Showing posts with label Rice grains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rice grains. Show all posts

Saturday, September 2, 2017

Neer Dosa

Time 15 min
Ingredients
Rice 2 cups
Coconut grated 1/2 cup
Cumin 1/2 tsp
Water  3 -4 cups
Oil for making dosas
Salt as taste
    Method
    Soak rice overnight.
    Grind with coconut to thin paste, add water, salt make watery like milk.
    With a ladle pour the batter on sides of non-stick pan, then spread batter by rotating pan. 
    Pour from little height so plenty of holes will appear on dosa.
    Do not use spoon to spread. Then spread 1 or 2 tsp oil.
    Cook dosa on one side only taking care to see that it does not turn brown.
    Serve dosa hot with coconut chutney/sambar/potato bhaji.
      Tip
      you take less batter and pour fast on sides if you take more batter and pour at one shot then it gets thicken and then dosa will be thick.
      I use Kani rice that makes perfect soft sticky dosa and it doesn't get crack

      Tuesday, June 20, 2017

      Palak Dal Khichdi

      Time 30 min
      Ingredients
      Basmati rice 1.5 cup
      Whole moong daal / golden gram 1/2 cup
      Spinach chopped 2 bunch
      Buttermilk 1/2 lit
      Green chilies slit 3
      Ginger garlic paste 1/2 tsp
      Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
      Ghee 1 tbsp
      Salt to taste

      Method
      Soak daal and rice for 1 hour.
      In a small pressure cooker around 3 liter, heat ghee, add whole garam masala, then add green chilies, ginger garlic paste fry for 1 min, then add spinach fry for 2 min. Then add moong daal and rice. Mix well. Add turmeric powder and salt, again mix well. Then add buttermilk. Mix well. Cook on high flame till 2 whistles then lower the flame and cook for another 2 whistles. Switch off serve hot with fried papad and ghee. 

      Friday, May 16, 2014

      Mango Rice Kheer


      Time 15 min
      Ingredients
      Full fat milk 1/2 lit
      Sugar 1/2 cup or as per ur taste
      Cardamom / Velchi powder 1/4 tsp
      Basmati rice powder 2   tbsp
      Mango pulp 1 cup
      Water 1 -1.1/2 cup
      Pinch of salt

      Method
      Wash the rice. Let it dry for 10-15 min. Then blend it in mixer to make coarse powder. Add water in the powder make thin paste by adding pinch of salt. Keep it aside.
      Heat milk in vessel, Now add rice paste, stir very well so no lumps are formed. Then add 1 cup water and cook for 5-10 min. then add velchi powder, sugar, mix well. Cook for about 3-4  min on low flame. Now add mango pulp stir very well, cook for another 5 min. Switched off flame. Allow it to cool. Keep it in refrigerator. Serve chill.

      Tip
      U can add condensed milk 1/2 cup to make it more tasty.

      Tuesday, April 15, 2014

      Bhisibele Rice

      Time 30 min
      Ingredients
      Basmati rice 1 cup
      Moong daal 1/4 cup
      Tur daal 1/4 cup
      Onion 1 medium size chopped lengthwise
      Chopped tomato 1 medium size
      Bhisibele masala 1.25 tsp
      Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
      Ghee 2 tbsp
      Water 3 cups
      Salt to taste
      Veggies cut lenghtwise: Mutter 1/4 cup + Tondli cut into half 1/4 cup + Carrot 1/4 cup + Potato cubes 1/4 cup + Chopped Gobi 1/4 cup + Chopped Eggplant 1/4 cup
      Or any other vegetables available at home
      Khada masala Bay leaves 2-3 + Pepper 1 tsp + Cloves 5-6 + Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp + Big cardamom 1
      Seasoning
      Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp + Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp + Pinch of asafoetida+ Dry coconut pieces 8-9 + Groundnuts 2 tbsp + Curry leaves 4-5 + Cashewnuts 2 tsbp

      Method
      Wash rice and daal with water. Drain the water keep rice aside. 
      Cut all vegetables. Keep it aside.  
      Heat oil in thick bottom non stick sauce pan or pressure cooker (3 lit). Add cumin seeds, bay leaves, pepper, cloves, green chilies, big cardamom. Saute for few minutes. 
      Then add onion and tomato. Saute for about 3-4 min. 
      Then add all vegetables. Saute for about 5-6 min. 
      Then add rice saute for 3-4 min.
      Then add bhisibele powder, turmeric powder and salt. Saute for about 3-4 min. 
      Then add hot water and stir well. 
      Cover the lid of pressure cooker then whistle for 3 whistles and then immediately release pressure, turn upside down. keep it aside. 
      For seasoning heat oil in wok add mustard, cumin, asafoetida, curry leaves, coconut, cashewnuts and groundnuts, saute  till cashewnuts and grounuts gets light golden in colour. Pour on rice and serve.


