I know you people might be wondering, just 150th post in 4 years!! I too felt the same way!!
Thanks to all for making it happen! This success of Neivedyam would not have happened without you guys:)
This beautiful world map caught my eyes in the food court of a mall in Bangalore:) Isn't it beautiful! Foodies like me admire such things!!
This is a very nice snaking item with some hot masala chai.
Ingredients
1 cup Sago (Soaked overnight)
2 medium potatoes (boiled,peeled and mashed)
2-3 green chillies
1/4 tsp red chilli powder
1/2 cup crushed roasted peanuts
2 tbsp fresh chopped coriander
1 tbsp cumin seeds
salt to taste
1 tsp oil
3-4 tsp ghee
Preparation
Mix together the sago, mashed potatoes, green chillies, chilli powder, roasted peanuts, fresh corander, cumin seeds and salt.
Divide the mixture and make small balls. Grease a plastic or polythene sheet with some oil.(milk packet is best)Place the sabudana ball on it. Flatten the ball with greased fingers into a thick round.
Heat a non-stick tawa and add a tsp ghee. Gently transfer the thalipeeth onto the tawa removing it from the plastic sheet. Cook, spreading both sides with a tsp of ghee till evenly light golden brown.
Serve hot with spicy chutney!!
Sunday, January 23, 2011
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@ Handicraft Exhibition!!
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Makar Sankranti Wishes to all!
Greetings to all on this lovely festive occasion!!
These warm goodies are from "Bikanervala" a famous sweet shop in Hyderabad. In the pics you can see Rajasthani sweets like Sugar Gajjak, Gur Gajjak, Small pot shaped sweets filled with gulkand, dry fruits ...
These are typical Andhra sweets like Kaja, Kajjikayalu, Karachi halwa:)
These warm goodies are from "Bikanervala" a famous sweet shop in Hyderabad. In the pics you can see Rajasthani sweets like Sugar Gajjak, Gur Gajjak, Small pot shaped sweets filled with gulkand, dry fruits ...
These are typical Andhra sweets like Kaja, Kajjikayalu, Karachi halwa:)
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