Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
Ladies, get rolling and partcipate in the cooking contest ![]()
Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
Ladies, get rolling and partcipate in the cooking contest ![]()
Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
Ufff all of you girls are so mashallah good at cooking
wheneva i visit this thread i always end up becoming hungry
. I wish i could cook like you guys too ![]()
Dont anyone want to invite me home?![]()
recipe for keema matar, please!!!
MATAI KAR’AE DO’DAE …Yum yum yum. Naina you have posted the picture of my all time favorite dish I guess. Along with other all time favorites. Do you mind posting the recipe? You guys call it something else. Wonder if our recipes are different too.
Thanks ![]()
Wika sikhooo … aglay ghaar ja ka kaam aya ga ![]()
Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
hmmm niceeee esp grillleddd too .. i ha8 oily ..
cool namiii thanxxxx for sharinggg
You are most welcome ![]()
looks yummmmmmmmmy. ![]()
Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
palak gosht and roti with arhar kii daal and Khushka rice
yummy in ma tummy!!!
^What’s khushka rice?
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vo chaawal jo aapas meN juRe huye nahiiN hote…chhiTke chaawal kah leN…baasmatii rice kaa hii ban saktaa ahi…not Patna rice…u cook in lots of water and then drian the excess H2O … simple N easy and tastier**
Re: Aaj kya pakaaya/khaaya
Yani saaday chawal. Like just boiled rice?
yes mem saab, but its fluffier and lighter ![]()
Yum. It looks so good CA.
How does it get fluffier & lighter & what’s up with this mem saab?
I am not no “mem saab”
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i call ladies mem saab which is a solutation of respect [indian log angrezanoN ko mem sab kahte the]. if u don’t like it, i’ll stop it. sorry
u drain the excess water then all the starch is out and i suppose that makes the rice unsticky and hence fluffier and lighter…it goes wll with “phulka” … small thin puffed chapaatiis that are folded by pressing against the surfeces. its lucknow preparation :)**
Exactly Indian log ANGRAIZON ko mem saab boltay thay. Mai Angraiz nahi hon Hashmat, hence no mem saab please ![]()
I know what a “Phulka” is. Its the Indian term for our Roti & Phulkas are smaller in size & really thin & light & most Indians don’t put salt in the dough either.
Draining the rice & all that’s called “Saday Chawal” in our language. Never heard of the term “Khushka” before.