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Sunday, April 10, 2011

Jugaad Receipe - II

Hello friends.. her I am with the second Jugaad receipe. one of the easiest ones

Left-over Chapaati (roti) upma: This can be conveniently made as a breakfast item from last night's leftover rotis. Besides being tasty it is nutritious too.. So what are you waiting for..Go ahead try this :-)

Ingredients:
Chapaatis - around 6
onion- one small
mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
oil - for frying - 2 tsp
pinch of turmeric powder
salt - as per taste
Curry leaves - a bunch

Method: Cut the rotis into very small pieces using a sharp knife. You can also use the mixer to cut it into very small pieces. heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds. when the seeds crackle add chopped onion and fry a little. Add the rotis that are cut into very small pieces. Add salt and turmeric powder as per taste. also add curry leaves. Stir for some more time and it is ready..

Voila...aapka naashta taiyaar hai :-)

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Jugaad receipe of the month..

Palak Chicken:
Jugaad is a north-indian term, a colloquial word (I've heard it a lot in Delhi) that means an innovative fix or easy or quick arrangements not following thorough processes.. Jugaad receipe means any easy to cook meal. I've tried out Palak Chicken.. turned out.. well.. edible and fairly good. Pesh hain receipe:
Chicken: 1/2 kg
Ginger-Garlic paste: approx: 5 tbsp
Curd: 200 gms
Green chillies: 6-7
Coriander leaves: a bunch
Palak: 150 gms
Oil for frying
Onions: 2 large chopped
Salt to taste
Method: Marinate chicken in ginger-garlic paste and keep aside. Boil the palak in cooker. When done, remove it and grind to a paste with green chillies and coriander leaves.
Heat Oil and add chopped onions, fry till they turn brownish in colour. Then add the marinated chicken and allow to cook for some time. Pour into this the spinach paste, cook for five minutes and add beaten curd and salt to taste. Cook for some more time till chicken is done.
This dish tastes best with rice however I liked it with paranthas too...
So what are u waiting for.. try it for yourself..and of course any feedback is welcome :)

Sunday, January 2, 2011

My Chhotu resolutions for new year :)

Ok.Ok.Ok.. here we go:
- To get up on time and try walk down to the office
- Drive/Ride a bike through Dilli ka traffic
- Family pack se three pack abs (zyaada ambitious nahin hona)
- Design and faciliate a fun session at office with a particular senior colleague(Guess who?)
- Visit (and hog!!!) at least one local food hotspot in town in a month..

Apna Parichay......

Well friends.. the name is Navneet..something more about myself.. I love food..eating.. yak-yakking about recipes..am happiest cooking for myself and my dear ones, reading and exploring more..I love travelling and exploring places n meeting new people...........and thus I Love my job all the more..coz it lets me 1) travel 2) meet new people and 3) of course sample all the local cuisines.....Hopefully my short intro... has generated enough grub to make you envious ..he..he..he..