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Being Mommy | Sscribbles's Weblog
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Life of an alpha mom and her miss little sunshine. Laquo; Where everyone has a dad. July 29, 2011 by sscribbles. Anyway’s the performance in school was on monsoons and all the kiddies dressed in myraid hues just added to the beautiful day. The proud parents sat is hushed silence even as each performance was enacted. MLS was a rockstar with no stage fright. Some wept, some forgot their lines and some shined. MLS belonged to the last category. So some performance it was, and there are now many more to come.
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Abundance: Sweet & Hot Green Mango Chutney, North Karnataka Style!
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Sweet and Hot Green Mango Chutney, North Karnataka Style! Very simple and addictive, needs very little preparation time, no cooking involved. You can eat this with just about anything - rice, chapathi, pooris, dosas, bread, uppittu, as a dip. Kids will eat just about anything if you serve this chutney with it! Green Mangoes (2 Thothapuris (they are not very sour) with one sour green mango would give an ideal taste). Add to mixie jar. Heat oil, a...
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Abundance: Groundnut (Peanut) Chutney
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Saturday, May 31, 2014. Easy to make, and nutritious. No coconut needed. If you keep roasted groundnuts in an air-tight container, you don't need to roast them just before making the chutney, saves time. You need not remove the skin if you have no time. Roasted groundnuts, 2 handfuls. Red chillies, 2 - or more if you need it spicy. Tamarind, or green mango, or gooseberries, or lemon juice (green mango is nice and tangy, thothapuri is good). Ginger, a big piece.
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Abundance: Onion-Tomato Chutney
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Here's the recipe for the chutney in the Oats dosa picture below - from my friend Venkat. Grind all the stuff in mixie. Heat a little oil, add mustard and urad dal seeds. Add the mixture and stir for 2 mins until the raw smell is reduced. You can also add some ground nuts and channa dal to the mixture while grinding. I think this will taste great with some curry leaves and garlic in the mixture too! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Abundance: Healthy Atta Burfi
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Saturday, March 20, 2010. Recipe by my colleague Vidya -. Here’s the recipe for that quick burfi we discussed over lunch. It’s called Sukhdi. It’s popular in Gujarat and some parts of Maharashtra. I found the recipe in a Konkani recipe book, although it was the first time I was tasting it myself! It’s also called Golpapdi. Apparently, it is also given to babies when they are teething! Preparation time: 10 mins. Makes about 25-30 burfis. Atta – 1 cup. Goan Red Masala - for ...
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Abundance: Easiest Fish Curry Ever!
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Sunday, March 25, 2012. Easiest Fish Curry Ever! Easiest fish curry ever! And so tasty, with the sharp flavors of tamarind and curry leaves. Got it from here. Don't go by the picture, it's a lot tastier than it looks :). 5-6 pieces of fish (like seer, pomfret etc that can be cut into slices. Prawn may also be a good idea.). 1 tbl spn coriander seeds. 1 tea spn cumin seeds. 2 tea spns chilli powder. 1 tea spn ginger (a thick piece). 1/4 tea spn tamarind extract. If I like i...
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The ”Just Married, Please Excuse” Contest | Whats on My Mind
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Whats on My Mind. The ”Just Married, Please Excuse” Contest. August 23, 2012 at 11:31 am Posted in Blogging. Nm pointed me to a contest on Y’s blog where we have to write funny incidents during our married life. The contest. Has generated a few very funny entries and reminded me of few incidents that happened during early days of my marriage. So here I go …. The bedsheet was red …okay not with what comes to your mind .it was red with the rose petals that were spread on it before we sleep. U...8212;—...
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Back to our roots ..for good | Whats on My Mind
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Whats on My Mind. Back to our roots .for good. August 31, 2012 at 4:06 pm Posted in Introspection. Sometime back I did this post. About how we , this generation , has been moving from some good practices to bad ones , just in an attempt to become cool. Today I recalled this after reading a discussion on a face book group , about cloth diapers and sanitary pads🙂. Do you remember those triangular pieces of clothes that were used before tinycare and pampers days? Check out these links. 5 Comments ». Well i...
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Abundance: Grow your own Coriander!
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Friday, July 1, 2011. Grow your own Coriander! Click on photo to enlarge). All you have to do to grow Coriander leaves is sow some coriander seeds (the regular stuff you buy in packets from your grocery shop, which you use in cooking) in a pot, not too deep in the soil. And they sprout and form coriander plants! Kind of obvious, right? But it never occurred to me :). As you can see, practically all seeds grow into plants, so maybe you can sow less than we did :).
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Abundance: March 2015
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Simple, tasty, healthy recipes. Thursday, March 5, 2015. Fragrant Crispy Adai with Saunf and Green Leaves. The most successful recipe of late, learned from my colleague Priya - real crispy, fragrant, highly nutritious, protein and vitamin-filled breakfast. To soak overnight/for a few hours. 1 glass tuvar dal. 1 heaped tablespoon urad dal, for texture. 1 heaped tablespoon uncooked rice, for crispiness. This measure comes for around 9-10 adais. Soaked dals and rice. 1 onion, finely chopped. Brinjal Gothsu ...
