My Little World
Monday, June 8, 2020
Power Point Presentation on Riccia
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P4vdfGqZ-pUkp69cPxY_oPbCnoUOAVfI/view?usp=sharing
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Karimeen curry
Items required
Coconut oil - 1 cup
Karimmeen weighing nearly 200 grams
Salt
Red chilly powder
Turmeric powder
Small onion - 100 g
Green chilly - 2 small
Ginger - one and a half inches length
1. Make a thick paste of redchilly, turmeric, salt and ginger paste with water
2. Apply the paste on karimeen and keep it for 3 hours in room temperature and half an hour in fridge.
3. fry it in coconut oil.
4. make a paste of small onion and green chilly in mixer
5. fry it in the oil in which fish is fried first. fry till deep brown colour is attainded.
6. Add little bit of salt, and red chilly powder to the onion fry and fry for 2 min.
7. Add half cup luke warm water to it and allow to boil by stirring.
8. Put the fried fish to it and boil both sides. care should be taken while boiling the fish
9. keep it on low flame till the gravy becomes thick
Coconut oil - 1 cup
Karimmeen weighing nearly 200 grams
Salt
Red chilly powder
Turmeric powder
Small onion - 100 g
Green chilly - 2 small
Ginger - one and a half inches length
1. Make a thick paste of redchilly, turmeric, salt and ginger paste with water
2. Apply the paste on karimeen and keep it for 3 hours in room temperature and half an hour in fridge.
3. fry it in coconut oil.
4. make a paste of small onion and green chilly in mixer
5. fry it in the oil in which fish is fried first. fry till deep brown colour is attainded.
6. Add little bit of salt, and red chilly powder to the onion fry and fry for 2 min.
7. Add half cup luke warm water to it and allow to boil by stirring.
8. Put the fried fish to it and boil both sides. care should be taken while boiling the fish
9. keep it on low flame till the gravy becomes thick
Monday, October 1, 2012
Vellayappam or Palappam
“learning doesn't
happen from failure itself but rather from analyzing the failure”
After days of trial and error I made
it today….
Items required....
Rice - 1 cups
Water - One and a half cup
Coconut(grated) – 1/2 cup
Coconut water – ¼ cup
Cooked rice - 1/2 cup
yeast – 10 granules
Sugar – 3 tea spoon
1. Soak washed raw rice in water for 4 hours.
2. Grind rice with coconut , cooked rice, grated Coconut, Coconut water, yeast, Sugar and water.
3. Keep the batter for 4-5 hours refrigerator and after that keep in room temperature for 5-6 hours.
4. Next day add salt to the fermented batter and mix it lightly.
5. Heat the vellayappm pan or a thick bottomed pan with a lid.
6. Add 1 large round spoon of batter when pan is hot , and swirl around the pan
7. close the lid and cook at lower temperature.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Kappa and Meen / Tapioca and Fish Curry
Kappa Puzhungiyathu
Tapioca - 1 kg
Green Chilly - 4 no.
Coconut - 2 cup
Turmeric powder - 1 table spoon
Salt
Curry leaves - 5 sprig
Small onions - 10 no.
Mustard seeds - 1 tea spoon
Coconut oil - 3 table spoon
1.Clean tapioca and cut into medium sized pieces
2.Wash thoroughly and boil in water by adding pinch of turmeric powder. Drain off excess water from cooked tapioca.
3. Add salt, ground coconut, green chilly and turmeric.
5.Heat oil and crackle mustard seeds, red chilly, brown small onion/shallot slices and curry leaves
6.Put these over the tapioca and stir well2.Wash thoroughly and boil in water by adding pinch of turmeric powder. Drain off excess water from cooked tapioca.
3. Add salt, ground coconut, green chilly and turmeric.
5.Heat oil and crackle mustard seeds, red chilly, brown small onion/shallot slices and curry leaves
Fish Curry
fish - 500 g
Turmeric powder - 1 tea spoon
Red chilly powder - 3 tea spoon
Coriander powder - 3 tea spoon
green Chilly - 4 no.
Ginger - 1 small piece
Garlic - 8 Nos.
Shallot/small onion - 8 Nos.
Fenugreek powder - 1/4 tea spoon
salt
Mustard seeds
Garcinia/kudampuli - 5 no.
1. Soak Garcinia i water .
2. Clean the fish and cut into even-sized pieces.
3.Cracle mustard seeds in 3 table spoon of coconut oil
4. Put garlic, ginger, and shallot pieces and fry till light brown
5. Put 1/4tea spoon og turmeric, 3 teaspoon red chilly powder, 3 teaspoon of coriander powder, a pinch of fenugreek powder, 3 green chilly and curry leaves 3 sprig.
6. Add soaked garcinia with little water and boil.7. Add fish just before boiling and boil for 15 to 30 min till gravy becomes thick
Monday, December 19, 2011
Dry prawn /Unakka chemmeen chammanthi
Dried Prawns/Unakka Chemmen -3/4 cup
Freshly Grated Coconut -1cup
Dry Red Chilly- 6 to 8
Shallots/Cheriya ulli-4
Curry leaves-2 full leaf
Ginger - small piece
tamarind
Coconut oil-1tsp
Salt
1. Remove head and tail of the dried prawns
2. Wash properly and drain well.
3. Heat a pan and fry the dried prawn in a medium heat .When roasted crisp transfer this to a bowl and fry the dry red chilly and small onion in the same pan to heat
4. Then add all the fried prawns, ginger, grated coconut,dry hot chilly, shallots, curry leaves and salt together in to mixer jar. Do not grind too much.
5. If needed soak tamarind in water and add 1/4 tea spoon sauce to chamnathi and mix well with hand.
UNAKKA CHAMMANTHI PODI
1. Remove head and tail of the dried prawns. Wash properly and drain well.
2. Roast grated coconut, shallot, ginger and curry leaves with frequent stirring. When it turns light brown, add the dry red chillies.
3. When the coconut turns brown add the tamarind, salt and roasted dry prawns. Stir 3 minutes & switch off.
4. When it cools grind in a mixer till powder.
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Payyoli chicken fry
Kashmiri chilly powder ( boil red chilly for 1hr and grind.)
Ginger paste
Turmeric powder
Salt to taste
Vinegar
Chicken masala
Coconut powder after taking milk (thenga peera)
Curry leaves
Green Chilly
3. Cover chicken (1) with the 2nd paste and fried in coconut oil. fry under medium flame until chicken pieces takes up the flavour of chilly and ginger
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