      Friday, February 21, 2014

      Mutter Pulao

      Time 30 min
      Ingredients
      Basmati rice 1 cup
      Mutter 1/2 cup
      Onion 1 medium size chopped lengthwise
      Ginger Garlic paste 1/2 tsp
      Bay leaves 2-3
      Pepper 1 tsp
      Cloves 5-6
      Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp
      Big cardamom 1
      Green chilies 2 slit from the middle
      Ghee 2 tbsp
      Water 1.1/2 or 2 cup (Depending on how old is rice)
      Salt to taste

      Method
      Wash the rice with water. Drain the water keep rice aside. 
      Heat the thick bottom non stick sauce pan or pressure cooker (1.5 or 2 lit). Add ghee after it becomes hot add cumin seeds, bay leaves, pepper, cloves, green chilies, ginger garlic paste. Saute for few minutes. Add mutter and saute for about 3-4 min. 
      Then add rice saute for 3-4 min. Then add hot water and salt to the rice, stir well. (Then if you are using pressure cooker then whistle for 2 whistles and then immediately release pressure, turn upside down and cover the lid or keep without lid). If using thick bottom pan then cover with the lid keep the high flame for about 4-5 min. You will observe that most of the water is soaked by the rice. Then remove the lid stir rice upside down very carefully otherwise rice will get split. Keep the low flame and cook it for about 7-8 min. Serve with tadka daal.

      Thursday, June 13, 2013

      Lemon Rice

      Time 10 min
      Ingredients
      Cooked Basmati rice 1 cup
      Soaked moong daal 1/2 tsp
      Soaked urad daal 1/2 tsp
      Chopped green chilies 1
      Curry leaves 3-4
      Groundnuts 1 tbsp
      Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp
      Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
      Pinch of asafoetida
      Lemon juice 1 tsp or more as per your taste
      Ghee 1 tbsp
      Salt to taste

      Method
      Cook rice with salt and ghee in pressure cooker till it is cooked completely. (remember to add less water so that rice will be dry). Allow it to cool. 
      Heat ghee in thick bottom non stick sauce pan. Then add cumin seeds, mustard seeds, pinch of asafoetida, green chilies, curry leaves, soaked moong & urad daal, groundnuts nuts. Saute for 2-3 minutes. Then add cooked rice and little salt. Mix well. Then add lemon juice. Mix well. Simmer on low flame for 2-3 min. Serve hot with cucumber raita. 

      Tuesday, June 11, 2013

      Tomato Rice

      Time 10 min
      Ingredients
      Cooked Basmati rice 1 cup
      Medium size tomato 1
      Grated ginger and garlic 1/4 tsp
      Chopped green chili 1
      Curry leaves 3-4
      Cashewnuts 1 tbsp
      Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp
      Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
      Pinch of asafoetida
      Ghee 1 tbsp
      Salt to taste

      Method
      Make a cut on tomato and cook with little water for 1 min in microwave. Allow it to cool. Remove seeds and make paste in blender.
      Cook rice with salt and ghee in pressure cooker till it is cooked completely. (remember to add less water so that rice will be dry). Allow it to cool. 
      Heat ghee in thick bottom non stick sauce pan. Then add cumin seeds, mustard seeds, pinch of asafoetida, green chilies, curry leaves, ginger garlic, cashewnuts nuts. Saute for 2-3 minutes. Then add tomato puree. Mix well. Saute for 2-3 min. Then add cooked rice and little salt. Mix well. Simmer on low flame for 2-3 min. Serve hot with cucumber raita . 


