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1 Liter Milka small tin Condensed Milk
4-5 tbs Sugar
1/2 cup Rice (washed and cleaned)
50 gm Chopped Pistachio
50 gm Chopped Almonds
1 tsp Kewra Essence
3-4 Green Cardamons
few strands of Saffron
In a deep cooking pot add Milk, Cardamons seeds and the washed Rice and leave on a very low flame to cook.
When Rice becomes very soft, smash it and leave on a low flame to thicken.
Add Sugar and Condensed Milk and cook till bubbles starts to form.
Add Kewra Essence and Saffron, just before removing from heat.
Garnish with chopped Pistachio and Almonds.
Serve Chilled.
250 gm Potatoes peeled and sliced
3 tbs Cooking Oil
1 tsp Cumin Seeds (Zeera)
2-3 Dried Red Chilies
1/2 tsp Crushed Chilies
1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder
Salt according to taste
Heat Oil and add Cumin Seeds and whole Red Chilies and fry for a while till they start to become brown in color.
Add the Potatoes and rest of the spices along with a little water.
Cover and cook on low heat, till potatoes are soft.
Many friends often complain that their Biryani and Palao never comes out right and they ask me how to make a perfect Biryani and Palao...well its quite simple, the secret lies on the quality of Rice you are using and how much water you are using, too much water, will make the rice go soft and soggy, too little water, will leave the rice hard and uncooked....
I had promised my friend Prem that I would tell her how to make Black Masoor Daal ki Palao...its quite simple to make and its a complete dish on its own...so here goes...keep your fingers crossed....
1 kg Long grained basmati rice
250 gm Black Masoor ki daal
1 cup appox 250 gm Oil or Ghee
1 kg Meat lamb or chicken cut into smaller pieces
4 medium sized Onions finely sliced
2 Teaspoon Ginger paste
2 Teaspoon Garlic paste
5 to 6 pieces Cloves
8 to 10 pods of Green Cardamons
8 to 10 Pepper Corns
2 inch Cinammon Stick
2 teaspoon Jeera
2 Bay Leaf
8 dried round chilies
Salt to taste
a pinch of orange food color mixed in little water
Soak the cleaned Black Masoor ki Daal for about 3 to 4 hours.
Now take a deep shallow cooking pot and add the Ghee and fry the finely sliced onions till they are golden in color, when they are done take them out with a slotted spoon and place in a paper towel and let it cool.
In the same ghee add half of the fried onions, ginger garlic paste and all the spices and fry them for a minute or so until the spice start to give their aroma then add the meat, black masoor ki daal, salt and fry for a couple of minutes then add about 2 glass of water and set the flame on low heat and cook the meat and daal until its almost done.
Now wash the rice and soak them in clean water for about 1/2 an hour then add the rice in the meat which is cooking and add water, water should be about 1 inch above the rice mixture, cook the rice mixture on high heat and as water starts to dry, lower the flame to low heat and add the remaining fried onions and sprinkle the orange food color all over the Palao and cook on low flame until its done.
Turn off the flame when the Palao is done let the Palao rest for about 10 to 15 mintues and mix well, serve with salad and raita....
Hello Rups, Here are the spring onion ki sabji ki recipe, try it and I'm sure you will like it, I too have learned it from my Bangladeshi chef, when I was in Dubai and whenever I make this dish, its a sure hit :) so here goes!!!
1 kg spring onion cleaned, washed and cut into small pieces
1/2 kg potatoes peeled and cut in smaller pieces
2 medium sized onion finely sliced
3 to 4 ripe tomato cut into quarters
2 teaspoon ginger garlic paste
dill a handful cleaned and finely chopped
1 teaspoon red chili powder
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
salt according to taste
oil as required
Take a deep cooking pot, add oil and fry the finely sliced onions till they are golden in color, then add ginger garlic paste and fry for a couple of minutes, then add the tomatoes, chilli powder and turmeric powder and cook, till the tomatoes softens, add potatoes and cook till its half done, then add the spring onions, salt and a handful of dill, cover and simmer till its done, Remember this dish is in dry form, if you like gravy, then you can add a little water.
Serve with roti's or chapati...
Hey Rups, thanks for your comments, much appreciated and as I said ealier, its our blog and I need every ounce of your help and you also need to chip in and help with your idea's and thoughts.
Hello friends, this is something for my friend Rups, who always tells me to create a blog, so this is for her and to all my friends out there who loves to cook, Im here to share my thoughts and my recipe and I also hope to post my recipe every now and then, I hope you guys will enjoy this blog, which I have created and in return I will make sure I will pakao my friend Rups, lol... Have fun!!!!!
