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Soup of Mutton | Delicious Sweet Aroma
Mutton
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Soup of Mutton Bone-Marrow

Bone-Marrow is considered a delicacy in many countries with India being one of them.

We in Mangalore prepare variety of mutton dishes with bone marrow in them. Not everyone accepts the taste of the bone marrow flesh but, I suggest you taste it once. Eating with hands is the best way to enjoy the bone marrow. Taste it and drop by again until my next post. Would loved to hear back if you’re still reading. Ciao!!

Preparation time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 45 minutes

Serves: 2

Required appliance: Pressure cooker (Mine is a Prestige hard-anodized which comes with a insertable pressure regulator on the lid.

Ingredients

Bone marrow (frozen or fresh) – 5 or more chopped, with flesh

Celery leaves or 2 stalks – 1/2 cup, chopped

Egg – 1

Corn flour (optional) – 1 tbsp

Salt as required

Water – 3 cups

Rice vermicelli noodles/Egg noodles – for 2 servings

Directions

1. Into a large pressure cooker, place the mutton bones along with 2.5 cups of water. Add 1/4 tsp salt. Close the lid and Insert the pressure regulator (Check instructions on how to use a pressure cooker for the type you own). Set the heat high.

Since mine comes with an insertable pressure regulator. Take 6 – 7 whistles. This must take approximately 25 – 30 minutes. Turn off heat and let the steam escape on it own.

Cooked soup of Mutton

2. Remove lid, placing it on heat add celery. If you’re using corn flour take some of the liquid from the soup into a glass with some cold water, add flour, mix. Add this to the soup (adding corn flour directly into very hot liquid will form lumps).

Celery, a good add on to soups | Delicious

3. After a boil. Lightly whisk the egg with a fork and immediately stir until it gets mixed into the soup. Add salt and pepper powder. Turn off heat.

Cook the rice noodles as per instructions on the package in a separate container. Strain and serve it over the soup.

Rice Vermicelli for soup

Done! And, it’s that easy 🙂

Soup of Mutton | Delicious Sweet Aroma

Enjoy the flavored bone flesh with hot soup.

Soup of Mutton | Delicious Sweet Aroma

 

EDIT 1:

When I prepare with Celery stalks.

with celery stalk

Mutton soup with celery stalk

 

If you have any questions please feel free by commenting below 👋 🌹

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April 24, 2017
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Clay-pot Recipe, Kadgi Sukhi (Mangalorean food)
Vegetarian
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Raw Jackfruit Dry / Kadgi Sukhi in Clay Pot

Clay-pot recipes are one my families ancient ways of  cooking. My granies backyard has a separate open fireplace to cook food in clay-pots. My mom still cooks food in clay pots in granies kitchen. The food prepared in them are one of the tastiest than when prepared using other utensils.

Having lived abroad some foods can never replace home food. During my recent visit to Mangalore, I had enjoyed having cooked raw jackfruit prepared in clay pot (as we always do!). After I got to know that, this fruit is one of the fruits unknown to most people, I made sure I took a picture of it this time.

Home grown Jackfruits | Delicious Sweet Aroma

It varies in size. Since this fruit is very sticky, once cracked open, its a good idea to oil your hands and knife  before cutting. It’s an excellent vegetarian substitute for meat because of the fleshy inside. The skin of unripe jackfruit must be peeled first, the rest is chopped and then used to prepare savory dish with spicy chili paste. Young jackfruits also used to prepare curries, pickles and other dishes.

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The size of Jackfruit used for preparing this recipe

Preparation time: 45 mins

Cooking time: 1 hour

Serves: 4 – 6 as sides

Ingredients

Raw Jackfruit – 1 small sized

Salt – 1 tsp

 

For tempering:

Vegetable/Sunflower oil – 2 tbsp

Mustard seeds – 3/4 tsp

Fresh/Frozen grated coconut – 1.5 cups (depending on the quantity)

Curry leaves – 2 stems

Garlic cloves – 2 large, smashed

Tamarind – 3 seeds, mixed in some water, seeds discarded

Onion – 1 medium, thinly sliced

Water – 1 cup or as required

Salt if necessary

Veg Red chili paste (click here) – 3 tbsp (mild), depending on spice level

Directions

How to >> Cut Raw Jackfruit

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+ Prepare the working surface by covering with a large plastic. Add water into a large bowl and keep it aside.

