Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Bread Dahi Wada


As you know with New Years and my jetlag my unofficial resolution of the year is to eat anything but simple bread butter or cornflakes in breakfast :) So when Ajoy got bread with groceries I came up with this :)

Bread Dahi Wada
Ingredients
8 Bread Slices
2.5 Cup Curd
2 Green Chillies
4 Garlic Cloves
3 Spoon Sugar
1/4 Spoon Black Pepper
A Pinch of Red Chilli Powder
A Pinch of Chaat Masala
Handful of Coriander Leaves
Salt to taste
Oil

Method
  • Soak Bread slices in water and immediately press them in your palms to remove the water.
  • In a plate add this bread, finely chopped green chillies, garlic, ground pepper an salt to taste. Knead really well and make the lemon sized balls.
  • Fry these balls in hot oil till brown.
  • In a bowl mix curd, sugar, red chilli powder, chaat masala and salt to taste
  • In plates serve the fried bread mixture balls, covered with curd and garnish with finely chopped coriander leaves

Notes
If you are not going to eat all the wadas at a time, then keep the bread dough and fry it later, otherwise fried and stored wadas get little rubbery.

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Cabbage Pattice


First of all, Happy New Year to everyone. With parents around, then our vacation, in last few months, I had to hardly anytime make breakfast. So given the long break from cooking breakfast and Jetlag which makes me wake up really early in the morning, i was set to try out something different for breakfast. So here comes the new entry.

Cabbage Pattice
Ingredients
2 Cup Cabbage
2 Potatoes
2 Spoon Corn Flour
1/4 Cup Rava
1/2 Spoon Jeera
2-3 Garlic Cloves
Salt to taste
Oil

Method
  • Pressure cook potatoes and keep aside till they are cold enough to handle
  • Heat a pan and add few drops of oil.
  • Let the Jeera splutter in it.
  • Add in finely chopped garlic and cabbage and cook till cabbage is brown.
  • Grate the potato and add the corn flour, salt to paste
  • Knead it well, put couple of drops of oil and finish the kneading.
  • Make lemon sized potato balls and press them to make a cup shape.
  • Add in half spoon of mixture in each cup and close them. Press each ball lightly to make Pattice
  • Roll each Pattice in the rava and cook them on tawa sprinkling drops of oil couple of times.

Notes
I didn't want to make the cabbage very spicy instead i wanted to give it flavor of garlic and Jeera hence i didn't use any other spices in this at all. Its really upto you to decide the spices you want and can vary the flavor each time you make this.

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Sunday, January 15, 2012

Sop Kaki Sapi dan Babat Khas Jakarta di Cibadak Bandung – Kuliner Malam

Kalau Anda sedang mencari kuliner malam atau makanan enak yang hangat-hangat berkuah, datang saja ke Jalan Cibadak Bandung untuk menikmati semangkuk Sop Kaki Sapi Khas Jakarta di Jalan Cibadak Bandung.

Kenapa termasuk kuliner malam? Karena jajaran warung makan/tenda-tenda/gerobak-gerobak yang ada di Cibadak dan menjajakan beraneka macam makanan ini hanya ada pada malam hari, setelah toko-toko
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