Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Thursday, 17 December 2009
Kuchela dinam
Kuchela dinam or 'Kuchela's day' is an yearly festival celebrated by Hindus in south India. It is observed on the first Wednesday of the month of Dhanu in Malayalam calendar.[1] In Hindu mythology, Kuchela (also known as Sudama) is the childhood friend of Lord Krishna who made an offering of puffed rice (aval) to Krishna despite his poverty.[2] Following the offering, he became wealthy because of the benevolent blessings of Lord Krishna. Several temples in South India, including the famous Guruvayur Temple observes kuchela dinamin remembrance of Kuchela's willingness to part his food despite extreme poverty. Devotee's offer specially prepared puffed rice in Krishna temples on Kuchela dinam. The offering is known as aval nivedyam[2] and contains grated coconut, jaggery, ghee, dried ginger and cumin in addition to puffed rice.[3] Special counters will be opened at the temples from the eve of Kuchela day to facilitate aval nivedyam. In Guruvayur temple, devotees line up outside the temple and offer packets of puffed rice at the namaskara mandapam situated in front of the sanctum sanctorum and the steps leading to the shrine called thripadi.[4] Devotees believe that poverty will be eradicated and prosperity will follow after aval nivedyam.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuchela_dinam
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Sunday, 4 October 2009
Idilly Pepper Fry
Ingredients:
1. Idilly/Mini Idilly 2 Cups
2. Oil 2 T Spoon
3. Ghee 1 T Spoon
4. Cumin Seed 1/2 T Spoon
5. Mustard Seed 1/2 T Spoon
6. Urid Dal 1/2 T Spoon
7. Onion 1 Large thinly chopped
2. Oil 2 T Spoon
3. Ghee 1 T Spoon
4. Cumin Seed 1/2 T Spoon
5. Mustard Seed 1/2 T Spoon
6. Urid Dal 1/2 T Spoon
7. Onion 1 Large thinly chopped
8. Salt
9. Green Chilly 4 No.s
10. Curry Leaves 2 Springs
11. Pepper Powder 1 1/4 T Spoon
12. Lemon
13. Coriander Leaves
9. Green Chilly 4 No.s
10. Curry Leaves 2 Springs
11. Pepper Powder 1 1/4 T Spoon
12. Lemon
13. Coriander Leaves
Preparation Method:
Prepare Idilly and keep it aside .
Take a pan make it hot and add oil and Ghee and wait till it become hot.
Then add 4 to 10 one by one consequently ... Salute it till the onion become transparent. then add pepper powder and stir till the raw smell gone.
Then add idilly(Big Idilly need to cut into 4 pieces) and put in low flame and stir for 5- 10 minitues and give to well stuffing with masala and idilly .
Then off the flame and serve it hot with showered lemon juice and decorate with coriander leaves
Friday, 2 October 2009
Hey World and My Dear Friends!
First of all I am thank god to
give a great opportunity to start a blog and Kusumam Miss, the person make me
force to go library through her inspirational words.... Carmel college
library and Sr. Jisa. CMC and Library team....
Then
for my dearest and most precious gift my god and parents gave to my little
brother who encourages mostly for my cooking expos, right
now I got
one more precious stone of my life, my hubby to give by
god and family. These
2 are my critics and best supporters of my expos.
Both families, cousins and
relatives giving full support to my cooking expos ... with a knot "Control Weight
& Stay Healthy"
Myself Cremlin, I’m 26. I’m a
citizen of the India, currently residing in Abu Dhabi, UAE.I love food and I
love cooking. I am going to share recipes that I have loved to cook and serve
and eat.
Some of these recipes are my humble recreation of an already famous one, some are original (Hey, we all gotta start somewhere right?)
Some of these recipes are my humble recreation of an already famous one, some are original (Hey, we all gotta start somewhere right?)
Before marriage, I only
assist my mom to cook fried rice and chilly chicken & chicken curry. When I started my bachelor’s degree, staying
away from home for the seven years till 2 months before my
marriage. “I
never cooked alone till I got married and then it was like performing
experiments in Science lab as in the kitchen.
I want to say chef Sanjeev Kapoor, chef Ranvier Brar, chef
Noushad (S. Indian), Amby Swami (Kerala Sadhya) is my favorite chef. But actually my favorite chef is
my mom Geethamma.
And I have a collection of favorite chefs Achu (Achamma/Grandma), KochuZ(Anitha Kochamma.) and a
lot of my family
members and now I got one more specialist Viji Amma. When I start UAE life I got our Kinnamkachi team &
Saji Chetan & Achu Chechi and Sony Babi, Sibi Chettan, Farhana & her Mom.
My each and every cooking
experience I wrote and will write my blog and FB Page … SO if you are also
interested in cooking we will try together OK ….
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