A group snap of the pilot batch of the FAHC-supported children are here.I have a few more contributing entries to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. Here is the

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These traditonal Ugadi festival recipes are kindly contributed by Sharmi to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of these recipes - mamidikaya pulihara (mango rice), dry fruit laddu, mamidi charu (mango rasam), and bobbatlu (puran poli) are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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This recipe is of another very traditional Mangalorean dish kindly contributed by Karishma to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Mutton Liver curry recipe Ingredients:1/2 kg mutton liverBroil (dry roast) on a tava. 5 red chillies1/2 tsp jeera13 pepper corns1/2 tsp mustard2 pieces cinnamon3 cloves1 tbsp

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Here is another very traditional Mangalorean dish recipe kindly contributed by Karishma to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Chicken Jeere Miri (Chicken with Jeera & Pepper) recipeIngredients:1 kg chicken3 big onions7 cloves garlic small1/2" ginger1 tsp jeera1 tsp khus khus1 tsp pepper corns8 - 10 long red chillies1/2" haldi1" cinnamon4 clovestamarind

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This is another Mangalorean dish recipe contribution by Karishma to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Prawn Pickle recipeIngredients:200 small prawns shelled. (250-300 gms)Add salt and keep aside for 10 minutes. Fry in a deep pan without oil. After water evaporates, put 2 tbsps gingelly/til/sesame oil and fry till done.Masala:15-20 long red chillies1"

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Here is another Mangalorean dish recipe kindly contributed by Karishma to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Red chutney recipeMethod: Heat 1 tsp Coconut oil. Add 2 dried red chillies and 1 tsp toor/arhar dhal or urad dhal. Grind with 1/4 coconut, salt and vinegar to taste.Kim's note: This red chutney goes very well with Dhalwada.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC:

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This heirloom Mangalorean dish recipe is kindly contributed by Karishma to the group cookbook project - You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Dhalwada/Chattambade (Bengal gram Nuggets) recipeIngredients:1 cup channa dhal1" ginger1 medium onion3 green chiilies1/2 tsp corriander powder8-10 stalks fresh corriander leavesSalt to tasteOil for fryingMethod: Rinse & soak the channa dhal

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Here is another poem written by Nasra Al Adawi, a renowned Omani poetess. She has kindly contributed this poem to be included in some pages of our group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. Please give it a reading and let her know what you think.With Loving HandsNo one knowsHow to fillHungerIn swirls of airThen quenchAll thirstsWith cup of emptinessYet with

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This poem is written by Nasra Al Adawi, a renowned Omani poetess. She has kindly contributed this poem to be included in some pages of our group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. Give it a reading and let her know what you think.QuenchIn love sprinklesFeed meHeartily dishes of your soulAlighting life in meA candle when it’s flamedStarving for a flamePour hunger

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This is 4-month-17-day-old Advait holding his heads up without bobbing and began making his first crawls. Folks - let me also give you a heads up on our 4-month-old Feed a Hungry Child campaign that we had embarked with your enormous support. Stuff that mattered so far, 1. A brilliant project team - Dilip/Rushina/Chandrika/Rinku/Kala/Megha/Sonu/Anita/Jennifer and we are growing. E-mail contact

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This heirloom dish recipe is kindly contributed by Jyotsna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Jyotsna's own words, "it is a herirloom recipe called Mann and is a sweet, unleavened cookie made with flour and jaggery."The recipe details of mann are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is another traditional Ugadi festival dish recipe kindly contributed by Swapna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of paramannam are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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This traditional Ugadi festival dish recipe is kindly contributed by Swapna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of Ugadi pachadi are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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fried potatoes Here is another superdelicious traditional Kashmiri dish recipe kindly contributed by Nancy Raina to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Damaloo Recipe (Fried potato curry)(Unedited)Ingredients:Potato ----------------------1/2 kilogram (round and medium size)Thick curds

