தமிழில் காண : கிளிக் Hi All, GINGER GARLIC THOKKU / CHUTNEY! Does the name sounds different , Yes! The taste and recipe is also so simple and different. I read this recipe in Butterbetter facebook group written by Mr.Bala Thiru. The thokku is very good for digestion and tasted spicy , yummy too. The simple recipe is as below, COOKING TIME : 15 mins. SERVINGS : 3 members . INGREDIENTS : Ginger 1” piece – 7 pcs. Garlic – 1/8 cup Tamarind – lemon sized. Salt – as required Dry red chillies – 2 or 3 Gingelly oil/ Ghee / Coconut oil – 2 tsp. Mustard – 1 tsp. Jaggery - lemon sized Turmeric powder- 1/2 tsp. METHOD : Grind ginger, garlic, tamarind, salt, chillies, turmeric to little coarse paste with very little water. In a kadai heat oil , followed by mustard the ground paste, jaggery and boil till oil leaves sides of pan. Remove from heat and serve hot with dosa or idli. The thokku stays good for a week when refrigerated.
தமிழில் காண : கிளிக் Hi All, If you are a beginner in cooking ,then chapati is the toughest task that needs a lot of practice. When I was learning cooking my chapatis will be either crisp like disc or rubbery that you need to dentist after chewing😭 So I try so many versions to make my chapati perfect and this warm water method is one success method , This method is so easy that your chapatis will be very very soft and light. A few tricks to make your chapatis perfectly soft and puffy are , Add water little by little while kneading . Don't knead dough too dry , make slightly sticky dough so that while toasting it comes to perfect softness. The recipe of perfect soft chapati is below, COOKING TIME : 1 hour. SERVES : yields about 10 chapatis INGREDIENTS : Wheat flour – 2 cups. Salt – 1/2 tsp. Warm water – 1 cup ( appx). Oil / ghee – few drops. METHOD : In a wide bowl add wheat flour ,salt and mix , make a well in middle of flou