# Miss biryani

#Missbiryani

#rstea #English #Post1Generally all my fritter innovations starts with my refrigerator cleaning I had some french beans and spring onions left over and it was starting to wilt. Instead of regular rice or curries, I decided to make snacks from them. With rainy season on, it’s always fun to munch on pakoras (fritters) with steaming cup of masala/ginger tea and a good book to ready.

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#YIFR#goldenapron#post20Colocasia /Arbi is a much-loved vegetable. Most of the people use only it's tuber and leaves in cooking and discard the stem (danthals, as they are known in Hindi).But I, being an experimental cook, ensure that every bit of the vegetable is utilized.My recent experiment with making arbi stem pakoras was a great success and I was pleasantly surprised to find them so delicious and crispy and just perfect for the monsoon evening snacks when accompanied with ketchup.The recipe of my innovative dish goes this way.

#MonsoonSpecialA tasty and crunchy snack , perfect for monsoon season

#indvssl  #kidstiffin This besan bread toast recipe comes very handy for me during those days.Besan bread toast is usually made with halved bread slices. yet, these easy to prepare bread besan toast make for a good breakfast option. when i make these, i always add tomatoes. i like the taste and texture which tomatoes bring in these toasts.

Pakoras are a must for iftar during Ramadan. It’s as if their crunch and warmth must accompany steaming cups of chai. Throw in hot samosas for added comfort. Nostalgic! How I miss these goodies from home!Pakoras are flavour-packed fritters that are light and airy. The base component of all pakoras is gram flour, onion, cilantro, spices. You can make pakoras with all kinds of vegetables, as long as they’re small enough to cook through and large enough to hold to the batter. Vegetables like spinach, eggplant, and potatoes are also added. Of course all these pakoras are named after the vegetable used for instance palak pakora refers to spinach pakora, baigain pakora to eggplant pakora and aloo pakora to potato pakora.Aloo laccha pakoras are made with potato, besan, rice flour, and regular spices. They are crispy from the outside while soft from the inside. “Laccha” basically refers to a lattice as the grated potatoes and sliced onions combined with the flours form a sort of lattice when scooped. Ensure the oil temperature is high when adding pakoras, then reduce to medium heat for the perfect crispy texture.With their crispy texture and flavourful spices, these pakoras are sure to become a household favourite for iftar because iftar without pakoras is no iftar at all!

#flour Quick and Crispy Chakli, as the name suggests it is easy and quick to make. Just pressure cook the dal, mix remaining ingredients and press the chaklis in hot oil.Carom seeds gives a mild pungent taste and the sesame seeds a nutty taste to the chaklis. Store the chaklis in an air-tight jar and enjoy anytime.

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#deepfriedBread pakodas are quick fix snacks, good for lunchbox or teatime.

#deepfriedA perfect snack for rainy days. Best served with tamarind chutney but they can be turned into chaat simply by adding yogurt, sweet & spicy chutneys, sev, and onions.