      Sunday, May 26, 2013

      Ambat Chuka / Green Sorrel Bhaji

      Time 30 min
      Ingredients
      Finely chopped chuka 1 bunch
      Chickpeas (Chana daal) 2 tbsp
      Groundnuts 2 tbsp
      Rice grains 2 tbsp
      Crushed garlic cloves 8-9
      Jaggery 2 tbsp 
      Salt to taste
      Oil 1 tbsp

      Method
      Clean and wash chuka leaves. keep it aside.
      In pressure cooker, cook leaves with chana daal, rice & groundnuts with 1 cup of water for 2-3 whistles. Allow it cool. 
      Then heat oil in vessel add garlic. After it turns brown add cooked chuka. Mix well. Add jaggery and salt. Mix well. Cook for 5-6 min. Serve with bhakari and kolhapuri masala.






      Saturday, May 25, 2013

      Sakhar Bhat / Sweet Rice

      Time 20 min
      Ingredients
      Mogra Basmati Rice 1 cup
      Suar 3/4 cup
      Cashewnuts and kismis 1 tbsp
      Ghee 1 tbsp
      Water 2 cup or more (it depends on how old is your rice)

      Method
      Wash rice and keep it aside.
      In a small pressure cooker around 1.5 or 2 liter, heat ghee, add cardamom. Then add rice and water pressure cook for 2-3 whistles. Immediately remove lid so that it will not be sticky. In separate vessel add sugar with 1/4 cup of water. Make ektari sugar syrup. Then add to rice. Also add cardamom powder, cashewnuts and kismis. Cook for 4-5 min till rice absorb syrup. It tastes yummy. 




      Sunday, May 19, 2013

      Kolhapuri Special Gavachi Kheer


      Time 40 min
      Ingredients
      Full fat milk 1 lit
      Sugar 1 cup or jaggery 1 cup as per ur taste
      Cardamom / Velchi powder 1/2 tsp
      Broken Wheat 1/2 cup (It is called Khapli Gahoo in Kolhapur which you will able to get in maket in Ganapati Festival))
      Basmati rice 2 - 3  tbsp 
      Dry fruits (Cashewnuts, Almond, Pista, Kismis) 1 cup
      Kharik big pieces (Dry khajoor) 1/4 cup
      Ghee 2 tbsp
      Fresh coconut paste 1 cup
      Kesar soaked in milk 1 tsp
      Water 2 cup
      Pinch of salt

      Method
      Wash the wheat. Then in 2 cups of water let it soak overnight. Then pressure cook wheat and rice along with same water and 1/4 tsp salt for 4-5 whistles. Let it dry for 10-15 min. Then blend it in mixer to make coarse powder. Now add water 1-1.1/2 cup, cook in cooker for 2-3 whistles. Allow it to cool. Keep it aside.
      Heat the vessel add ghee, add cooked wheat and rice, freshly grounded coconut and dry fruits. Mix well. Add 2 cups of water and Let it cook by covering lid for 15-20 min. (Pl stir meanwhile to check water level if required add water) Then add velchi powder, milk. jaggery, kesar. Mix well. Cook for about 10-15 min on low flame. U can add more milk as per the consistency of kheer you want, means thick or thin. Allow it to cool. Keep it in refrigerator. Serve chill.

      Tip
      If you dont get khapli gahoo then you can use regular wheat. Wash wheat with water. Then keep it for 2 hrs. Then blend in blender till it is half broken. Use this one for kheer.


      Soaked wheat and rice 

      Cooked wheat and rice

      Tuesday, February 26, 2013

      Moong Pulao

      Time 15 min
      Ingredients
      Leftover cooked rice / freshly cooked rice 2 cups
      Boiled moong 3/4 cup
      Chopped onion 1 big size
      Red chili powder 1/2 tsp
      Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp
      Curry leaves 5-6
      Turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
      Garam Masala 1/2 tsp
      Coriander for garnishing
      Salt to taste
      Ghee 1 tbsp

      Method
      Heat ghee in pan, add cumin seeds. After cumin seeds crackles, add onion, curry leaves. Fry till onion becomes golden brown.  Then add turmeric powder, red chili powder, salt, mix well. Then add boiled green moong. Mix well. Then add rice. Mix well. Add little water 1-2 tsp then cover with lid and keep it for 3-4 min on low flame. Then add garam masala mix well. Switch off the flame. Garnish with coriander. Serve with curd or as it is.

