Showing posts with label Quick recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quick recipe. Show all posts

Garlic Bread

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Ingredients:
Salted butter;
Crushed Garlic ;
Brown Bread Slices;
Dried Oregano

Method:
Warm the butter and crushed Garlic together for 30 seconds in microwave. Mix well, keep aside to let it cool for sometime to come back in applicable form.
Take Brown Bread slices, apply the garlic butter, sprinkle oregano.
Keep in oven/ electric tandoor or even simple toasters and toast until crispy brown.



It doesn't look that nice, but taste very yummy, very much close to Domino's Garlic Bread. :)

Cookie Cookie! Healthy Cookie! Tasty Cookie!

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

I happened to have been looking for an egg less oats cookie recipe for sometime. Because, I simply can't gulp down a single spoon of oats porridge. I can vomit, but not eat it. Happened to buy the 200g rolled oats pack last month, for the healthy way of diet, which did not work out for obvious reasons. Anyway. So, I was looking for this recipe, and dint find any very convincing over the internet. And, Somehow, I was bombarded with a Cakes and Bakes recipe book by Sanjeev Kapoor. Treasure.
There it was.
Also,I am sending this recipe for a cooking event encouraged by wonderful @MonicaManchanda, I happen to know from twitter, whose recipes I keep trying :D 
Here is the link to her wonderful blog Sin-a-Mon and the entry where this event is discussed, and Sanjeeta's Last Bite where she originally announced this Whole Grain Cooking Event.
Egg less Oats Cookie quick recipe.

Ingredients:
150g Rolled Oats;
100g Refined flour;
60g Soft Butter;
1/4 tsp Baking Soda;
1/4 tsp Tartic Acid;
1/4 tsp Salt;
1/2 tsp Cinnamon Powder;
3 tsp Sucralose Powder;
4 tbsp Milk

Method:
  • Sift flour, salt, baking soda and tartric acid together.
  • Cream the sucralose powder in the softened butter.
  • Add oats, cinnamon powder in the flour. Now add the blend of butter and sucralose powder and rub in firmly.
  • Add the milk and make the dough.
  • Refrigerate the dough for at least an hour wrapped in cling film.
  • Preheat the oven at 190 degrees Celcius/ 375 degrees F in the meantime.
  • Take the dough out when it is cool. Now divide the dough into small balls and flat them to shape in your palms.
  • Grease and flour a baking tray and place the cookies, bake them in the oven for 15 minutes or until light brown.
  • Serve warm, or cold. 

The Outcome:


The Fiasco: NONE :D

Crax Crax Chat Chat

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Carvings are weird. They do not believe in absoluteness of time or place or even hunger.
So, the craving for Nachos has been knocking in my mind for sometime now and for one reason or other, I wasn't able to get hold of a plate of Nachos at an eating joint nor a pack of nachos from a confectionery store. Somehow, this, Ms Craving visited and refused to go back at a time when I couldn't go out and satisfy her. Therefore, I had to find a way out to kill for the moment and I attacked the confectionery cabinet in the kitchen. A pack of Crax (remember the corn rings?) was spotted. Jaan mei jaan aa gayi bhai sahab! Not that it can replace nachos, but temporary solution mil gaya.
Robbed the condiment section and came up with this Crax Chat :D

Ingredients:
Crax- 1 pack;
Onion- 1 nos (small);
Tomato- 1 nos (small);
Limejuice- 1 teaspoon;
Tomato Chilli Sauce- 1 teaspoon;
Green Chilli- 1 nos (optional);
Salt- a pinch. ( use kala namak if you have it).

Method:
  • In a saucer, place the corn rings strategically.
  • Chop the onion, tomato and chilli, add the salt and lime juice to it. Mix well to make a nice smelling seasoning.
  • Sprinkle the seasoning over the corn rings.
  • Pour the tomato ketchup or tomato chilli sauce over it.
  • Eat quickly :D
The Outcome:



The Fiasco:
I might very well want to omit this section :D

Back from the Hiatus with Pasta :D

Monday, June 20, 2011

Gone missing from this place has been hard for me, no cooking and still no weight loss. Yes. I guess there is something wrong with my body which is not showing in the diagnose until it gets worse. *phew*
So, that leaves me with very less time to eat, experiment cooking and taste. Also, I was watching 'Zayke ka Safar' with Vinod Dua while he was finding out zaykas in Hongkong. So, he said something what I always say. "Ek zindagi kaafi chhoti hai aap tak duniya bhar ke zayke pahunchane ke liye." (One lifetime is not enough for letting the tastes of world reach you). So true. So bloody true!!

