தமிழில் காண : கிளிக் Hi All, Asoka Halwa!! Blogging after a very long time, I was in hectic schedule for past few weeks that I was not able to open by blog..After seeing my Dusherra post many was asking me about Asoka halwa recipe, so instead of typing for each one , I thought of taking little time and post it as post. Asoka halwa is one of the easiest halwa you could make, if you have non-stick vessel then making halwa is more easier. Recipe for simple, yummy Asoka Halwa recipe is as below, INGREDIENTS : Yellow moong dal- 2 cups. Sugar- 3 1/2 cup. Wheat flour- 1/2 cup ( otpional). Ghee or refined oil- 2 1/2 cup. Cashews – 1 tblsp ( chopped) Cardamom- 5 nos ( powdered). Food colour- few drops ( optional). NEED CLARIFICATION ABOUT MY MEASUREMENTS? PLS CLICK TO CLARIFY. METHOD : In pressure cooker boil moongal with immerse level water for 3 whistles or till soft. Open cooker and mash the dal without lumps. Add ...
Hi, Sea has lot of creatures in it that we can cook and we were much more unaware of many . Squid fish is one among the yummy species which I was totally unaware even after coming to Chennai.One day in market I saw them and surprised that they are selling octopus ( it looked like that to me :)). Then I surfed in net and found actually they are squid ( kadamba / kanava) and not octopus , My friend Saranya cooked this gravy for us during her visit to our home .I copied the recipe from her and tried next week itself.Though the squid fish looks very weird the taste was so yummy and there is no fish odor in that.It just tasted like mutton. The cleaning part is little tricky but easy, I suggest once you finished cleaning dispose the waste immediately out of your house as the waste from squid fish is very smelly and also it starts leaving water .So dispose the waste of squid as quick as possible. Other than that the fish tastes heaven , spicy, yummy and very easy to cook. I have...