Kanjak Puja Thali

Ashtami is the day when we celebrate Kanjaka's. Read more about this here. For this months blogging marathon, the second theme I chose was Navratri special. Check what the others are upto here
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For the Thali, we make Halwa, Poori, chana and Aalu ki subzi [optional]. As an offering to the 8 girls, I gave 2 pooris, halwa, chana, choco pie, a banana and Rs10.
Here is how I made the Sooji ka Halwa:
Kanjak Puja Thali
Ashtami is the day when we celebrate Kanjaka's. Read more about this here. For this months blogging marathon, the second theme I chose was Navratri special. Check what the others are upto here
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#21.
For the Thali, we make Halwa, Poori, chana and Aalu ki subzi [optional]. As an offering to the 8 girls, I gave 2 pooris, halwa, chana, choco pie, a banana and Rs10.
Here is how I made the Sooji ka Halwa:
Steps
- 1
Heat ghee in a heavy base pan on Moderate heat.
- 2
Add the cardamom seeds.
- 3
Add the rava to it. Make sure the ghee coats rava completely.
- 4
Keep cooking it until it turns nice and golden.
- 5
Keep stirring it frequently so that it does not get burnt.
- 6
In another pan, boil water and sugar together. Keep aside once done.
- 7
Once the rava is nice and golden, add the sugar syrup.
- 8
Cover and let it cook properly.
- 9
The rava needs to swell and lose most of the moisture.
- 10
After the water is absorbed, remove the lid and let the halwa cook for couple of more min without the lid.
- 11
Add slivers of Almonds and serve.
- 12
Here is how I made the Kala Chana:
- 13
Pressure cook the chana with water and some salt for 3 whistles on full flame and 2 on a medium flame.
- 14
Let the steam escape.
- 15
In a pan, heat oil. Add the jeera and hing.
- 16
Add the chana, salt, turmeric, cumin powder, dhaniya powder and red chilly powder.
- 17
Cover and cook for 5 min on medium flame.
- 18
Remove the lid, make sure the water is almost dry.
- 19
Add amchoor and give it a good stir.
- 20
Taste and adjust the seasoning.
- 21
Serve warm.
- 22
This is how I made Khatte Aalu/Dhai wale aalu:
- 23
I was tired of eating the same tamatar wala aalu so decided to make something different. :)
- 24
In a pan, heat oil and add the jeera and green chilly.
- 25
Add turmeric powder, red chilly powder and curd.
- 26
The curd shall begin to disintegrate. Don't worry as this is what we are looking for.
- 27
The water from the curd shall separate.
- 28
Cook it for a couple of min and then add the potatoes to it.
- 29
Let the potatoes cook in the curd for about good 10 min on medium flame with/without the lid.
- 30
Add fresh corriander leaves and serve.
- 31
Poori's are made this way.
- 32
Devour with love.
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