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This traditional Kashmiri dish recipe is another kind contribution by Nancy Raina to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Kabargha Recipe (Fried Lamb Chops)(Unedited)Ingredients:1 Lamb (rib portion) ------------- 500 Gms (1lbs)2 Milk------------------------------------- 500 Ml3 Curds----------------------------------- 1 Cup4 Water--

vknhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13903500548035596078noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13895969.post-8316142414860911542007-03-23T12:32:00.000+05:302007-03-23T12:43:52.367+05:30

Here is another traditional Kashmiri dish recipe kindly contributed by Nancy Raina to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Naaduirh churamh (lotus roots fry) recipeIngredients:1. Lotus root ---------------1/2 kilogram. (Select pieces with closed ends and less mud)2. Vegetable oil-----------------------1/2 liter3. Kashmiri chilli powder--------------2

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This is another Kashmiri dish recipe kindly contributed by Nancy Raina to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Bottlegourd Raita recipe(unedited)Ingredients:Gourd (fresh and tender)------------1/2 killogramThick curds--------------------------2 cupsWhite cummin powder---------------1 tea spoonBlack cummin------------------------1 tea spoonGreen chillies----

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Here is another Kashmiri lamb dish recipe kindly contributed by Nancy Raina to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Mahchh recipe (Lamb mince kofta curry)(unedited)IngredientsFor kofta1 Minced meat (not fine, a little granular) --------500gram(1 lbs)2 Vegtable oil----------------------------------1 table sSpices:1 Kashmiri red chilly

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Folks, chanced upon to this website... Easy Cash Plz.Would you kindly have a look at it and let me know what you think? It looks like an interesting opportunity. Please give me your honest feedback. Appreciate all kind comments...

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This original Kashmiri lamb dish recipe is kindly contributed by Nancy Raina to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Roganjosh (Lamb curry) recipe (unedited version)Ingredients:1 LAMB (LEG PART)---- - 1000 GM. (2lbs)2 VEGTABLE OIL--------1 CUP3 THICK CURDS---------- ½ CUP4 WATER-------------------- 2 GLASSES SPICES:1 KASHMIRI

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This delicious dish recipe is kindly contributed by Swapna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of stuffed capsicum are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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This is another traditional Parsee pulao recipe cooked on Navroze or New Year; kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. Folks - enjoy your Ugadi week with this pulao. Happy Ugadi!Navroze pulao recipeThis is a pullao cooked on Navroze or New Year. I. Wash 1 kg meat and cut.II. Grind kothmir, 5-6 green chillies, adoo lasan

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Here is one more traditional Parsee dish recipe kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Jardaloo Ma Gosht (Apricot Meat Stew) recipeIngredients:2 Tbsp. Oil1 cup Potato, sliced thin2 Onions, finely sliced3 cloves Garlic, minced¾ inch Ginger, minced1 lb. beef or lamb or chicken, cubed (substitute with potaot and cauliflower

vknhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13903500548035596078noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13895969.post-13502213967105495442007-03-18T23:20:00.000+05:302007-03-18T23:28:24.485+05:30

Here is another Parsee dish recipe which is traditionally served at Parsee weddings; kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Laganu Custard recipeIngredients: 1 litre milk5 tbsp sugar2 slices bread1 tsp butter3 eggsvanilla essencerose waterailchi jaiful pwdAlmonds or cashewnuts choppedsmall bowl of fresh creamMethod:1.

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Here is another very traditional Parsee dish recipe kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.Parsi murghi na farcha are pieces of chicken marinated in a gently flavored masala paste, dipped in crumbs and beaten eggs and fried.Parsi Murghi na Farcha RecipeIngredients:6‑ 7 tender chicken breasts1 teaspoon Garam Masala1

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This is also a very traditional Parsee dish recipe kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Meher's own words, "This is white fish cooked in a sauce which is a high point of a wedding menu. In Mumbai traditionally only pomphret is used."Luganno Sahas RecipeIngredients: 6 to 8 steaks of white fish 2 medium onions,

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Here is another very traditonal Parsee recipe perfected and kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Meher's own words, "this is a meat dish cooked at “Ghambars”. Ghambar, was originally the celebration to offer thanks to God, for the four different seasons, on which the prosperity of the world depended. These were free