      Sunday, December 9, 2012

      Sweet Appe / Appam


      Time 15 min
      Ingredients
      Kolum rice 1 cup
      Fresh coconut small pieces 2 tbsp
      Jaggery 3/4 cup
      Poha 1/4 cup
      Cardamom powder 1/4 tsp
      1 pinch of Salt
      Ghee 2-3 tbsp

      Method
      Soak rice and poha separately for 4-5 hours. Remove water completely from rice and blend with jaggery & poha in blender (By not adding water). Now keep this batter which is little thicker than idli batter overnight. Next day add coconut pieces and mix well. 
      Now heat appe patra, add ghee, then add one spoonful of batter in every mould, (mould should be half filled) let it cook for 2-3 min then flip, cook again for 2 min. Serve hot.



      Thursday, November 22, 2012

      Phirni / Rice Pudding


      Time 20 min
      Almonds (sliced) 1 tbsp
      Cardamom Powder 1/4 tsp
      Full fat milk 3 cups
      Tukda basmati rice 2 tbsp
      Sugar 2.5 tbsp
      Water 1 cup

      Method
      Soak rice in water for 2 hours in hot water, then drain water and grind rice into a smooth paste like idli batter.
      Heat water in non-stick saucepan. Then slowly add rice paste spoon by spoon stir continuously so that no lumps are formed. Cook for 1-2 min. Then add milk, sugar and cardamom powder and stir constantly till milk turns thick. Remove from heat and add almonds. Chill in refrigerator and then serve.

      Tip
      Usually only milk is added to make phirni but i add 1 cup of water because rice is not cooked well in milk or it takes lot of time. So I allow rice to cook in water and then add milk. 

      Thursday, June 28, 2012

      Rice Chaklya

      Time 60 min
      Ingredients
      Kolum rice 3 cups
      Cumin seeds 2 tsp
      Salt to taste  (add more salt than expected because after drying salt will get evaporated)
      Water 3 cups

      Method
      Soak rice for 24 hr. Then change water and again soak rice with fresh water, repeat the process untill 4 days. Drain water on 5th day and spread rice on cloth, let it dry for 1 hr so that water will get evaporated. Then make powder in the grinder.
      First mix water, cumin seeds and rice powder, salt in pan. Mix well. Switch on the flame. Cook the mixture on medium flame. Stir continuously so that big lumps will not form. After 7-8 min, the colour of mixture will get changed, milkish white to dull white. If all water is evaporated then add 3-4 tsp water and again cook for 4-5 min. This mixture should not be very hard otherwise it will be difficult to press using mold.  Then allow it to cool to some extent (25%). Stuff this mixture into chakli mold / kitchen press, press out in circular motion on plastic paper, like chakli or just straight lines. Dry the chaklya in hot sun for 3 -4 days. Store in dry place in tight container.

      Rice Kurvdya


      Time 60 min
      Ingredients
      Kolum rice 3 cups
      Salt to taste  (add more salt than expected because after drying salt will get evaporated)
      Water 3 cups

      Method
      Soak rice for 24 hr. Then change water and again soak rice with fresh water, repeat the process untill 4 days. Drain water on 5th day and spread rice on cloth, let it dry for 1 hr so that water will get evaporated. Then make powder in the grinder.
      Mix water and rice powder, salt in pan. Mix well. Switch on the flame. Cook the mixture on medium flame. Stir continuously so that lumps will not form. After 7-8 min, the colour of mixture  will get changed, milkish white to dull white. If all water is evaporated then add 3-4 tsp water and again cook for 4-5 min. This mixture should not be very hard otherwise it will be difficult to press using mold.  Then allow it to cool to some extent (25%). Stff this mixture into sev mold / kitchen press,  press out in circular motion on plastic paper. Dry the kurvdya in hot sun for 3 -4 days. Store in dry place in tight container.