It sort of inspired me and I put on that apron again. Starting with a low calorie my all time favorite food item.  
Pasta cooked the very basic Indian way. :D

Ingredients:
Pasta- any shape, 250 gms (approx.);
Onions- 2 nos (medium size)- chopped;
Tomatoes- 4 nos (medium size)- Pureed- in blender;
Capsicum- 1 nos (medium size);
Ginger garlic paste- 1 tsp;
Salt to taste;
Black Pepper to taste;
Dried Oregano- 1 tsp or to taste;
Olive Oil- 3 tbsp

Method:
  • Boil the pasta in a pan with a little olive oil and a pinch of salt. Make sure the pasta isn't overboiled or underboiled. Sieve the boiled pasta under running water. Keep aside.
  • In a pan, heat the olive oil and add the ginger garlic paste.
  • Add the onions and stir fry until golden brown.
  • Add the pureed tomatoes and the capsicum. Add salt, pepper and oregano. Let it simmer for few minutes. Keep stirring in between. Let the puree come in desired consistency. You may want your with gravy, if it gets dry, add some water and simmer.
  • When the gravy reaches the desired consistency, add the pasta. Stir and let it mix in the gravy well. 
  • Leave it for a 2-3 minutes on the fire while stirring in between before putting the gas off.
  • Serve with garnishing of Basil Leaves.
The Outcome:

The Fiasco:
NONE :P
It was Yummeh!! :D




Pizza? Wo bhi Chinese?

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Yes. Chinese Pizza. ever thought of it? I am totally into experiments. Plus when you have guests come over, and they know about your food blog, you have somethings to prove to them. *sigh*
Anyway, people tell me that pizza made at home is not as good as they have int he restaurants. My say is, Get and oven or electric tandoor. Microwave is not meant for Pizza.
So here i bring you the Chinese pizza.

Chinese Pizza:

Ingredients:
1 Pizza base;
Finely chopped vegetables- Cabbage, Capsicum, Mushrooms.
1 tsp olives;
Pizza/ Mozarella Cheese.

Method:
  • Take the pizza base, apply little olive oil.
  • While you cook the schezwan sauce, (Click here for the recipe) keep the consistency thick. When you are about to put the flame off, add the chopped vegetables into the sauce.
  • Apply the sauce on the base, spread some olives, shred cheese and keep it in the oven/ tandoor.
  • Use as less cheese as you can. 
  • Wait until the cheese is Golden brown. and serve hot.


The Outcome:


Chinese Pizza fresh out of the oven
The Fiasco:
None. :D

Orange is the color Pancakes are Dipped into

Monday, February 28, 2011

Lets play 'Taste (Word) Association'.
Pancakes- Yummy
Orange- *does the chattt*
Glaze- *thinks of the thickness*

Pancakes are loved by everyone.And I make them without egg. Yes, you read it right. the same fluff, the same softness, without egg.
And since this is the season when I finally gave into the wondrousness of Orange,  I've taken it to the kitchen :D
This time, It is Orange Pancakes with orange glaze.

Orange Pancakes and Glaze
Ingrdients:
For pancakes:
1 Cup Flour,
2 Cups Milk;
2 tsp Butter;
1 tsp Orange Rind (the skin of orange, peeled and finely grated);
1/3rd tsp Soda Bicarbonate

For Orange Glaze:
1 Cup Fresh Orange juice;
1 tsp Cornflour;
1 tsp Orange Rind;
1 tsp Honey;
1 tsp Sugar;
Few slices of Orange Fruit

Method:
  • Foremost, Make the glaze. Add all the ingredients into a thick pan and boil. Keep stirring until you get a thick desired consistency. Let is cool and take out in a bowl.
  • Add the ingredients of the pancakes, make a smooth batter. Keep the batter thin- pour-able.
  • On the non stick pan, pour the batter and make nice pan cakes. 
  • Take the Pancakes, spread the glaze and serve.

The Outcome:
Orange Pancakes with glaze


The Fiasco:
NONE! :D

Idli-Doodlie Dooo

Monday, February 7, 2011

In North India, our staple food is wheat. Also rice. but more of wheat. And rice, we more or less enjoy with raajmah or kadhi or daal or chane and also stand alone Pulaavs. Idlies, dosa are still delicacies for us. 
Idli making involves a lot of patience and the soaking thing is kind of a mess. So, we have mastered the art of making instant idlies. Of course not from the instant idli mixies available in the market, but at home. Just bringing you a quick recipe of instant idlies my style. Since, this is absolutely my recipe, I do not know how to quantify the ingredients. Please make use of your gut feelings :D

Instant Idlies

Ingredients: 
1 cup Rava/ sooji;
1/2 cup Curd;
Salt to taste;
1-2 tsp Refined oil;
1 tsp Eno

Method:
  1. Sieve the rava/sooji in a bowl.
  2. Add salt to taste, a pinch of turmeric powder (optional), oil.
  3. Add curd. Make a paste, keep it a little thicker than smooth.
  4. Beat fro 4-5 minutes.
  5. Add Eno. beat for less than 2 minutes.
  6. Pour the paste into greased idli maker, and steam or Microwave for about 5 minutes.
  7. Serve with sambhar.
  8. You can also garnish the idlies with a Punjabi tadka.
  9. For tadka, Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds, finely chopped onion, curry leaves. Stir until onion is golden brown and add roll the idlies in the tadka. Serve with green chutney.
The Outcome: 



The Fiasco:
NONE :D



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