This tastes great when eaten with Idli. I stock up on idli just so I can have this whenever I want . My mother-in-law taught me this recipe.When blending, if you mix it until it becomes quite smooth, it will have a nice texture and will match the idli even better. Recipe by Azisai

This is something my mother-in-law made for me for a long train ride. Since it was so delicious, I had her teach me the recipe.The key is to continue simmering for a long time. I was told that the drained oil is good to use in dishes. Recipe by Azisai

My co-worker always brought in this fruit dip and I asked her where she bought it. She told me that she makes it and gave me the recipe :)

My father use to make this for me when I was a child .. he told me I was gonna be like wonder women if i drink it all lol I still crave it today ..enjoy !

#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.

I was visiting my aunt and I told her that I was looking for something delicious to cook and she showed this awesome recipe! I make this sauce at least twice per week, it is so addictive!

I was talking to one of my grandma's care givers and she was telling how she adds vegetables to her tomato soup. I ran with the idea & came up with this. The first time I made I told my husband I could see making this again. He said "Good, because I can definitely see eating it again, and soon".

My daughter was 3 and hooked to Disney Movies, especially those which had Princesses as prominent charecters, Ariel from The Little Mermaid and Belle from Beauty and The Beast were her hot favourites. So of course, she tried to copy their dialogues, their looks and generally idolised them. This might not sound very politically correct in today's times, but am talking of nearly 18 years ago and man, she really worshipped those animated divas on the screen! So, while I used to struggle to get nutritious, wholesome meals down her tummy at every meal, I hit upon the idea of telling her that if she ate beetroot, she would get red, rosy cheeks like all those cartoon Princesses she loved so much, and to my sheer joy and wonder, this beetroot salad is something she developed a fondness for and I did not have to then make any effort to get her to finish that portion of the meal from her plate, ever! She has long since outgrown her Disney fixation, she now has real, strong and motivating women as her role models, but continues to never ever say no to beetroot till this day :) That's the story behind the name for this simple, healthy salad !

I always had curiosity to make that very thin flat dosa at home.in this pandemic time I decided to try all that things which I felt was so hard.but today when my family told it's too yumm so I think it's alot for me. #mommasrecipes

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#Np# simple recipe that anyone can make unusual with own touch.# my grandmother used to tell us at least one day in week you should take simple yet healthy food.that's it.

This coconut chutney is comforting and can pair with any South Indian dishes. Soft idlis paired with creamy coconut chutney – a timeless South Indian classic that never fails to comfort.