      Wednesday, June 27, 2012

      Sal Papdya / Rice Papdya

      Time 60 min
      Ingredients
      Rice 3 cups
      Cumin seeds 1 tsp
      Sesame seeds 1 tsp
      Salt to taste  (add more salt than expected because after drying salt will get evaporated)
      Water 2 cups

      Method
      Soak rice for 24 hr. Then change water and again soak rice with fresh water, repeat the process untill 4 days. Drain water on 5th day and spread  rice on cloth, let it dry for 1 hr so that water will get evaporated. Then make powder in the grinder.
      To the rice powder, add water, cumin seeds, sesame seeds, mix well. It looks like idli batter, but it should be little thiner than idli batter.
      Keep one vessel on stove filled with 3/4 water. Allow it to boil. U need 3-4 flat plates which will fit with this vessel.
      Take one tsp of batter in one flat plate, spread by shaking the plate so that batter will get spread evenly throughout the plate, now place this plate on vessel with boiling water, the water in the batter will immediately get evaporated in 1-2 min. Now immediately turn the plate upside down keep for 3-4 min. Then remove from stove, allow it to cool for 5 min. Then remove papdya from plate. To remove papdya u need to first lift it from outer side, then using both hands take out the papdya and place on plastic paper.  Dry the papdya in hot sunny condition for 3-4 days. Store in dry place in tight container.


      Tuesday, June 26, 2012

      Thalipeeth Flour


      Time 20 min
      Ingredients
      Rice 1/2 kg
      Jawari 1 kg
      Wheat 1/4 kg
      Chana daal 1/4 kg
      Coriander 1/2 cup
      Cumin seeds 1/4 cup
      Asafoetida 1 tsp

      Method
      Roast all ingredients on high flame one by one for 3-4 min. Stir continuously to have roasting effect evenly. Grind this mixture to make very fine powder. Store in tight jar. Try to consume within one month otherwise it will get spoil otherwise store in refrigerator.

      Idli Sambar

      Time 15 min
      Ingredients
      Rice (Kolum) 3 cups
      Urad daal 1 cup
      Jada poha 1 cup
      Salt to taste
      Oil 1-2 tbsp

      Method
      Soak rice, urad daal and poha for atleast 5 hrs. Then blend in blender to make coarse paste. Keep overnight in dabba with tight lid for the fermentation or atleast 6 hrs. Then add salt to this idli batter. Grease idli patra with oil, pour idli batter, steam for 15 min. Serve hot with sambar.

      Wednesday, June 13, 2012

      Spinach / Palak Rice

      Time 30 min
      Ingredients
      Basmati rice 1 cup
      Spinach leaves 3-4 cups
      Onion 1 medium size chopped lengthwise
      Garam masala 1/4 tsp
      Ginger Garlic paste 1/4 tsp
      Green chilies 2-3
      Coriander 1 tbsp
      Bay leaves 2-3
      Pepper 1/2 tsp
      Cloves 5-6
      Ghee 2-3 tbsp
      Water 1.1/2 or 2 cup
      Salt to taste

      Method
      Soak rice in water for 1/2 hour.
      Grind spinach, coriander and chilies in blender. Keep it aside.
      Heat the thick bottom non stick sauce pan. Add ghee after it becomes hot add bay leaves, pepper, cloves, onion. Fry till onion turns golden brown. Then add ginger garlic paste. Saute for few minutes. Add spinach  mixture. Fry for 4-5 min. Then add rice and saute for about 5-6 min on medium flame. Then add garam masala, saute for 2-3 min. Then add hot water and salt, stir well. Cover with the lid keep the high flame for about 4-5 min. You will observe that most of the water is soaked by the rice. Then remove the lid stir rice upside down very carefully otherwise rice will get broken. Keep the low flame and cook it for about 10-12 min till it is done. Serve with papad and salad.

      Tuesday, May 29, 2012

      Rice Amboli


      Time 20 min
      Ingredients
      Rice 1 cup
      Blak gram / urad daal 1/4 cup
      Poha 1/2 cup
      Cumin seeds 1/2 tsp
      Pinch of asafoetida
      Salt to taste
      Oil 2-3 tbsp
      Non stick pan

      Method
      Soak rice, black gram, poha for 4-5 hrs. Then grind all with salt into a smoth paste in the blender. Keep it aside for min 6 hrs or overnight for fermentation.
      At the time of making amboli, to the batter add cumin seeds, asafoetida. Make amboli using non stick pan. Serve hot with coconut or any other chutney. It also taste great with kala vatana rassa.
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