+ Cut the Jackfruit into halves. Here, a traditional method using a sickle made it more easier. You can also use a large knife. (Following video shows how a ripe Jackfruit is cut)

Remove the latex from the fruit if a lot oozes out.

+Remove the skin. Cut them into chunks and dip them into the bowl of water. Set it aside until your ready to cook in the next steps.

Once your done. Apply  few drops of veg oil on hands to remove the latex. Wash with soap.

1. Cooking the jackfruit:

Strain the liquid from the jackfruit that was previously soaked in water. Add them into a claypot and enough water to soak. Add 1 tsp salt. Cook this until it becomes soft for 30 mins – 45 mins.

Kadgi Sukhi/Mangalorean cuisine/Raw jackfruit recipe

Raw Jackfruit dry, kadgi Sukhi, young jackfruit

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Once the jackfruit is cooked. Strain it in a colander. Crush the jackfruit gently.

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Crushed cooked jackfruit

Cooked raw jackfruit, gujje, halsinahannu

2. Tempering: Prepare the ingredients as given under tempering.

Tempering ingredients for Kadgi Sukhi

Heat a clay-pot. Add oil. When the oil is very hot, add mustard seeds. After they sputter, add curry leaves and garlic. Stir for few seconds.

Tempering in a Claypot

Add onions. Stir fry until they turn translucent.

adding onion

3. Add red chili paste and fry for few seconds. Then, add grated coconut, tamarind water and some salt. Mix well and toss for a few mins.

Grated coconut and masala in claypot

Add some water.

Claypot recipe, raw jackfruit recipe, South-Indian cuisine

4. Add the cooked jackfruit and mix well to coat the spice paste. Cook for 5- 10 minutes.

Kadgi Recipe, Raw Jackfruit Dry Recipe

You can enjoy having it plain or by using it as a side-dish.

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Delicious Mangalorean Kadgi Sukhe, Raw Jackfruit Recipe

Sorry for a few blurry pics, I tried my best for good shots with time constraint. I hope you still enjoy making this. You can also try the recipe on how to make snacks using ripe jackfruit.

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April 12, 2017
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Banana pepper, chili pepper fritter
Vegetarian
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Spicy Banana Pepper Fritters

These Hot Chili Peppers which are commonly known as ‘Banana Peppers’ is named because it resembles the shape of a banana. It is 6-inch-long pepper, mild hot because of its seeds.

These banana pepper fritters are easy to make in less than 30 minutes. My husband wanted it spicy so I haven’t removed the seeds in my recipe. If you cannot take the spice, I recommend slicing the pepper vertically through the center and removing the seeds before coating with the chickpea flour.

Preparation time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 20 minutes

 

Ingredients

Vegetable oil for deep frying

Banana peppers – 7 (spicy)

Chickpea / Gram flour (Besan) – 1 1/2 cup

Kashmiri Red chili powder – 1 tbsp

Salt – 3/4 tsp

Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp

Water – 3/4 cup

 

 

Directions

1. Prepare a paste by adding all the ingredients: flour, chili powder, salt, turmeric. Add 3/4 cup water and mix to form a thick paste. Add more water if necessary, the batter must be thick.

chili powder & besan/chickpea flour for banana

saltturmeric for hot pepper fritter

 

2. Coat the peppers with the above chickpea mixture. Place it separately on a plate.

chili pepper fritter coating

3. Heat a deep-wide-bottomed container with 2 inch vegetable oil set at medium for deep frying.

Once its hot enough. Carefully place the peppers in hot oil. I fried 2 at a time in batches.

deep frying banana pepper

4. Fry on each side for 2 mins until they turn brown. Transfer and drain into paper towels.

5. Serve with coriander chutney, ketchup or can just be enjoyed plain with an evening cup of tea.

pepper fritter, hot pepper fritter

inside of Banana pepper

 

 

Notes:

*If you want to have a dip of coriander chutney, refer my previous post of goli baje recipe for instructions.

 

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February 13, 2017
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Vegetarian, Goli baje with coconut coriander chutney
Snacks
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Goli Baje Recipe

Hubby loves Goli baje’s, sounds funny, haha..Well, I came to know more of his tastes after getting married to him. And I love making them occasionally.