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We have received quite a few very traditonal Parsee recipes today perfected and kindly contributed by Meher Shroff to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Meher's own words, "Those unfamiliar with the term Parsees, we are a miniscule community mostly residing in Western India and all over the globe here there and everywhere. Most Mumbaites know us a fun

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This delicious pachadi recipe is another kind contribution by Swapna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. The recipe details of coriander pachadi are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is another very traditional Kashmiri dish recipe perfected by Anita's mother. This is Anita second recipe kindly contributed to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of Kashmiri modur pulav are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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This very traditional Maharashtrian family dish recipe is kindly contributed by Anita to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Anita's own words, "Have been meaning to contribute a recipe for the longest time.. First, I wanted to make something specially for the occasion...but the recipe I had in mind relies on a spice-mix that is not so easily available

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This classic Gujarati/North Indian dessert recipe is kindly contributed by Dilip to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of shirkhand are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a very traditional and much treasured dish recipe kindly contribution by Krishna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of pesara poornalu are here.[vkn] Folks - please note, the gathered recipes are now passing through the stages of content development - proofreading, editing, standardization of formatting, taste-testing,

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This traditional dish recipe is another kind contribution by Swapna to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of tindora ulli karam are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is another traditional dish recipe kindly contributed by Vimala Moorthy to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.In Vimala's own words, "This is one of the comfort foods from Kongu samayal. Simple and easy dish and it can be for lunch/dinner/breakfast."Arisiyum Paruppu Satham RecipeMethod:Rice - 2 cupsToor dal - 1/2 cupOnion - half of large onion or 10

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This traditional dish recipe is kindly contributed by Lalitha Krishnan to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. In Lalithas own words, "this is a very traditional recipe prepared for Karadayan Knownbu, on the day of conjugation of Tamil months Masi and Panguni. On this day, women pray for the welfare and the longevity of their husbands."Karadayan Knownbu

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Here is another traditional Gujarati dish recipe kindly contributed by Dilip to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of loot na murcha are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is another traditional Gujarati dish recipe kindly contributed by Dilip to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of marcha with mustard and jeera are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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This delicious dal dish recipe is kindly contributed by Dilip to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of moong daal with dill are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a nutritious and not so fatty/oily dish recipe is kindly contributed by Anisha to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of chicken kaima curry are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

vknhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13903500548035596078noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13895969.post-680127823485337492007-03-09T12:11:00.000+05:302008-11-19T09:04:40.413+05:30

This is another Mangalorean dish recipe kindly contributed by Veena to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of patholi (rice cake) in roce (coconut milk) chicken curry are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a very traditional dish recipe kindly contributed by Bhargavi to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of aavadalu are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a very innovative dish recipe kindly contributed by Vini K to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of marbled minty koftas in a tomato gravy are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Ramya Kannan, Special Correspondent, The Hindu - India's national newspaper was very kind in writing up a story about our campaign Feed a Hungry Child in today's newspaper (Sunday, March 4, 2007). Here is the link. And, yes that is my picture.

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Folks - we were quite busy all these past weeks accomplishing quite a few notable achievements with regard to the Feed a Hungry Child campaign. The recipe contributions received at the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' are here. The content management team is now working on the proofreading/editing/standardization aspects; we will keep the recipe submission deadline open for a few more days

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Here is another traditional dessert dish recipe from Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh, India, kindly contributed by Indira to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of sanagapappu payasamu are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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This very traditional dish recipe is kindly contributed by Indira to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. The recipe details of ragi sankati are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a very traditional family dish recipe from Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh, India, kindly contributed by Indira to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of korra buvva aka millet rice are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is another very appetizing dish recipe kindly contributed by Kajal to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign. The recipe details of peas potato rings are here. VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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Here is a delicious halwa dish recipe kindly contributed by Kajal to the group cookbook project 'You Can Cook' for 'Feed a Hungry Child' campaign.The recipe details of potato halwa are here.VCC: VCC Q4-2006: FAHC: FAHC-campaign

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