This peanut sauce originated from Indonesia, also known as a sambel kacang or sambel pecel. It made from fried or roasted peanuts and then added chili and spices, blend or grind it into smooth peanut paste. Nowadays besides in Indonesia, peanut sauce is widely used in cuisine worldwide such as China, Thailand, and Vietnam in various versions and recipes. Peanut sauce can be use as salad dressing, satay (meat skewers), dipping sauce for any appetizers such as egg rolls or spring rolls, also can enjoy it over steamed rice or steamed vegetables. You can buy ready -to-eat Indonesian peanut sauce in most of Asian store. But the taste quite little bit different. I like to make my own peanut sauce, since it’s easy to make, and of course I will have a better taste peanut sauce than the ready-to-eat one. The ingredients I used are very simple as well as the steps how to make it.

#GA4 #Week12 #PeanutPeanut Chutney is quick, easy to make and delicious recipe of chutney made with peanuts that can be served with idli, dosa, uttapam, pongal or upma for a wholesome healthy meal. This delicious peanut chutney is protein packed and boosts the nutrition profile of breakfast or dinner. It is excellent substitute for coconut chutney.The sweet nutty flavor of peanuts are perfectly balanced with heat from red chili and tanginess from tamarind. The blend of flavors is finger licking good.Peanuts are dry roasted, skin is removed and used for grinding chutney. That’s a lot of work but the chutney tastes much more nutty, creamy, flavorful and delicious. Peanuts can be roasted in bulk and stored for 1-2 months. And chutney can prepared in jiffy for breakfast or dinner.Roasted peanuts are grounded to fine paste with garlic, red chili, tamarind and salt. Grounded chutney is diluted with water and tempered with mustard and urad dal tadka.If you love peanuts, you would go Gaga over this South Indian recipe of Peanut Chutney. Do try once and would end up making many a times.

Having lived in India for a short while and tasting its amazing food..i was determined to make this amazing chicken biryani... try it to get a taste of the indian cuisine

A delicious and tangy famous street food from Hyderabad, Mirchi Pakoda is made by stuffing large green chilies with a flavorful mixture of sesame seeds, peanuts, coconut, and tamarind, then frying them to perfection.

This recipe we made last christmas as a starter, it's one of those recipes everyone seems to love and which goes with a lot of other dishes. I have meanwhile made a few different versions of red lentil soup and this is the 'special' combination I like the most. The hint of garam masala, ginger and coconut milk give it a special indian taste

This is quite a hot version of harissa paste. You can swap the chillies for roasted red bell peppers and add cayenne to taste to add heat instead

Fiery and full of flavour, yet wholly satisfying with a smooth texture, the gaeng kiew wan gai is packed with a variety of spices in a light green curry, complemented with tender chicken pieces, and a big serving of chillies that give the curry its kick. Do not be deceived by the colour of this dish, in fact, most green curries are spicier than red or yellow curries!.

This is a hearty, warm, and relatively healthy vegetarian soup that could easily be made vegan, and scaled. Conceptually simple, vegetables in water, this Asian-inspired curried variation of an American comfort classic is sure to impress with its diversity, ease of modification by ingredients, and it's natural ability warm bodies and hearts on a cold winter day.

Nailed it!I have always liked the thicker spicy carrots and onions with jalapenos served as a side at Mexican restaurants. So I researched it and found this easy recipe, with minor changes, to craft it at home. It's a nice low carb., low fat, tasty snack to keep you away from worse snacks. I like to leave it about a week in the refrigerator before enjoying, so the veggies can absorb the flavor. The best thing about this, you can adjust the heat to your taste. This one here is pretty spicy in my opinion. To make it less spicy, remove the seeds and white membrane from the jalapenos, or just use less. To increase use more jalapenos, or add dried hot chillies or crushed red pepper. This also has a sweet component, you can adjust the sugar down to your liking. Or, for a barely spicy version, use Anaheim peppers or bell peppers instead of jalapenos, add 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper to the boil. This will give you the peppers but just a little kick to round it out.

One of the many things to do with sooji(rava) is upma which is a healthy breakfast meal.Topped with veggies and peanuts its wholesome and rich in taste. #breakfast

I received lots of unshelled peanuts and wanted to use them up.You can use shelled peanuts, but the oil comes out of unshelled ones more easily, which gives peanut butter a smoother finish.Adjust the amounts of peanuts and sugar to your taste. Recipe by Kawaii obentoubako.

#momlove#goldenapron#post10It's a heirloom recipe and my Amma's favorite dish. She loves to eat this Kara Keerai Adai anytime. This recipe is a combination of Rice,Tur dal and Bengal gram added to dried chillies,pepper corns, asafoetida and salt to taste. This is the basic ingredients in which any greens, onions is added to the batter and shredded coconut is topped while making Adai. The authentic way of flattening a ball of batter with fingers on tawa adds special taste to the recipe. My Amma loves to eat this Adai as it is . It can be also served with jaggery,tomato chutney or coconut chutney.