Showing posts with label energy booster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label energy booster. Show all posts

Saturday, November 20, 2021

Veg Keema Balls/ Veg Kola Urundai/ Beet Balls/ Beet Falafel

                      Keema Balls/ Kola Urundai is always a non-vegetarian delicacy. But what will vegetarians do???



                   Usually veg keema balls is prepared with meal maker, but we have made this recipe with a super ingredient Beet root. Every women will have a dream to have beet coloured lips. I am not sure if your lips will turn in beet colour, but beet is surely good for our health. 

                 Beetroot lowers the risk of anaemia, promotes digestion, boosts immunity and much more benefits.



Cooking Time: 5-10 minutes
Preparation Time: 20-30 minutes
Soaking Time: 45-60 minutes


Ingredients:

1 cup Beetroot Grated
1/2 tbsp Chilly Powder (can change as per taste)
1/2 tbsp Rice Flour
Salt as per taste
Oil for frying

For Grinding:

1 cup Channa Dal/ Bengal Gram (Clean and soak in water)
1 tbsp Mint Leaves
2-3 nos Green Chilly
1 inch sized Ginger
6-7 cloves of Garlic
2 tsp Fennel Seeds
2-3 sticks of Cinnamon
3 nos Cloves



Procedure:

1) First soak the Channa dal for 1 hour.

2) Meanwhile, we can make the other ingredients ready. Starting with Beetroot,         Peel the outer cover of beet and then grate it.

3) In a mixer jar, put all the ingredients mentioned in for grinding.

4) Now in a pan, put the grated beetroot and saute it, till the raw smell goes off.

5) Then, add the grinded paste along with the beetroot and saute it together.

6) Check for the spice and salt. If needed add a little chilly powder and salt as per your taste. Add the rice flour and mix it together.

7) After sauteing for 5 minutes, let the mixture cool down. Now, make small balls out of it.

8) Now in a kadai, pour some oil. After the oil heats up, put the beetroot balls and fry it in medium low flame.

9) Considering the color of the beetroot, the balls will turn dark so fast. Hence fry it in medium low flame.

10) Now the yummy beetroot balls is ready to be accompanied with your evening tea. Kids will surely love this delicacy.





Thursday, November 13, 2014

Carrot Halwa Recipe without Grating /Gajar Halwa /Punjabi Gajar Ka Halwa

                       If you search for this carrot halwa in any search engines, you will find it as a popular, ultimate, authentic, unusual Indian Desert. Yes, it is and this recipe is something more special which never makes you fall down. Never mind you are new to cooking, bachelor cooking and so on, if you are going to start your first attempt with this carrot halwa, you will end up with increased confidence levels in cooking.

                           This is a special recipe to me as I made this recipe, just after my marriage for inviting my husbands friends. Being very new to cooking, my dessert recipe ended up so well that, gave me a kick start interest in cooking. The ingredients carrot, milk, ghee and sugar will make the wonders in the taste of the recipe.



                   
                    Here again, I had no grater with me, so tried making this recipe with carrot puree. As the carrot puree was made, the cooking time was also reduced. So super yummy, authentic, heavenly Indian desert will be ready in minutes.





Prep time 15 mins
Cooking time 45-60 mins

Ingredients

5-6 nos Carrot (Chopped and made Puree) / 2 cups Carrot Puree or Carrot Grated
2 cups Milk
1 cup Sugar 
2-3 tbsp Ghee

Procedure

1) First chop the carrots and puree it in a blender or mixer grinder. If you do have grater, do grate the carrots.
In a Kadai, add 1 tbsp of ghee and saute the carrot puree or grated carrot.


   

2) In medium flame, after sauteing for 2-3 minutes, pour the milk. Keep on ladling in between. 
You can see the milk boiling, and keep on stirring in intermediates.


   

3) Once most of the milk is absorbed, add sugar, cardamom powder and keep on stirring it.
Add ghee in the intermediates. Once done you can see the halwa bubbling.


   

4) Yes, yummy Indian desert is ready and to be garnished with nuts and raisins. 

               Note:

  • You can also make this recipe with beetroot, which turns to beetroot halwa.
  • Instead of making puree, you can also grate the carrots.
  • This is a stove top method.


                         In just few minutes, you can make this inviting recipe.





Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Sprouts Salad Recipe for Kids with Sprouted Lentil

                               Yesterday I got a chance to go to a library. My intention was to engage my kid over there, to avoid her boredom. But, I found my mind completely refreshed after I went there. Lots of books, lots of kids, lots of people and many new activities. When I was gazing through a book, I found food for kids, food for 20's, food for 30 & 40's, food for 50's and so on. Sprouts is the one item which falls almost in all categories.

                            While making this Sprouts salad recipe, I crumbled some potato chips along with the sprouted lentils, boiled peanuts and some veges. The taste turned to be better. From then I have started adding chips of some sort to the sprouts salad.





Prep time 15 mins (regardless of sprouting of beans)
Cooking time Nil


Ingredients
1 cup Sprouted Lentil / Sprouted Mung Beans.

1/2 - 3/4 cup Peanuts (Boiled)
1/2 cup Potato Chips (Crumbled)
Onion Big (Chopped)

Tomato (Chopped)
1 tsp Pepper Powder(optional)

1 tbsp Cilantro(Chopped)
As per Taste Salt


Procedure
  1. Sprouting of Moong beans is the first step.
  2. Then boil the raw peanuts for 5-6 whistles in pressure cooker.
  3. Crumble the potato chips. Chop the onion, tomato, cilantro and set aside.
  4. Now mix all the above ingredients, add salt and pepper as per taste.
  5. Sprouts salad is ready. 
                          Note:
  • You can add lemon juice if needed.
  • 1 tsp of chat masala can also be added. It gives a good flavor and taste.
  • You can add the chips you wish to add. As potato chips are tender I prefer adding them.
  • You can also add the roasted peanuts, will end in different taste.