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Most of our weekend lunch or dinner is non-veg,depending on the availability of ingredients it will be either a simple Chicken fry and rasam or Chicken Pulao and Chicken Curry . Last week my kiddo was down with flu and cold wanted to give some chicken soup.As we make the chicken soup with boned chicken  got a big pack of chicken drumstick which is more for 3 of us.After making the soup for couple of days wanted to try something  with the remained drumsticks but not in a mood to make biriyani or Tandoori chicken.Suddenly got the idea of making fry with it which I had it in my sister's place last time to pair it with rasam for dinner.It was a so delicious and the chicken was cooked perfectly and made in less than 30 minutes.The only thing is chicken needs to be marinated for atleast 4-5 hours.I marinated the chicken in the morning and made it in the evening,now on to the recipe.................... Ingredients Ingredient Quantity Chicken drumstick 5-6nos. Onion 1no

My kiddo loves pasta,but he doesn't like to it for lunch box if it is loaded with cheese and pasta sauce.When it comes to lunch box he prefers this one and I make it for our dinner whenever I feel lazy to cook.Here goes my recipe for Indian style masala pasta.................... Ingredients Ingredient Quantity Pasta 1cup Onion(sliced) 1no. Tomato(finely chopped) 1no. Mixed veggies(carrot,beans,capsicum) 1cup(cut into strips) Ginger&garlic paste 1tsp Green Chilly(chopped) 2nos. Coriander leaves(chopped) 2tbs Red chilly powder 1/4tsp Coriander powder 1/4tsp Garam masala powder 1/8tsp Turmeric powder 1/8tsp Tomato Ketchup 1tbs Salt to taste Olive Oil 1tbs Method                          Cook the pasta in a boiling water till it gets soft and cooked.Drain the excess water and keep it aside. Heat a pan with oil,saute the onion and green chillies till the onion becomes transparent,add the ginger and garlic paste. Then goes in the veggies.St

This is a simple yet quick to make one pot meal which is a milder version suits for kids lunch box doesn't need of much masala. My boy doesn't like rice varieties much for his lunch box so weekly once only takes either this rice or carrot rice along with some potato chips and veggie chips.Here is my version of delicious rice. Ingredients Ingredient Quantity Basmathi rice/Ponni raw rice 1cup Onion(finely chopped) 1no.(medium size) Potato(small cubes) 1no.(medium size) Green peas(frozen/fresh) 1/2cup Green chilly 2nos. Red chilly powder 1/2tsp Garam masala powder 1/4tsp Coriander leaves(chopped) 2tbs Cashews 5-6nos.(optional) Salt to taste Oil 1tbs For Tempering  Ingredient Quantity Cloves/Lavangam 4nos. Cinnamom/pattai 1 inch piece Cardamom/ellakai 1no. Bay leaf 1no. Star anise 1no. Cumin seeds 1/2tsp Method Wash the rice and cook it in a pressure cooker or electric cooker with a pinch of salt and a tsp of oil.Once it is done separ

Today is the first day of Blogging Marathon #24 for week 4 and the theme I chose is Kids Lunch Box recipe.Being a mom of 7 years old picky eater,packing a nutritious lunch box which suits for his taste buds is really challenging for me.He always wants his lunch box to be mess free and it should be a fusion recipe. Recently found out he has a liking towards paneer and spinach stuffed samosas,so wanted to try this combo.One such thing he loves to take for lunch box is stuffed paratha smeared with tomato ketchup.So I experimented the stuffing with his favorite paratha and the end result was a super hit.He surprised me with an empty lunch box and said that it was so delicious.Here goes the recipe...............   Ingredients For the outer covering Ingredient Quantity Wheat flour 2cups Oil 1tbs Salt 3/4tsp Water to knead Oil or ghee for brushing the parathas For the stuffing Ingredient Quantity Spinach/palak(finely chopped) 2cups (tightly packed) Paneer(grated/crumb

Today's recipe is a simple spicy and tangy chutney,a good accompaniment for idly and dosa which is one of my favorite.The juicy tomatoes are sauteed along with green chillies for spicy and flavored with garlic makes the chutney delicious. As the weather is cold day by day here,especially since monday it is terrible cold(14 F) not feeling to cook anything special,but the taste buds wanted something spicy and hot. To satisfy the cravings I made this chutney and enjoyed along with the idly for breakfast.Here goes the recipe....   Ingredients Ingredient Quantity Tomato 3nos.(medium size) Green Chilly 6-7nos. Garlic/poondu 3 clove Tamarind(optional) blueberry size Salt 11/2tsp Oil 1tbs For the Tempering Mustard seeds/kadugu 1/2tsp Urad dhal/Uluttham Paruppu 1tsp Curry leaves(chopped) few leaves Oil 1tbs Method                  Finely chop the tomatoes and garlic,slit the green chillies.Start by heating the pan with oil and saute the green chill

This is my 200th post and want to share our family's favorite sweet Gulab jamun.Before getting into the recipe I would like to thank ally readers and friends for the constant support and encouragement. Originally gulab jamun is made with fresh khoya by condensing the milk to a solid consistency.After that a considerable amount of all purpose flour is mixed to form a soft dough.The dough is made into cute ball and deep fried in the ghee then dunked into cardamom or rose flavored sugar syrup.After soaking an hour or two delicious juicy gulab jamuns will be ready to dig in.It can be eaten as such or served it along with a scoop of vanilla ice cream to make it more tasty. But these days so many ready made mix for gulab jamun is available in the market to make the job easier.I also used to buy the readily available mix till I met a friend 3years back.She made this yummy sweet in a scratch with the milk powder.When I asked for the recipe she humbly shared this recipe. Today I made th