Description:
Mutton Keema Balls/ Keema Vundallu is one of my favorite dish. This can be served as starter. It also tastes yummy with steamed rice and ghee.
Ingredients:
Mutton Keema: ½ kg
Green Chilies: 8
Ginger Garlic Paste: 1 Spoon
Tumeric: ¼ tsp
Chilli Powder : 1 Spoon
Garam Masala: 1 Spoon
Coriander Leaves : little (Kothimeera)
Salt: As required
Oil: As required for deep fry
Method of Preparation:
- In a mixer add Green Chilies, Ginger Garlic Paste, Turmeric, Chilli Powder, Garam Masala, Coriander Leaves and Salt make it to a smooth consistency without adding water.
- In the same mixer add drained Mutton Keema and make it to paste so it mixes equally with masala.
- Make it as round balls.
- Heat tava and add 1 spoon oil. Place the balls in it and cover with lid.
- Cook it on low flame for 5 mins so the water comes out.
- Check frequently the balls are not sticking to the tava and keep turning it around.
- Cook it till the water comes out of it completely. Once balls get dry keep it aside.
- In another tava add oil for deep fry.
- Once oil is heated add the balls and fry it till the balls turn brown and cooked well.
- Ready…to EAT.
Tips:
- Cooked balls can be stored in refrigerator freezer. When required can be deep fried in oil.
Description:
Angry bird nail art for my Dad and Nephew.
Description:
Nail Art Angry birds design.
Description:
Rava dosa is a very popular South Indian Breakfast which is very easy to prepare. This tastes crispy. This can be served with Palli Pachadi (Groundnut Chutney) or with Ginger pickle.
Ingredients:
Maida : 1 Cup(All purpose flour)
Rice Flour : 1 Cup
Semolina : 1 Cup(Bombai Rava)
Curd : 1 Cup(Churned)
Green Chilies : 4
Onion : 1 big
Curry Leaves : little
Jeera : ½ Spoon
Salt: As required
Oil : As required
Grated Coconut: Little(Optional)
Method of Preparation:
- Chop Onion, Green Chilies and Curry Leaves very finely.
- In a bowl mix Maida, Rice Flour, Semolina, Churned Curd, Green Chilies, Onions, Curry Leaves, Jeera and Salt with water as thin dosa batter without any lumps.
- Leave the batter aside for 2 hours for best taste. Atleast 30mins soaking of batter is required.
- Heat the pan.
- Pour a ladle full of the batter from a distance on pan in round shape(Make sure don't spread it round like normal dosa. Leave it with some holes for crispy taste).
- Add little oil on it. Once fried on both sides removed it from pan.
- Ready…to EAT.
Description:
Simple Nail Art Design.