Yesterday my daughter, who studies abroad sent me a recipe of some snack which was a very simple and mouth watering. I always have the leftover rice and my daughter thought the recipe would be useful to me. Yesterday my younger daughter's friend had came home for combined studies; and was here for lunch too. I prepared Puliyogare, veggie salad and this Rice balls. Both girls loved the dishes.The recipe goes like this...
THE DANCE OF THE MUSTARD, THE AROMA OF THE COCONUT OIL WAFTING IN THE SLIGHTLY SMOKY KITCHEN, THE TANG OF THE TAMARIND, THE SUGAR, THE SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE.... THE MEMORIES OF MOM'S KITCHEN WHERE I USED TO HANG AROUND TO QUENCH MY HUNGER; THE HOPE WAS TO GET THE FIRST TASTE OF ANYTHING MOM'S DISHES OUT BEFORE MY BROS OR SIS'. OH I MISS THOSE DAYS, BUT NOW I WANT TO RECREATE THAT MAGIC- TO REMIND MYSELF, TO LET THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT IT.
Wednesday, 20 December 2017
SPINACH/VAALI BASALE AND RICE BALLS
VAALI/ MALABAR SPINACH AND RICE BALLS
WHAT YOU NEED :
RICE - 1 CUP OR LITTLE MORE
SPINACH OR MALABAR SPINACH - 8-10 LEAVES FINELY CHOPPED
ONION - 1 CHOPPED
GARLIC - 1 TSP, CHOPPED
POTATO - 1 BOILED, CHOPPED
CHANA POWDER/ BESAN - 2 TBSP
RED CHILLI POWDER - 1 TSP
SALT - 1 TSP
DRY MANGO POWDER - 1 TSP( I DIDN'T ADD THIS, I ADDED LITTLE LEMON JUICE)
NUTMEG POWDER - 1/4 TSP
HOW TO MAKE:
MIX ALL THE ABOVE INGREDIENTS WELL.
TAKE A SMALL PORTION AND MAKE BALLS, AND FRY TILL BROWN AND CRISP OVER MEDIUM HEAT.
SERVE SPINACH / MALBAR SPINACH AND RICE BALLS ALONG WITH TOMATO KETCHUP.
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