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Kerala Bakery Style Egg Biscuits/ Coin Biscuits/

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T hese biscuits are popular snacks which can be found in almost all the bakeries in Kerala. As a small kid, I used to eat these often whenever we go to Kerala for vacations. While coming back to Andhra, my mom used to bring big packets of these and always a big jar in my house is filled with these cute little bakes. These biscuits never lasted in my house for too long. These are devoured in no time. These are mostly available in the shape of coins. That is why they are also called coin biscuits. These are also known as bean biscuits as some of them are in the shape of a bean. The process of making the batter, piping them evenly in the same shape and baking them perfectly is an art. These melt in mouth delicacies are simple and an easy to make snack which will be loved by all and can munch at any time. Hope you all will try this out and please let me know. Ingredients: All Purpose Flour- 3/4 Cup Sugar- 1/2 Cup Eggs- 2 Cups Vanilla Essence- 1 tbsp Butter- 1 tbsp Baking Powder- 1/2 ts...

Roasted Spicy Chicken Fry

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T his is our most favorite chicken dish which we all like to have at any time, given a choice. There are many different varieties of dishes which can be made using chicken. we can experiment a lot of different styles. One such experiment is the outcome of this dish. Usually, I would make some curry or semi gravy or fried, this time also I was sauteeing the onion and tomato mixture, the idea of grinding, marinating and slow roasting the chicken popped up and gave it a try. I think many of you might know this variety of fried chicken but I am trying for the first time. A classic roasted chicken makes a delicious and healthy side that never goes out of style. The mildly spiced chicken is power packed with flavors. This dish can be made within less time. Hope you will like this. Just give it a try and let me know... Ingredients: Chicken- 2 lbs Onions (chopped)- 2 nos Tomatoes (chopped)- 2 nos Ginger- Garlic Paste- 1 tbsp Red Chilli Powder- 1 tbsp Coriander Powder- 1...

Salmon on pearl barley

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Melt 25 gr butter and sweat 2 finely chopped cloves of garlic . Add 60 gr pearl barley and stir to cover each grain. Add 50 cl white wine and let it evaporate. Then add 300 cl fish stock . Stir from time to time and add more stock when needed. It's like making risotto. In the meantime cut 100 gr sugar snaps in half. Bring water to the boil to cook the sugar snaps for 1 min., then add 75 grs of  samphire and cook for another 3,5 mins. Pour trough a sieve and douse with cold water to stop the cooking process. The barley will take almost an hour, 5 mins before it's time to panfry the salmon . About 2 mins on each side. Mix the veggies with the barley to reheat for a minute or so. Serve with thinly sliced lemon .

Carpaccio of roasted paprika

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Plus anchovies, capers,  garlic, olive oil and parsley.

Lamb In Yogurt Gravy/ Dahi Gosht

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L amb in yogurt gravy is my mom's style of preparation which she makes within no time. In this dish the lamb is cooked slowly in a spicy onion- yogurt based gravy till it absorbs all liquid and becomes a semi- gravy. This month's MFB challenge is a special EID dish which is prepared at home or anywhere in the world. So today I choose my most favorite, my mom's lamb dish which is a delicious, mouth-watering dish which is one among her different varieties of dishes. Before going for the morning Eid prayers, my mom would prepare breakfast, like appam or idiyappam and this amazing lamb curry, which can be prepared in a very less time. After the prayers, we all enjoy the delicious breakfast. Today I am with this perfect dish for the perfect occasion. I hope you will try this and will love it. In this dish, I made a paste of coriander leaves and added them as you all might know that my husband doesn't like the leaves to be seen on top. Like that also it tastes good. T...

Fried Chicken Kebabs- Bangalore Empire Restaurant Style

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T hose who have been in Bangalore might know about the popular "Empire Restaurant". Their chicken kebabs are to die for. Every year, during fasting my uncle used to bring a big pack of these kebabs, which I finished off within no time. They are my all time favorites fried kebabs. As a family, we are a big fan of these. Mostly the kebabs are grilled but these are deep fried with a crusty outside and juicy inside. This time during fasting these kebabs were on my wishlist. Normal days I would have never tried making these oil fried kebabs, but now as we are fasting, I thought of giving it a try. Here it is today on my blog to all of you, who wants to try their favorite kebabs and to those who never tried before. These are such lip-smacking ones, you don't want to miss them. This dish is very simple and doesn't take much of your time. Just mix all the marinade ingredients and fry in oil, within minutes mouthwatering kebabs will be ready. These kebabs taste exactly like th...