#maabhukhlagihai #Maabhukhlagihai "Maa ka hatho me pyar or swad ka jadu dono hai " thrue that and it's call mumma's magic. The magic of love , taste, affection & deliciousness .The wors "achar " bring back so many childhood memories to us .gone back to the days ,when my mom & dadi used to make achar for us . I used to eat kacchi kairi with salt & red chilli .ahaaaaaaa ,those were amazing and unforgatable days .i absolutely love "maa ke hatho ka achar ". It's tangy , juicy , spicy .My school friends still remember my lunch box which was full of flavour of fresh kairi ka achar . I really love mom & mamma ke hatho ka achar . So here is recipe of super amazing achar recipe "maa ke hatho ki ". Maa tuje salam ....

#goldenapron #post_16Pickle in a minute ?? Believe it or not , this yummy pickle needs just a few minutes of your time .The natural pungency of green chillies together with flavour - packed spices and mustard oil make this pickle an interesting accompaniment ........

I used little different technique to make my own style pickle. #teamtrees

This easy, fuss-free Pakistani Pickled Chicken (Achari Chicken) recipe requires one pot and takes less than 50 minutes to make.Achari Chicken is a chicken curry made with ingredients used to make achaar, `Achar” means pickle and the most popular achar is mango--my favourite!So while the chicken itself isn’t pickled, it’s livened up with a zesty, tangy, ‘pickled’ flavour, obtained by the use of pickling spices.Unlike most recipes for achar gosht (meat) that calls for a heavy dose of tomatoes and yogurt, this recipe is tomato-yogurt free!Instead of roasting and grinding the spices you can use premix achar gosht masala.The name of the dish gives the flavours away. It's spicy, zesty and smells as fragrant as the achar pickle we all love to add to our less spicy food and especially with daal.For video recipe:https://youtu.be/nXApZ3TEmSs

#goldenapron #post20Delicious lip-smacking pickle instantly done when you want to have pickle and do not have time for pickling process. Enjoy the delicious pickle made in Kerala style

#GoldenApron#Post_21#22_7_2019#InEnglish Pickle is a kind of recipe that we mostly use in tiffin , main course platter , Pakodas and Fritters. Care should be taken to avoid the use of water in Tomatoes and grinding wet marsala. Presence of water in pickle creates formation of slime and fungus and thus forces to discard. Here the Tomato pickle is made with wet masala and dry masala . I have used Mustard oil and Vinegar as preservative to keep the pickle outside for long time . If one wants to avoid Vinegar, pickle has to keept in the refrigerator . I have used Deghi Chilli powder , so reduced the amount of green Chilli.

#reststyleDaal is often translated as ‘lentils’, but actually refers to a split version of a number of lentils, peas, chickpeas and so on. If pulses are split into half they are called daal.A daal is actually a soup made from any of the available split pulses and mostly tempered with different spices. Daal is a great sauce of protein, fiber and iron for vegetarians. It is a part of the staple diet in almost all Indian households. The cooking techniques may differ from region to region.Daal Tadka is a very famous dish in India, found mostly on the menu of a large number of restaurants. The daal is basically well cooked and tempered with whole spices. It is best enjoyed with jeera rice or pulao or some hot plain steamed rice.

Its spicy, tangy, pickled curry would rock your taste buds. I used to make it with ready made packet masala few years back. But now I use my own spices to make this for special occasions. The pickle spices and the aroma of achar gosht will make your loved ones tummy roll.

This is not so sweet, not thick , not raw gujarati kadhi. Traditionally you have it with plain rice , mori dal aka lachako toor daal and any vegetable shake/curry.

An amazing recipe of this winterbliss will tingle your taste buds . The most favorable, in demand pickle of winters.

Mathri are deep fried crackers that are whipped up during most Indian festivals in the savory festival collection. They usually are made with all purpose flour/maida and/or semolina with seeds of choice added to the dough. My version is BAKED!You can sub out the Indian spices with dried herbs like basil/parsley. It is a great base wheat cracker to change up to preference and munch on as is, with hummus, chutneys, dips or soups or make canapes with toppings of choice!These crackers are crunchy and need very less fat. It's amazing how a 'wheat only' cracker with so less fat can stay so crispy without getting hard. Whip these up this Diwali for a guilt-free Diwali. Your family and friends are sure to love them.http://www.theculinarytrail.com/healthy-diwali-treats-baked-wholewheat-mathri-recipe