Goli baje (in Tulu, Indian cuisine) is a deep-fried tea-time snack popular in Mangalore-Udupi region. It is also known as Mangalore bajji or Mangalore bonda. Yes, my posts are often from Mangalore, being a Mangalorean myself they are served locally in restaurants for breakfast or evening tea along with a dip called chutney made of Coconut, coriander or others. Goli Baje’s have a unique taste with a smooth exterior and a spongy interior that suits well during the monsoon season. After few trials and errors I learnt the precise measurements to obtain a good texture. The texture also depends on the fermentation time and thickness of batter before frying. I have provided the precise quantity of all ingredients. The coconut-coriander chutney was just a perfect dip to enjoy it.

Preparation time: 10 minutes, plus 2 hrs fermenting time

Cooking time : 20 minutes

Makes: 25 – 30

 

Ingredients

Vegetable oil for deep-frying

Plain Flour / Maida – 1 cup / 150 g

Gram flour/Chickpea flour/Besan – 4 tbsp / 25 g

Yogurt – 1/2 cup / 160 g (thick)

Water -1/2 cup

After fermentation:

Ginger paste / fresh ginger – 1 tsp, chopped

Cumin seeds – 1/2 tsp

Green chili – 1 tsp / 1 small, chopped

Grated coconut – 2 tbsp

Caster sugar – 1 tbsp

Salt – 1/4 tsp

Baking soda – 1/2 tsp

Coriander (optional) – 1 tbsp, chopped

Warm water – 4 tbsp

 

For Coriander Chutney / Coriander Sauce (A dip that goes well with Goli Baje)

Fresh coriander/ Cilantro/ Chinese parsley- 25 g to 40 g, washed and roots removed (depending on quantity required)

Fresh grated coconut – 1/2 cup or as required (also, depending on quantity)

Salt – 1/4 tsp

Fresh ginger – 1 inch thick, small

Green chili – 3 small

Seasoning:

Vegetable oil – 2 tbsp

Red dried chili – 1 (if available)

Mustard seeds – 1 tsp

Curry leaves – 1 medium strip, washed & dried using towel (can use frozen)

Water as required for thickness

 

Directions

1. In a large bowl, to the the sifted plain flour, add chickpea flour, yogurt. Mix. Then add 1/2 cup water until well combined with no lumps in the batter.

chickpea flour, gram flour, besan added to maida, plain flour

curd added to Goli baje

 

2. Cover and set aside the batter in a warm place at room temperature for minimum 1 1/2 – 2  hours (I kept it for precisely  2 hrs). Even if it’s a little longer the better.

Goli baje batter of gram flour, plain flour, yogurt & little water

 

3. After 2 hrs: Add ginger, cumin, green chili, coconut, sugar, salt, baking soda (you can add coriander now if your using). Mix and add water to form a thick batter until there are no lumps (not too runny). Set aside for 5 minutes.

cumin seeds, grated coconut, ginger paste, salt, green chili, sugar, baking soda

4. Heat a container with oil on medium-high. Drop a pinch of batter, if oil is hot enough it will form bubbles around the batter and sizzle.

browning on one side of Goli baje

5. Take tablespoon of the batter, scoop it in your fingers and drop it in small amount into the hot oil. Do not overcrowd. In a few seconds flip to brown on the other side. Fry in batches.

Goli baje, Mangalorean bonda, Indian

Once they have turned brown, drain them on paper towels using a stainless steel slotted spoon (reduce heat to low while removing to prevent over browning). Serve hot with fresh coriander chutney.

goli baje with coriander chutney

 

Coriander chutney: Preparation time – 7 mins to 10 mins

1. In a blender add coriander leaves, coconut, ginger, salt, green chili and a little water. Blend until smooth paste.

2. Heat oil in a small deep bottomed, stainless steel container on medium. Add mustard seeds, it’ll start splitting. 

Coriander chutney, mustard seeds sputter

3. As the mustard seeds sputter add red-dried-chili and curry leaves. Reduce heat and toss for 5 seconds. Make sure not to burn.

mustard seeds, red dried chili, curry leaves

4. Now, add the coriander paste from the blender. Mix and let it boil over low heat. Add water depending on your choice of consistency for thickness.

Coriander chutney for Goli baje

Goli Baje with coconut-coriander chutney

Storage of Chutney:

+Store in an airtight container in the fridge or can also be frozen. Must be used within 2-3 days if stored in the fridge.

 

Note:

*I haven’t used coriander in the Goli Baje batter.

*If you do not have coriander for the chutney, substitute it with additional coconut to prepare a coconut chutney.

*While removing the goli baje from oil after it has turned brown, reduce heat to prevent burning.

*If the batter is too water you can add more plain flour/maida.

 

 

I would love to know how it turns out for you. Thank you for visiting 🙂

 

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January 31, 2017
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Carrot Soup | Delicious Sweet Aroma
Soups
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Carrot Soup

I love thick creamy soups that are full of natural flavor. A vegetarian supplement is essential and I wanted to prepare it in the form of a soup.

I usually find soup recipes have some cream added for more flavor but this Carrot soup recipe was easy to make without the cream, a delicious soup that can be enjoyed all year round.

Preparation time: 5 minutes

Cooking time:25- 30 minutes

Serves: 4

Ingredients

Olive oil / butter – 2 tbsp

Carrots – 325 g / 4 medium, roughly chopped into 1 inch after peeling

Potato – 100 g/1 small, peeled & chopped

Pepper – 1 tsp

Salt – as per taste

Water – refer below

 

Directions

1. Heat olive oil in a medium, heavy bottomed pan over medium heat. Add chopped carrots and potatoes, stirring for a couple of minutes.

carrot and potato's cooking

Season with salt and pepper. Add 1/4 cup of water. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally for 5 to 10 minutes until they are almost soft. Turn off the heat and let it cool.

 

2. Once they have cooled. Place the carrots & potatoes in a blender with 1 cup water to make a smooth paste.

placing carrots in a blender to make a smooth paste

Smooth paste of carrot & small potato

 

3. Transfer it into the same heavy bottomed pan you used earlier. 

Smooth paste of fresh carrots

Heat until it boils. Serve hot with bread.

Carrot Soup | Delicious Sweet Aroma

 

 

 

Good with: Crusty bread

 

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January 29, 2017
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Eggs for breakfast, healthy recipe with bread
Breakfast
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Moist Scrambled Eggs

I think most people know how to prepare an egg even for a beginner. If there is nothing else to eat in the kitchen counter, eggs are good enough to go for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I haven’t posted any breakfast recipes with egg and the idea of making a scrambled egg that is moist and creamy was the perfect choice for a healthy breakfast with whole-grain-bread that I wish to share.

My hubby would never get tired of having this every morning for breakfast. And the best part is seasoning the bread topped eggs with black pepper for extra flavor. The texture of fluffy, soft, moist and buttery flavor is totally satisfying.

I have not posted any step-by-step pictures here, forgive me for my first post without detailed pics. I believe you can still make a great moist scrambled egg with just the instructions provided below.

Preparation time: 3 minutes
Cooking time: 5 minutes
Serves: 4

Ingredients

Slices of Whole grain bread – 4
Eggs – 4 large
Unsalted Butter – 2 tbsp / 2 small cubes
Milk – 2 tbsp
Fresh Chives – 2 tbsp, finely chopped
Salt as per taste
Pepper

 

Directions

1. Whisk eggs, milk, fresh chives and salt in a medium bowl.

2. Melt butter in a large frying pan. Add egg mixture.

3. Cook, stirring, over low heat until creamy for 5 minutes. Transfer immediately onto a plate.

4. Serve them on bread or toast. Sprinkle with pepper.

 

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January 27, 2017
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chicken in soya sauce
Chicken
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Chicken Bites

The reason I made Chicken bites with chicken breasts is because it’s bite size, easy and so much better than take-outs. Takes 35 – 40 minutes max. I cannot tell you how much I loved the taste of it after tossing the fried chicken in the sauces. Make sure you do not use salty soya sauce. Chicken bites makes a great side for two. You can double the portion for more servings.

Chicken breast recipes makes delicious sides. My previous post on Chicken Schnitzel is another recipe for easy meals.

 

 

Preparation time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves: 2

 

Ingredients

Chicken breasts – 300 g , cut into small chunks

Pepper – 1 tsp

Salt -1/3 tsp

Sugar -1 tbsp

Egg – 1

Tapioca starch/flour – for coating

Vegetable oil for deep-frying

 

Butter – 3 tbsp

Red chilies – 1 (spicy or non-spicy), chopped

Curry leaves -1 strip

Oyster sauce – 2 tbsp

Light soya sauce – 5 tbsp

 

Directions

1. In a small bowl with chicken chunks, salt, pepper, sugar, egg. Mix around.

marinade: salt, pepper, egg

2. In a plate containing tapioca starch. Give attention to each piece and coat chicken with the starch or flour. Place it in a separate plate.

chicken coated in tapioca flour

3. In a large skillet or deep-fryer, heat oil ( hot enough that it bubbles as you place chicken). Drop the chicken pieces one at a time, and fry until slightly brown.

chicken after deep frying

Cook meat in batches to maintain oil temperature. Drain briefly on paper towels.

4. Add butter to a large saucepan on medium heat. Add red chili. Toss, then add oyster sauce, soya sauce, curry leaves. Stirring constantly for a few seconds.

buttter, red chili, curry leaves, oyster sauce & soya sauce

5. Add chicken and mix well to coat evenly. Serve hot.

chicken in soya sauce

 

 

 

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January 12, 2017
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Mangaloran Snack | Christmas| Delicious Sweet Aroma
Christmas Delights
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Diamond cuts (Tukdi)

I’m quiet surprised that I’m making another snack for Christmas. After my Sweet curls recipe this is my second recipe on Christmas goodies. I prepared this yesterday and I loved the way they turned out.

Diamond cuts or Tukdi (we call it in konkani at home) is a traditional snack. It’s still a favorite snack to munch on while at home. They are crunchy, fluffy and hollow. It is made in different varieties, sweet or biscuit flavored. I made a small batch of it and the recipe is very easy.

Have a joyous Christmas 🎄🎅

Preparation time: 1 hour

Cooking time: 30 mins

Utensil : Pizza cutter/biscuit cutter

Roller pin

 

Ingredients

Vegetable oil for deep frying

Unbleached All-purpose flour/Maida + extra for dusting – 250 g

Unsalted butter (soft)- 2 tbsp

Chickpea flour – 25 g

Salt – 1/3 tsp

Water – 1/2 cup or as required for the dough ( *EDIT), room temp

 

 

Directions

1. In a medium bowl, add all-purpose flour,  chickpea flour, salt, butter. Mix together with your hand. Add water in parts and knead until you get a soft elastic dough. It’ll tend to be sticky at the beginning, keep kneading until it becomes smooth.

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2. Prepare a rolling surface, dust the surface with flour. Take a small portion of the dough and form a ball. Place it on rolling surface and sprinkle some flour again. This will help prevent sticking.

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Now, using a rolling pin, roll the dough thin (not too thin or thick).

 

3. Using a small biscuit roller/pizza cutter, cut the flour vertically with 1.5 cm spacing between each line. Then, cut them in horizontal direction that shape it into a diamond form.

vertical cut of doughhorizontal cuts

diamond cuts from dough

Carefully transfer them, by using a knife edge to slide them onto a flat plate without disrupting it’s shape.

 

4. After your done making diamond cuts. Heat a container with oil on medium-high heat (If your using induction, keep it on 7).

5. Drop a piece to check if the oil is hot. It’l start sizzling and bubbling. Slide the diamond cuts in oil in batches, not to over-crowd them. It will start puffing up. Stir them gently so they get separated. Let it fry for a minute or two, until golden brown.

tukdiyo, tukdi, diamond cuts

 

6. Strain them into paper towel. Pour the next batch until all are done deep-frying.

diamond cuts, snack

 

Mangaloran snack, christmas snack

Storage:

* Keep them in airtight container to retain the crispiness once they have completely cooled down.

 

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Note:

*While kneading the dough, if it tends to be sticky add some flour.

*Dust generous amount of all-purpose flour before running the biscuit roller otherwise they stick to the plate which will tend to loose its shape while sliding into hot oil.

 

 

More on Christmas Recipes:

Sweet Curls /Kidyo or Kulkuls

Rose Cookies – Mangalorean Kokisan (NEW)

Traditional Christmas Cake – Fruit Cake (NEW)

 

 

 

 

 

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December 25, 2016
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Banana Shake topped with whipped cream
Beverages
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Banana Cream Shake

It’s been a while since my last post, but now I’m back. Well, I have been learning to bake and the best way I learn – Bake it yourself! Cooking is fun but sometimes it’s like a laboratory measuring, testing etc. That requires a lot of patience!

So, yesterday I thought of making a refreshing drink. The best part is it requires very little effort and time. All it takes is a few ingredients, blend it together and top with a dollop of homemade whipped cream. While the Greek yogurt adds protein, its creamy and tasty. This is my first topping on a drink and it got me instantly excited. It tasted great! Not too sweet which I always enjoy.

TGIF everyone!

Preparation time: 10 minutes

Serves: 2

Appliance needed: Electric Blender, Hand mixer

Ingredients

Banana – 2 medium

Greek yogurt – 3/4 cup, (I used farmers union Greek yogurt)

Cold milk – 1 cup

Vanilla essence – 1/2 tsp

Ice cubes as required

 

 

For the whipped cream

Whipping cream – 1/2 cup (keep this in the fridge until you’re ready to use)

Powder Sugar – 1 tbsp (Icing sugar will do)

Whipping cream to make whipped cream topping on banana shake

Directions

1. In a blender, mix banana, yogurt, milk, vanilla essence, ice. Blend until smooth.

Banana shake in a blender later topped with whipped cream

2. Remove the whipping cream from the refrigerator. Using a hand mixer whip the cream in a bowl (you can also use your hand to whip: use very very cold cream with a nice whisk).

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3. Begin whipping initially on low speed at 1 and gradually increase to higher speed. In 2 – 3 minutes time it will form soft peaks.

Whipped cream- homemade for banana cream shake

4. Divide the shake between 2 glasses.

Scoop a tablespoon full of the whipped cream and top the banana shake. Top with nutella or any chocolate syrup desired. Enjoy!

 

 

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Notes

*I prefer less sweet. You can add more sugar if required.

*You can combine ice cream for more creamy flavor and use almond milk instead of plain milk.

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November 25, 2016
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Pork wontons soup garnished with spring onion
Pork
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Pork Wonton Soup Recipe

Preparation time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 25 minutes

Serves: 4

It’s lovely exploring different cultures through food especially the Chinese food. I like Chinese food a lot and we have a lot of restaurants here that provide incredible food. Chinese wontons are commonly served which made me plan on making them at home as I was curious on how it would turn out.

Did you know that there is a difference between a wonton and a dumpling? I always thought they were the same! As I did some research I got to know the difference. A wonton skin is thinner than dumpling. It has a filling of pork or sometimes shrimp which is boiled and served as a soup whereas a dumpling is steamed, sometimes served with or without soup.

Finding a wanton wrapper was easy for me. At the grocery store it was available in the refrigerator section. If you have trouble finding them at your local grocery store look into the Asian/Chinese stores. They are found in round and square shapes mostly frozen I believe. I used the square wanton wrapper to give a desired shape while filling it with pork mince. Check out the video below if you like to know how to make wantons or dumpling in a creative way if you have the time. Until my next post, have a fabulous week!

Ingredients

Corn flour – 1 tbsp

Chicken stock cube – half

Oyster sauce – 1 tbsp

Spring onions & pepper powder for garnish

For the wonton filling:

Wonton pastry – 20 wrappers

Minced pork – 200 g

Spring Onions – 15 g

Ginger-Garlic paste – 1/2 tsp

Egg – 1

Garam masala powder- 1 tsp (optional)

Water / egg yolk for sealing the pastry

Salt

Directions

1. Add all the ingredients for wonton filling and mix together. Keep water in bowl to seal them (you can even use egg yolk) .Make the dumplings as shown in video.

2. In a pot filled with 2 cups boiling water add the rest of the remaining pork mince and cook for 10 mins on medium or until it boils.

remaining minced pork added to boiling water

3. In a small bowl containing 2 tbsp hot water ( I used 2 tbsp of soup), stir in the corn flour until no lumps are found. Also mix in the chicken stock cube. Add this to the pot. Add 1 more cup of water.

Corn flour

4. Carefully drop the wontons one-by-one into the pot. Add garlic. Take a tablespoon of oyster sauce and stir in lightly (you can also add the sauce before dropping the wontons).

Let it cook on low heat for 5 – 10 minutes or until it starts boiling.

wontons ready to cook

pork wontons droppped into the cooking pot with garlic

Oyster sauce

5. Garnish with spring onions and pepper powder. Serve hot.

Pork Wonton

Pork wontons soup garnished with spring onion

Note:

* If you have the wonton wrapper in the freezer. Place it in the refrigerator section for an hour or two before making the wontons. If you plan to make it right away keep it out in a warm area so it gets easier to remove the wrapper skin easily.

 

 

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November 7, 2016
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